That first game that made you a gamer.
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Command and conquer (dawn). Epic.0
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Lion King, Jungle Book (dos games), Zelda etc.0
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Mario got me going. Stuck around because of contra, Zelda, R TYPE, castlevania... So many more....
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Super Mario Bros, on the original NES.
All tho I did play some Asteroids & Pitfall on a friends Intellivision before that.
The rest is history.0 -
Oh man, been playing games since I was like 6 (SNES) but, the first game that I played non-stop and several times over was, like a lot of people my age (mid-20s), Pokemon Red/Blue.
Got nostalgic a few months ago and downloaded it to my phone, still epic.0 -
I loved Pitfall on the Atari. Super Mario Bros and Duck Hunt on the Nintendo. Sonic on Sega. Zelda on the 64 was my first RPG. I fell in love with RPG's. It was the first game I bought the Prima guide for. I spent so much time doing everything possible in Zelda. I remember always rushing home from school to do my homework, watch Sailor Moon and then play Zelda. lol Then it was FF7 and like most people, I fell in love with it and the Final Fantasy series.0
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I started out as a casual gamer with classic Nintendo whether it was the Game Boy or N64. I really started my addiction when Starcraft // Warcraft came out. Red Alert wasn't as interesting for me.0
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I had played the usual games with my brothers. Goldeneye, every Mario game, Turok, Worms, StarFox, Sonic. I tended to prefer Pokemon. But the game that had me staying up late, for 8-9 hours straight was Harvest Moon A Wonderful Life. I know a lot of gamers either completely hate the game or love it, and I loved it. Still love the series. It's a very relaxing game.0
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Ever heard of a series called Hero's Quest? Space Quest? King's Quest? These games were my first and the ones that got me hooked on electronic gaming.1
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Ever heard of a series called Hero's Quest? Space Quest? King's Quest? These games were my first and the ones that got me hooked on electronic gaming.
Yeah! I had a high-school job in a computer store when the IBM PCjr was new, and King's Quest was on a cartridge for it (a launch title?). The graphics were really good for the time, and we demo'd the hell out of it at the store.
Probably the first action-adventure game like that I can think of.
People forgot that thing had cartridges; pretty strange to consider now. Like so:
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The oldest games I used to play were on floppy disk and were like games where you built things or scared ghosts away with a camera.0
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Shining Force 2- Sega Genesis0
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Pac man on NES!0
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I was raised with computers and games at a very young age (3-4). So yes to Kings Quest and such, Sonic on Sega. Anyone remember Kyrandia? That was awesome! I get hungry for it!0
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It had to have been an atari game. My friend and his brother had a grandma who loved to buy them stuff so they always had a system and games before anyone and I have no doubt it was there. Plus there was an arcade nearby so friday nights we'd go to the mall and the arcade.0
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My first system was a NES. I played many games on it though, so I don't know which made me a gamer. I played Super Mario Bros, Duck Hunt, World Runner, Mario Pinball, and a lot of Rad Racer. Then I moved on to Pokemon, Duke Nukem, Doom, Need for Speed, Tekken and 4x4 Offroad Racing. Those are the most memorable games of my childhood.0
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Command and conquer Tiberium dawn on PC. Bought it for a quid at a car boot.0
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Tank on the original Atari. Okay, so I am showing my age. Mind you, I do own an Xbox One and I can geek with the best of them.0
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Pong. No word of a lie, first console my dad bought for me. I'm pretty damn ancient. Loderunner got me hooked on computer gaming though.1