You finished and really felt a sense of accomplishment doing it. Doesn't have to be the first game you finished just the one that as i said above gave you that feeling of, YES that you remember to this day. For me it is the original Rygar on the NES. That one really has stuck with me over the years. God to think how long ago that was. Makes me feel old. At least it's a great memory.
First Game....
Mario Party 2. Me and my sister played the shit out of that, and did everything in that game. The accomplishment is that I got to spend time with my sister. She's really not into games.
Super Mario Bros. but idk if I really beat it. The earliest game I am 100% sure I beat was StarTropics.
First game I ever finished was Zelda: Link to the Past on the SNES.
First game to completion: Spyro the Dragon. I was 8 and I'd only played bits and pieces of games up until then, never the full game.
First game with an immense sense of accomplishment: Super Mario 64, got everything possible at the tender age of 9
Also, I remember thinking the end of Paper Mario was really tough when I was young and I was immensely
satisfied after beating it.
Definitely Super Mario Bros. Though that was the first, I felt a much bigger sense of accomplishment after Ninja Gaiden 2 (NES). And even though it felt good, Final Fantasy was a bit of a letdown; by the time I finished I had done so much grinding that the last boss was kinda easy.
It was definitely Super Mario Bros. on NES. I used to get so angry at that game, then I got so so good at it. Good times!
Mario Bros. the arcade. I could play forever on 1 quarter. I usually got bored with it after 30 minutes though & stopped playing.
i think it would have to be super mario bros for the nes, but the game i most proud of is persona 3 that game was insane and epic.
I can't really remember. My Dad had a load of games on his PC (a 386) so I guess the first game I played would have been Duke Nukem 1.
The first game I bought was Toy Story 2 on the PS1.
Super Mario Land for the OG Gameboy. I really hated the submarine level btw. It was my first "system" and game(besides Tetris of course), and I always had to go over to my cousins if I wanted to play NES. I never got to play anything long enough to beat.
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