Super Mario Land on the original Game brick boy.
I use that as the mark of where this insanity started.
I use that as the mark of where this insanity started.
How did you lose your gaming virginity?
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My first gaming experience was also on the NES with the Super Mario/Duck Hunt game (combined on one cassette). Also Super Mario for the NES is the only game I never managed to completely finish (not even with the warp zones).Drone89 said:
Finishing part 2 and 3 was not that hard (2 was easy), but I never managed to finish part 1...
Mega Man 3 on the NES. I was only 5 or 6 at the time, so I was way out of my league with that game, but man, did I love it anyways.
I was about 7 years old when I got Pokemon Blue and a Gameboy Pocket for my birthday. Dear god in heaven, I loved Pokemon so hard. My first console game was Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, though. <3
I used to play the SNES and Mega Drive with my brother all the time. Mainly Super Mario All Stars and Sonic 2.
But, the first game I can remember playing on my own console, to myself, was Rayman or Soviet Strike. I can't remember how old I was, but pretty daymn young.
But, the first game I can remember playing on my own console, to myself, was Rayman or Soviet Strike. I can't remember how old I was, but pretty daymn young.
We're not talking about it like that?!
Anyway, it was probably a zelda game
Or a castlevania game.
I was somewhere between 18 - 30 months old when I played my first video game. It was either Duck Hunt, Mario Bros, or Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I do not remember the experience, but I do remember the exact moment my then-baby brother broke my NES.
Sonic took my virginity, then things ended badly between us. Now I'm alone and miserable and he's become a talentless hack...wish I had waited.
Hmm...well if we define this by first game I ever PLAYED...then I'd have to be honest and say it's Pong on the Atari. However, just like Amy Dell in 1st grade was my first crush, she is not the one who eventually took my virginity, and likewise, Pong isn't the game that made me want to be a gamer.
That credit is torn between two games.
Star Wars: X-Wing on the PC when I was 11.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic in 2003. THAT was the game that made me want to be a gamer, hands down. It helped me find my own identity as a Gamer, so I think the viriginity credit really lies there.
That credit is torn between two games.
Star Wars: X-Wing on the PC when I was 11.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic in 2003. THAT was the game that made me want to be a gamer, hands down. It helped me find my own identity as a Gamer, so I think the viriginity credit really lies there.