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One of the Sonic games. The first game I actually OWNED (without cousins and whatnot) was the first Sonic Advance, I think.

Donkey Kong 64. I was like four or five, just learning how to read. I even remember how I had no idea what to once I made it past DK Isle, so I was just running around the area, killing the beavers and avoiding the hornets. I thought it was the best game ever.

(04-23-2011, 08:16 PM)unmasked meta knight Wrote: [ -> ]my first was kirby the amazing mirror

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How old were you when you first played the game?

My first video game I could remember was Pokemon Yellow.

It was the pin point of my love for pokemon and mario etc.

I think it was a shoot-em up game made of ASCII-characters, played on a obscure german homecomputer called "Triumph Adler Alphatronic PC". I'm not sure about the game title - the disk was labeled as "Data 1".

I'm sorry to derail this but

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Sonic the Hedgehog for Sega Genesis. I must've been around 4.

pokemon yellow was the first one i remember. probably played ones before that, but..

(04-24-2011, 11:08 PM)Vipershark Wrote: [ -> ]I'm sorry to derail this but

OH MY GOD
EINHANDER

I LOVE YOU

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It was too long ago to remember exactly what game it was, but it was probably for the NES. I think the first game I actually owned myself was either Pokemon Red or Super Mario Land.

I can't really say for sure - it was most likely on either the SNES or the Gameboy though.

i'd say the oldest game I can recall playing at a young age was link's awakening

Super Mario Bros. 3. and I was three during that time.

It was Sonic 1, at my uncle's house when I was about 5.

Basically I ran into Motobugs 3 or 4 times before my uncle told me I could press the round buttons to jump, and then I died at the Mashers in the first bridge. And then my uncle decided to put me on Labyrinth Zone 3 "the easiest level in the game." Thus began a lifelong obsession.

My first game was Rayman Forever for DOS. Although, I was like, 4. Took me until I was about 8 before I actually got to the last level, and then for whatever reason, I stopped playing. I haven't finished it since, but I don't really like the game any more, either.

duck hunt and the original super mario bros

good stuff man