First games you ever played??

Question

For me, it was a couple regular nintendo games - one shooting disk game, maybe Mario Brothers but that may have been later, and finally "The Guardian Legend". That game used to be state of the art. Oh and the Legend of Zelda. But the last two were huge to me.

Answer 1

Very first video game I played was Super Mario Bros. on our brand-spankin'-new NES. It was on that cartridge that had Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt, and that's what I spent my early gaming days playing.

~Scottie

Answer 2

The very first game I remember playing was Pitfall for the Atari 2600, I think I was about six years old. The next game I remember playing which still remains to be one of my all time-old school favorites was Super Mario 3 for the original Nintendo. I didn't play a whole lot of games in my earlier years just because games were too expensive, and my family couldn't afford them at the time. Here are some of the others I remember playing:

Earthworm Jim(Sega Genesis)
Sonic the Hedgehog 2(Sega Genesis)
Pong(Atari)
E.T.(Atari)-A bad memory
Street Fighter(Sega Genisis)
Lost Vikings(Sega Genesis)
Donkey Kong(Nintendo)
Mad Max(Sega Genisis)
Pacman(Atari, NES)
Killer Instinct(Super Nintendo)
Paperboy(Super Nintendo)
The Simpsons: Bart VS. The World(NES)
Silver Surfer(Nintendo)
Star Fox(Super Nintendo)

Answer 3

I remember Pong, but I didn't care for it, although I played it a few times; it was about half the size of a foosball table, and they had a few of them in the student union at Baylor University in 1973. The first game I played with any regularity a sort of text-based game on an OOOOOOOOLD Vax system the University of North Texas back around 1980 - it was called Rogue, and the fact that it could use a 3270 terminal was a BIG deal :-)

Answer 4

The very first game I played was The Legend of Zelda.

Answer 5

PAC Man, Mario Brothers, Galaxy

Answer 6

The first game I played was on my TRS-80 way long ago. It was a program that you had to type in and save to cassette and the game was called Wumpus. It was a text cave game where you need to kill the Wumpus, by shooting it from an adjacent room. You have a certain number of arrows. If you enter the Wumpus' room, it kills you.

There was also a space shooting game called Quasar Commander on the TRS-80.

Answer 7

It was on a 286 and it must have been barman or donkey kong... Or maybe something that was bootable on a 5 1/4 running DOS and the game. (Not the 2gb DVD of Windows Vista... with no GOOD games included)

Answer 8

i have performed many lame video games, yet one which stands out replaced into for the GameBoy boost noted as "No Rulez: Get Phat" (even with the actual incontrovertible reality that the actual incontrovertible reality that it replaced into lame might want to've been obtrusive from the identify). It replaced right into a nasty platformer featuring a well-known guy on a skateboard that did stuff...nicely, he did not do a lot, somewhat.

Answer 9

I don't remember the games but i remember the system Atari was the very first thing i played second waas a 286

Answer 10

Starfox adventures Dino Planet LOL