What was the first video game you had?

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Coleco Vision. I enjoyed Space Fury. That game was trippy because when you lost you got powned trash talked by the enemy commander, depending on how well you stalled his invasion for.

The game also had donkey kong, came with buck rodgers, and others like Learning with Leaper.

Leisure Suit Larry 1 EGA because I was a horny kid and my parents did not know about it! Of course there was no nudity in the game... I haven't been the same since.

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Super Mario World & Super Mario Kart.
They both came with the console (SNES) purchase.

Space Invaders Atari 2600.

You can download them as freeware. I think if you don't use a condom however, your character dies of aids and collapses on the floor.

Super Mario Bros, the NES was my first system though I got it a few years after the Super NES was released so i was late to the game.

We didn't get an SNES until they had the Super Mario World and Super Mario Allstars bundle (two seperate games, not the all-in-one cart).

Pitfall (for the Atari)

same here lol.

My first game was the original Sonic the Hedgehog on the Sega Mega Drive. A true classic!

I remember when I was 10 or 11 and my dad brought home the one of the first 'PONG' games. It had manual switches on the console allowing users to switch between the 4 different playing modes.

I was absolutely amazed by pong, as was my dad. We played this very simple game together for hours. Other people came over to our place just to play it, (and were equally amazed).

I used to spend my spare time in my teens at video arcades. (Wow do I ever miss video arcades). I can remember playing the arcade version of PACMAN for the first time; I was still not tall enough to use the controls right or see the screen fully.

Later (about 1984) I used to visit a wealthy family that had a sit down game that only played Asteroids. It was a sit down arcade game for two players, one at either side of the machine. At the time I was really envious that they could afford such a thing.

DOOM, I used to play that game every second. I was 8 when we got it I think.

Donkey Kong Country, and I still play it today. I just beat the second game in the series again a few days ago.

There was a duck shooting game I wrote for a Wang 2200 back in 1976; the original dungeon I played on a CP/M 8085 machine in 1981; the Space Invaders which was the test program for the 8086 assembler I wrote in 1982; no, I've become boring. I won't go on.

When I was 5 I got my nintendo and of course it came with super mario bros/ duck hunt. Second was Contra, third was Marble Madness, fourth was Mega Man 2, and it's a blur after that.