Your First Ever Game....
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Sonic the Hedgehog 2 on the Megadrive and Commander Keen 1/Dark Ages on the PC 
I remember a pirate-ish one (I forget what type of game it was heh) and another which was running around mazes collecting things I think.
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commodore plus 4 - Treasure Island. I still remember the game today, search for a sword, pick it up then go kill everyone in site
Grandstand which came with 8 built in games or a Phillips console of which I cannot for the life of me remember its details, but one of the games was Frogger and the other Q-Bert.
My first console was a Master System in 1988 and first game was AfterBurner
My first console was a Master System in 1988 and first game was AfterBurner
Well, early eighties there was some weird 'tennis' game which was just amazing the fact that when i moved the controller, it actually moved a line on my tv
Next we are talking some serious progression in gaming. The Atari VCS ? i think it was called.
That original atari console that had a wood effect trim.
Anyway, first game for that was the sublime 'Space Invaders'.
My first driving game was also on that, a game called "Night Driver" i think.
It was a dark screen with a white windy road that you had to guide the paddle with.
Almost as good as forza 2 heh
Next gaming machine was the speccy. Lunar Jetman was my first game and i loved it that much, i went on to buy the rest of the games by that company 'Ultimate Play the Game' (who i believe are now the people called Rare).
Commodore 64 after that, and then a true legend as far as i am concerned.
The Commodore Amiga.
What a gaming machine that was ...
Next we are talking some serious progression in gaming. The Atari VCS ? i think it was called.
That original atari console that had a wood effect trim.
Anyway, first game for that was the sublime 'Space Invaders'.
My first driving game was also on that, a game called "Night Driver" i think.
It was a dark screen with a white windy road that you had to guide the paddle with.
Almost as good as forza 2 heh
Next gaming machine was the speccy. Lunar Jetman was my first game and i loved it that much, i went on to buy the rest of the games by that company 'Ultimate Play the Game' (who i believe are now the people called Rare).
Commodore 64 after that, and then a true legend as far as i am concerned.
The Commodore Amiga.
What a gaming machine that was ...
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Flimbo's Quest for the C64 maybe, or the one with the rows of squares that flipped over, got no idea what it was called, or the circus game I had, think it was Fiendish Freddy's Big Top O'Fun (although I was scared of it), first one I bought was Postman Pat, what a legendary wee game
The C64 was my mums though, the sega megadrive was mine first, a choice of sonic or streets of rage were probably my first games on that, and still games I would play today
The C64 was my mums though, the sega megadrive was mine first, a choice of sonic or streets of rage were probably my first games on that, and still games I would play today
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Philips Videopack G7000 !
It had a membrane keyboard, so in the home computer boom of the late 80's
many a kid woke up xmas day to find their new "computer" under the tree
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tfx on 486, quake2 and grim fandango demo from pcgamer
then few years later Earth and beyond was the game to play
then few years later Earth and beyond was the game to play
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Pong.
Old school.
Old school.