What was the 1st video game you ever played.

[Stein Inge]

Tetris.

It was on a crappy digital watch my dad bought me. The wrist-band broke after about a week. We would take turns wearing it (or rather carry it in our pocket) until one we got the high-score, then give it to the other.
I must have been around 5 or 6.
We played it until the thing broke. My dad had the high-score at the time and it haunts me to this day that I didn´t get the chance to take it back!

 

[hurfdurp]

Trolls, yay. I wonder when that came out.

Spoiler

 

[PPB]

Bouncy Bee Learns Letters. Learnt my letters in DOS with a floppy disk.

The first "true" video game was probably Warcraft II though.

 

[The Shade]

The old X-Men arcade game, at my local arcade.

Colossus FTW!

 

[Nautical Honors Society]

Super Mario 64

 

[LitleWaffle]

First game ever: Pokemon Blue =D
First PC game: Sonic R
First console game: Super Smash bros

i LIVED man!

 

[migo]

California Games for Atari Lynx... I think.

 

[neoontime]

Donkey kong country on the super nintendo.

 

[electricsoup_erman]

I think mine was Crash Bandicoot on the Play Staion 1.

 

[Tsaba]

Super Mario Bro 3 for NES or Tetris for that brick of Gameboy my dad had it was 1990, what can I say, it's hard to remember.

 

[Mr.Petey]

Amstrad CPC 464 with the slightly pro-British propaganda that was Harrier Attack. You think you have long loading screens now?
This was the age of PCs when a loading screen took forever and even then it would cough up a crash back to the Basic start screen if the tape wasn't in pristine condition

 

[MikailCaboose]

The first I played was some odd shoot-out game (Shoot-out may have been the name actually) on the Atari, but the first game that I really played (as in not for five-minute stretches between god-knows what) was Yoshi's Island. I loved that game, and I still do!

 

[dicai]

I would guess Super Mario Bros on NES, but I could be wrong, maybe I played some arcades somewhere but my mind didn't registered.

 

[GenericAmerican]

Battletanx for the N64. And 5 minutes after that, The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time. I also beat that game within the week; i was so little...(ahh good memories)

 

[bodyguarddied]

Either Test Drive 5 or Spyro 1 for the original Playstation. I can't remember which came first, but I played them both on the same day, so it doesn't really matter.

 

[Kaboose the Moose]

My first ever game was on the Gameboy, and it was Tetris. Oh yeah, I partied hardcore back in the day! First every PC game was Monkey Island. Oh the days of Windows 3.1..how I miss thee...

 

[Racecarlock]

Cruisin USA.

 

[Reaper69lol]

Ooh, some old japanese game, Toshinden I believe. Great fun

 

[Nieroshai]

I think that was, um, Duck Hunt. Earliest game I can remember.

 

[SweetxVicious]

Mine was most likely Pac-Man, on a little arcade machine in a laundromat that my godmother worked at. When I'd spend the day with her, I'd play the arcade machine alllll day. Oregon Trail was another one; I played at school whenever I got the chance. Besides that it was probably either Super Mario All-Stars or Super Mario World, the first two games that I ever really seriously played and tried to beat - as far as All-Stars goes, I almost always played Super Mario Bros. 3. My family's had a Super Nintendo since before I was born, so naturally that was my first real introduction to video games.