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My first was Super Mario bros/Duck hunt for the NES.

Sega Mega Drive, with games like Streets Of Rage, Sonic and Rambo III.

NES. Then a clunky 486 that functions to this very day. They made computers a lot better back then, apparently.

At 12/22/12 04:57 PM, darkjam wrote:

At 12/21/12 12:56 PM, GACBassPlayer wrote: Donkey Kong,

That wasn't on the atari, it was nintendo

Nintendo didn't have a console when Donkey Kong was first released. They were only into developing games at the time. Donkey Kong was an arcade game ported to the Atari 2600.

Super Nintendo Entertainment System.

i could say NES... but it was a pirated NES clone

My first was NES and some China 999 in 1. :D

That would be the Sega Genesis. I got the one that came in the Sonic bundle box.

I don't have a pic of my original box, but I found an image online of the same one.

At 12/20/12 03:45 PM, WadeFulp wrote: What was everyone's first experience when it came to electronic games? I started off on a TRS-80.

I had a Sony Vaio and I thought I was the shit because not only was it black it had a tv tuner built into it to. Anyway game wise I got Magic Carpet, Mech Warrior 2, and Claw (best platformer of all time in terms of difficulty imo). While my dad had Quake, Dook Nukem, Age of Empires, and Redneck Rampage to keep him busy.

Although my first fond memory of computer gaming was playing Castle of the Winds on my old IBM when I was a wee lad.

I played Super Mario 64 on the Nintendo 64 (duh) when I was maybe three years old.

My first system was a Nintendo 64 and Playstation

My first system was the Amstrad CPC.
Got any older system than that, kids ?

Genesis. Streets of Rage, Shinobi, Golden Axe, Primal Rage, etc.

N64 and Mario Kart 64 from my cousin, baby. I was 5, then went to Paper Mario, then I believe Rogue Squadron, then ( I think) Pokemon Blue; it gets a bit blurry around there, but the first was definitely Mario Kart 64.

Nintendo 64. Everyone has to be a whiny bitch and complain about the controller but no Nintendo 64 game requires you to have 3 hands.

At 12/20/12 03:45 PM, WadeFulp wrote: What was everyone's first experience when it came to electronic games? I started off on a TRS-80.

Sega Gen

Windows 95 but with some educational games (I was only 4 years old). Eventually I managed to pick up some board games on the PC.

As for first game system, that would be the Sega Genesis (Didn't own one until 13 years old but I used to play it at people's houses), but the real first system I owned was the Super Nintendo.

playstation vita lel

Gamecube, XBOX Original, Nintendo DS

I was playing games like Super Mario Bros. and Castlevania III won my dad's NES when I was 2 or 3 years old. Super Mario Bros. was the first game I ever played. I got my Game Boy Advance and Super Mario World for Christmas in 2002.

At 12/23/12 11:16 PM, EDDDDDDDDD wrote: Nintendo 64. Everyone has to be a whiny bitch and complain about the controller but no Nintendo 64 game requires you to have 3 hands.

As a person with three hands, I found the controls perfect

Call me cliche, but NES with super mario

NES - Super Mario Bros.

Playstation (first one.) A few weeks later I also received a N64. I currently use a PC to play games now.

One word, SEGA!

The first I owned was a Sega Megadrive and I loved it to death. Then came the Playstation and Nintendo 64 and I was in game heaven.

My first game must have been either Crash bandicoot or the Zoombini game for PC/MAC. My first computer I owned was an HP Pavilion with a Pentium II processor, 128MB of RAM.