Hard to tell, I remember getting a ps one back in the day, I was 4 years old I think. It was a cheap slim model even though the PS2 was out and well. Anyway, my first games were Gran Turismo, Rayman and Astérix & Obélix Maxi Delirium (a party game). I still love and revisit these games sometimes. Believe it or not, as old as my console is, it still work (most of the times) compared to my old ps2 or ps3.
I'm totally coming in late to this thread but Super Mario World was the first game I remember playing on a SNES that my brother and I got as a joint present when I was 6 years old in '96 (Shout out to all those with an easy to remember birthday!)
Honestly though that game was my life for so long and the fact that we could both play was a lifesaver for the parental units. I've still got the SNES somewhere, just need to connect it all up again to the TV
It was wolfenstein 3D and I knew it was a begging of a new whole world! I was 6 years old yet that's what I thought.
The next game was my uncles Leisure suit Larry but he didn't let me to play long enough to understand what was game like
The next game was my uncles Leisure suit Larry but he didn't let me to play long enough to understand what was game like
It's not my first memory playing videogames, but it is the first time that I played on PC. My parents bought a brand new Intel @ 150 Mhz, 16 MB RAM, 2 GB Hard Disk, no graphic card...and the videogame which I inaugurated this PC was Duke Nukem 3D. It was just glorious
Aside from Pong and the Atari 2600, the first game I remember playing on something resembling a personal computer was Parsec on the Texas Instruments TI-99 my school had in Grade 6 (1981-ish). The TI-99/4A had a keyboard and BASIC programming environment. It also had a cartridge slot. So it was a hybrid between a game machine and something capable of office work. I remember learning PRINT commands and writing my first software (such as it was) on that machine and saving to a cassette tape (IIRC).
Maybe in Master System II , no remember the name, only the main character was a ninja in vertical scroll... Or Alex Kidd in miracle world.
It was Contra I think and I played it on those bootleg nes that came with a keyboard instead of controller. wild
Virtual cop, House of the dead and DX ball. These three were literally the first pc games that I played in my first pc.
The first PC game i really fell in love with was Star Wars Rebel Assault II. I remember i had to convince my dad to get me joystick just so i could steer the damn ships haha.
Would be my C64 games but that was so long ago it's hard to order them. Dizzy? Kwik Snax? Wizball? Newzealand story? Difficult to remember!
For me, it was Project I.G.I. 2. It was not an easy game! I remember I had 256 MB of ram, 128 MB of GPU, running on Pentium 4. Man, those were the days!
Being an old geezer, the first game I played was Jetpac on the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, back in 1983.
The first I remember playing was probably pong. My dad bought an Atari console. That and then playing lunar lander. Incredible experience that I still remember lucidly
The first game I owned was Reel Bass Fishing for ps, lol. My family are very outdoorsy and also kinda bible-beltish, so they didn't want video games to rot my brain and turn me violent. First game I ever played was Super Mario 64.
God damn I just can't remember exactly because there were so many, but my best guess would be Rogue squadron II on my cousin's gamecube. But the first game of my very own would be Pokémon Ruby on the gameboy, so many great memories...
Yep, Fellow OGG here. Old Grey Gamer.
PONG here too on a giant wood frame console TV! Atari 2600 after that. And Wolfenstein on the Apple. Too funny!
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