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Grandstand with a pong clone and several other sports games in the pong style.
What was the first game you ever played?
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Grandstand with a pong clone and several other sports games in the pong style.
Oh my lord, I remember that, if we are going down that route
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I had that Tomy as well.
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In the arcade that was the best game, the music was intense, I never could get very far in it though on the c64 either
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Inspired by this thread and lockdown I made a quick vid on my first game 
The kids today don't know they are born!
The kids today don't know they are born!
Arcade it'd be a game called Safari, which came out in 1977! I used to play that at my local swimming pool cafeteria. Later it was joined by a Space Invaders clone called 'The Invaders'.
Console it'd be probably Binatone Pong or one of the similar pong clones. I think the one I used also had a light gun.
I also owned several LED based handhelds at some point.
I also used to go around a friends house to play their Atari VCS (they were rich compared to me - those things and the games were expensive).
My local department store had a Philips G7000 along with an Atari VCS, and the school kids, including me, used to go up every weekend to play them before we go turfed out by the shop staff.
Console it'd be probably Binatone Pong or one of the similar pong clones. I think the one I used also had a light gun.
I also owned several LED based handhelds at some point.
I also used to go around a friends house to play their Atari VCS (they were rich compared to me - those things and the games were expensive).
My local department store had a Philips G7000 along with an Atari VCS, and the school kids, including me, used to go up every weekend to play them before we go turfed out by the shop staff.