What was the first game you ever played?

[ACertainPassingUser]

Its was the first device-based game i play. Before, all i play was physical and people based game and board games.

 

[laccoff_mawning]

Not entirely sure, but one that comes to mind was super mario sunshine.

 

[TroubleFait]

Used to play games when I was young, but I didn't really click. An F-22 Raptor simulator, a Tomb Raider demo, an old Mario, stuff like that. I liked playing Test Drive 5 but that's it.

Then I got Sonic Riders on PC and that's when I started actually liking videogames.

 

[Woolen_Monkey]

Bomberman

 

[Justhetip...]

Mortal Kombat, Modern Combat. Both on a Nokia

 

[DeepWater]

Super smash bros 64

 

[Golden_Emperor]

Assassin’s Creed 2

 

[AnonUnlimited]

Honestly I'm not sure.
Probably Contra since I grew up in poverty and the NES was the only thing available.

 

[Snake99]

The oldest game I can remember playing is a third-person shooter Bionicle.

 

[SRB]

Some TMNT game.

 

[Deleted member 84247]

Digging through my memories it's hard to figure out. There was some n64 games. Also, there was this pizza place that was kinda close to where I lived. They had an arcade, and I remember standing on a chair to play galaga or pacman.

 

[Kenjona]

Hide and seek

Now first electronic game. Either Pong or a pinball game. Wait no Pachinko!

 

[RepresentingWrath]

Some TMNT game.

The one ubisoft made in 2007?

 

[Seaspecter]

Tag or something involving a ball, now if you're talking about video games I think it was pong.

 

[SRB]

The one ubisoft made in 2007?

Yeah, that.

 

[x50000]

No one played bomb it ? Damn, *Sadge*

 

[AnonUnlimited]

Boggles my mind how this was made 30 years ago.

 

[theInmara]

First computer game?

Pong. On an Atari Pong console, on a 9" b/w TV.

Not sure about board or card game, though. Probably War or Go Fish.

Technically, Peek-a-Boo is a game.

 

[tealery]

Like Bubble Bobble or something and I was SO BAD at it

 

[ThisAdamGuy]

Technically speaking, probably a Donkey Kong or Pac-Man machine some restaurant had set up. In terms of actual home console gaming, my grandma gave me a Super Nintendo for my fourth birthday that came with Donkey Kong Country. I had no idea what was going on when my mom first booted it up, and she only had a vague idea of how video games were supposed to work. Long story short, we probably game overed four times to that first stupid beaver before Mom realized we could jump over it.

Jumping on top of them to kill them didn't occur to us for another day, at least.