What was the 1st video game you ever played.

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blackflare

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In the year 1991 what a year. I was 1st introduced to gaming i was 4 i was young innocent uncorruptable. I was bought a gameboy the year of my downfall into madness getting to the point my 1st game was a boy and his blob sure i wasnt any good and only got 5 minutes into it but it was my 1st. So im asking you fellow escapists what was your 1st experience with gaming.
 

lcamps93

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The first time i must of played a computer game must of been 1998 or 1999, when i "borrowed" my brothers Game Boy. Super Mario Land i think, and then not long after Pokemon Red. God, those were simple times!
 

SimuLord

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Pac-Man. It was 1982, my mom was settling the bill at a Chinese restaurant, she gave me a quarter and pointed me at the Pac-Man cabinet to shut me up for a minute or two.

I haven't let up since.
 

hittite

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If I recall correctly, it was Commander Keen for DOS. I wasn't very good at it.

Edit: Oh, wait, there was some arcade shooter I wasn't even tall enough to see. I think it had Aerosmith in it.
 

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SimuLord said:
Pac-Man. It was 1982, my mom was settling the bill at a Chinese restaurant, she gave me a quarter and pointed me at the Pac-Man cabinet to shut me up for a minute or two.

I haven't let up since.
I envy you! i wish i could of played arcade game's like that when i was younger!
 

Lazarus Long

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Scott Adams. The Count. Commodore Vic-20. After that it was Hitchhiker's Guide and Joust on the 64 (and that ain't Nintendo, son.)
 

yundex

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Super mario or Zelda when I was 3, I don't remember which one I played first but I completed mario but could not beat the last boss in zelda.
 

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It was probably some Sonic game on the GameGear, but that was before I knew who Sonic was or what videogames were. I like to think that my first real gaming experience was playing Pokemon Blue on the Gameboy Color.
 

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I think it would either have been Pitfall! on my dad's old Atari 2600, or Outlaws at my cousin's place. I can't remember for sure.
 

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It's hard to gauge, since I started playing when I was so young pooping on a toilet was a strange new concept, but I remember the first contra.
 

blackflare

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hittite said:
If I recall correctly, it was Commander Keen for DOS. I wasn't very good at it.

I dont think anyone is when they start like i took a break from gaming for a while then and i remember i couldnt even get out of viridian forest it took me like 3 days to try and head into that lesser grey shaded square.
 

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I honestly can't remember. Some of the earliest games I can remember playing inc. Super Mario Bros., Duck Hunt, The Oregon Trail, & Cross Country Canada.
 

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Lord of the Rings: Return of the King for Gameboy Advance SP in 2003 for my birthday. It was a surprisingly good RPG although it was overshadowed at the time for me by Pokemon Ruby which I tried the day after.
 

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A game called Lomax for PS1 when I was 3 or 4, and I was terrible at it. When I tried it again a few years later I thought it was a pretty fun game though.
 

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I wasn't allowed to play video games as a kid. But I did have this like animated, interactive encyclopedia of the human body back when Scholastic CDroms were still a thing, and I was freakishly nuts for that, with its creepy little puzzles. I played some Sonic at a friends house once. It was very rebellious and I was cool.

The first game I ever beat was Kingdom Hearts, again at a friend's.