What's the first game you remember playing?

Yeah this one, I still have the EA Classics version that my grandfather gave back in 2000.

prince of persia or commander keen

serious sam
played co-op with dad over LAN, fun times

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Sonic 2 on the sega genesis

River Raid

Pong, 1990

Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now.

youtu.be/QQvAWoa3FBA

Max Damage!

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cowboy beim rodeo

Parachutes on DOS, monochrome monitor.

Sim City 2000. My cities were shit but it was fun.

Alley cat
my dad enroled me in a computer class and I learned DOS a bit lol
good times.

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Spider-Man 64

Jazz Jackrabbit. The Need for Speed is a very close second.

What the heck is that speedy eggbert?

Zombies Ate My Neighbors

Super Mario All-Stars

Mario bros in 1999

Super Mario World. I remember not knowing how to use a controller, so I ended up learning how to beat levels without staring at the screen.

Second generation console babies unite!

Super Mario Bros

Sunset riders.

There's also a rally psOne game that I completely forgot the name that I am still trying to find today. It had a track with a shit ton of dirty and a train track in the middle of it.

Pac Man

Yars Revenge

Yoshi's Island and Donkey Kong on gameboy

centipede on a gameboy, I think. Never knew what I was doing but it was fun
youtube.com/watch?v=ybPhGkIy0lc

This piece of shit.

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Super Mario All Stars on SNES

Super Mario bros

Silent service. I’m getting old.

I got a Super Nintendo when I was 2 and it came with Super Mario All-Stars and Batman Returns. I don't know which of those two I played first but it was one of them. I do know that Super Mario World is the first game from All-Stars I played.

Crash Team Racing. I'm pretty sure I played other games before that, but it's the one I remember most. That and ski-free

mario bros

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My mother let me shoot hitler in wolfenstein

Half Life 2. My big brother would let me drive around the hovercraft.

this or C64 ghostbusters

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Some vertically scrolling shooter set in space.
No idea what it was called but it was clearly an early 80's game.
I managed to beat it in one sitting at the age of 3 so it must have been fucking easy.
The first game I remember the name of was Sonic 1 on Christmas '91, when I was 4.

Wing Commander 3

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had a '84 BBC Micro with a spelling game all i remember is a big tomato character. it also had Planetoid, an awesome side scrolling SHMUP, and a really bad version of some platformer Manic Miner or similar, among others.
around the same time had a pongbox
after that got a master system with enduro racer, duck hunt, super hang-on, and ninja.
ninja and enduro racer were fucking tight i played them endlessly.

>master system
>duck hunt

Either you're Brazilian born in the early 2000's or you're a liar.

not counting JumpStart games, Mario 64

It was probably either Settlers for PC or Qbert. I had to explain to people I had a 'wood console' that used 'cassettes' and people thought I was fucking crazy. Turns out it was an Atari 2600 clone that didn't say Atari but 'Arcade' on it.

As for Settlers I couldn't figure out the controls because it was too complicated for my age and I wasn't sure if I was actually doing anything or which player I was.

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Used to play it with my mum. The opening track still makes me smile to this day youtu.be/UMNolXUmOBg

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The first super Mario bros, my cousin gave me his old nes when I was 5

god bless your mum user

i looked it up, its called Safari Hunt, basically a clone of Duck Hunt. the other version of MS had alex kid built in.
i also accidentally discovered there is another hidden built in game called snail maze.

Zelda Link's Awakening

My nigger. My dad brought home an IBM from his workplace and it had this on it. I don't remember much except the dog being frightening.

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LSD Dream Emulator and Serious Sam

Played it with me mum, RIP.

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We had a NES but I never really touched it, then one day when we were at a rental place, this game stuck out to me.
Hilarious how once I fired it up, I had no understanding of RPGs and couldn't make it out of the castle. I was 4.

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This game
Nu-racing games are shit

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Battletoads on NES

Alien trilogy on playstation 1; i'm 26

Into the Eagle's nest, amstrad

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Game boy tetris

the original or the remake?

Half-Life or Unreal, forget which was first

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It was definitely an NES game (It was my Dad's, I'm not THAT old). I have it narrowed down to Double Dragon II, Super Mario/Duck Hunt, or The Adventures of Bayou Billy

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Lode Runner on NES. Day when my parents bought NES and this way first game i seen. I only 2 cartriges with 32 in 1 and 8 in 1. I could borrow another cartrige with Contra and some other games. That was before i knew what computer is. Around 1989 i think.

a tmnt nes game with a topview overworld and sidescrolling levels

Fuck that game

Some stickman game on a DOS computer my father set up at our house.

Super Mario 3 I think. I'm pretty sure I played others before then but that's the earliest one that I have a clear memory of.

Sid meiers civilization or north & south for the amiga 500, not sure which one was first

fortnite XD

I had the Alex Kidd Master System.
My cousin gave it to me after I already had a Mega Drive, it got some use but I couldn't beat the damn jankenpon game.
I never knew about the Snail Maze though!

Actually I take that back, there was a computer game where you're an adventurer going around a pyramid I think? I have no idea what the game was. There was also some game that came with a stuffed mouse that I don't remember anything about.

mario kart 64

Damn this is one of them for sure. This game was amazing, especially with all the shortcuts and the bonus OP car, the el Nino or whatever it was called

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I used to play Dark Forces with my dad when I was a kid. I still play it, and its sequels, to this day.

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too bad it doesn't allow full mouse aim

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I unironically have no clue. I thought it was crash but I was already like 8 when it came out.

A game I had no idea what it was at the time but many years later released was f-zero.

Not my first game but one of them. World of Illusion was based as fuck, possibly one of the best coop games ever made.

The soundtrack is still in my head

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why did this genre have to die

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Street Fighter 2 WW on arcade, I was 5 at the time

You can now. There's a mod called DarkXL which improves the controls massively.