Mine was Megaman X on the Super Nintendo. Boy was I hooked.
Pinball, Snake, Crash Bandicoot, Worms (omg), Pac-Man.
pinball and sega games, I dont remember honestly
I just realized that before I ever played Pokemon Crystal I played Zelda: Ocarina of Time (crazy introduction to gaming).
Super Contra in the cartridge world, and Dangerous Dave on the PC.
Donāt think either was first, but I played them enough to remember them.
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By the way, anyone played the original Prince of Persia? It was the first game I played on a desktop computer running Microsoft DOS 6.2
Of course.
Loved that game.
Yaāll some youngins.
Well. In DOS 3.30 with Ɣmbar monitor.
How times have changed⦠this is what it looks like on Android.
It still is one of the toughest games I ever played. So many puzzling levels. And that side-story with the Shadow was really scary to me at that time lol.

Well. In DOS 3.30 with Ɣmbar monitor.
There was something charming about DOS. And WordPerfect, Lotus 1 2 3 and Dbase. Must be nostalgia.

Author George R R Martin writes on a DOS computer with the wordprocessor WordStar in it. Can already hear people groaning āFinish the books, Martin!ā whenever I mention GRRM haha.

How times have changed⦠this is what it looks like on Android.
Not to mention the last PoP PC game:
@Salchichon - oh man! I remember playing Test Drive 3 on the PC.

It still is one of the toughest games I ever played. So many puzzling levels. And that side-story with the Shadow was really scary to me at that time lol.
Time to test Gaming Mastery X ZP or Limitless ZP on this!
i donāt really play much video games so that just happened to be my first haha
Prince of Persia Sands of Time is one of my all time favorite games. The time travel mechanic with the parkour combination was amazing for its time.
Hahaha fair enough
I consider this game that I played as a kid the mother of all the Romance of The Three Kingdoms and Dynasty Warriors games that followed over the next few decades.
Dungeons and Dragons on a bootleg floppy disk.
This music lives in my memory eternally. Even taught myself to play some of it on the piano when I was a little kid.
We called it āKarate Champā (guess that was the name of the arcade version), and Iām always surprised to see that it was called āThe Way of the Exploding Fistā. Pretty long name for a video game.
and of course, canāt forget this:
I didnāt really get very far in it. Didnāt own it. But I loved the idea of those InfoCom games as much as the actual playing of them.