I was going to say that mine was playing the original pong, but i never realy liked it, sooo

Christmas morning, playing Streets of rage on the Megadrive with my brother. It was on the "mega games" cartrige with Revenge of Shinobi and Golden Axe. Great suff :). Along with those with got the second "mega games" volume with Super Thunder blade, Alien storm and Monaco GP. That was the first time i actualy loved games.

Anyone else??

Playing the first Sonic game, old time's :), my dear megadrive i still have her and i still play it from time to time

I always watched my Aunt Kim play Final Fantasy. Probably the 1st one ?_? I'm not sure, this was awhile ago. I remember she used a tent or a cottage or something once, and I asked what that did. She said like, "That's in case Karl [my uncle] does something stupid like pulls out the plugs while we're playing. Now we won't lose our game if he does."

my first game memory is playing an arcade version of mrs. pacman. i used to burn that machine up with my cousin when we werent going down the hill in my little red wagon or killing animals or stealing candy

Mine is completing the master system Sonic for the first time. I was so happy.

I guess my earliest one was playing Super Mario Bros, using that huge control pad as the controller. I wish I still had it. :(

My earliest gaming memory would be playing Chrono Cross.

Hmmmm.......not pong, ummmm let's see.......................... F1race, Ballon Fighter, Lode Runner, Battle City, yes this was the games that I was playing back in the 8bit era before I've playerd Mario Bros. series for NES

Mine was playing crash bandicoot 1 and tomb raider 1 when me and my sister first got our playstation 1

Super mario brothers. One of the funnest games ever.

I remember when i was four it was my birthday and i got my 1st games console the super nintendo and my first game playing Mario, good times good times.

I was going to say that mine was playing the original pong, but i never realy liked it, sooo

Christmas morning, playing Streets of rage on the Megadrive with my brother. It was on the "mega games" cartrige with Revenge of Shinobi and Golden Axe. Great suff :). Along with those with got the second "mega games" volume with Super Thunder blade, Alien storm and Monaco GP. That was the first time i actualy loved games.

Anyone else??

my earliest gaming memory was also a xmas morning playing streets of rage, revenge of shinobi, golden axe and some motorbike game with my brother..

Freaky! @_@

my earliest gaming memory was also a xmas morning playing streets of rage, revenge of shinobi, golden axe and some motorbike game with my brother..

Freaky! @_@

Maybe i am your brother.

My earliest gaming memory was spending 4 hours playing Galaxian on my parents' old Atari 2600. My score when I finished was over 20x my mother's best score. She never played games with me again.

Some Atari thing. I swear to god it was made out of wood.

Some Atari thing. I swear to god it was made out of wood.

I remember that, can`t think of the name though. It had a wooden casing on the front if i remember right. I used to love playing Winter/Summer Olimpics on it.

Can you stop quoting my posts now.

me and my brother having a fight over who is going to play first on rampage worldtour

WHOA you guys are young! my first gaming memory was space-invaders on an arcade table in the airport my first console game was QBERT on the Atari (2600?) i think then street fighter on the commodore 64 then alex the kidd from the gamedeck installed in the master systemII

Time line 1980's-1990's

The first game I played was sonic on the master system. I loved playing it and I still love sonic games to this day.

The first game I played was sonic on the master system. I loved playing it and I still love sonic games to this day.

Was that the Sonic game built in the system??
That`s the one i had.

Was that the Sonic game built in the system??
That`s the one i had.
No, it was on a cartridge. The game that was built into my mastersystem was that crappy snail in a maze game.

No, it was on a cartridge. The game that was built into my mastersystem was that crappy snail in a maze game.

lol,

Man... I can't remember that far back.

It was probably Alex Kidd in Miracle World on the Master System - I would have been about 4 or 5 at the time. I never did finish that game...

The master system had three different roms titles possibly built into its game deck but only one was availible. but you all get 50 points sonic,snail and alex the kidd were all possible games built in!!

my 1st ever game I played was tomb raider 1 and the first playstation button was triangle!

First ever game was either Lufia or Super Punch Out (BEAR HUGGER!), both for SNES.

I'd have to say it'd be mortal kombat 1. I used to play it with my older brother and use the same move over and over and slowly killed him. He'd get pissed off so we didnt play much

My first gaming experiance was playing a game called Hungary Horris In 1994

Abes Oddysey in 1998. I was 6 then. It was my first game on the ps1. Then my 2nd was Spyro 1. And then it's just one big blur, I forget what I got in order after that.

Hm...Super Mario Bros for the SNES.
Good times...

Me too.I remember playing that when I was 5 or 6.

My earliest gaming memory would be when I used to watch my mother play Sonic 1 on the Sega genesis. I was about 10 years old and I was always so excited to see her play it.

Playing Pitfall on my brother's Atari. I also had Fisher Price Perfect Fit for our NES and Little People Bowling Alley for our Commodore (along with a Peter and the Wolf game I LOVED and I have a lot of fond memories of those.) Oh, and Ducks Ahoy. Yeah.

The first game I played was Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES and I loved it... I liked everything: Music, gameplay, story and graphics... I never liked Super Mario Bros. because I didn't care about the music and I used to hate the graphics, LOL.

YAY! Necrophilia!


Probably my first run in FF1.

Checkered flag on my brothers Spectrum 48k ( showing my age here ).

hades, i love me some sweet necrophilia!


first gaming memory: playing (and beating) world 1-1 of SMB at age 3.