I can't remember which one I played first, as I only got into gaming from the hand-me-down systems of my older siblings. It's a three way possibility: either Tetris on the Gameboy, Galaga on the Gameboy, or Super Mario Bros. on the NES. Those are the three earliest games I can remember playing.
Uhmm Mad Professor Moriarty or something I think. And those weird games back when I was like 6 and they were being introduced on computers at school. I used to love looking to find where that darned mouse had gone!
Solitaire, back in 1991 or 1992. Dad got a new laptop from work and was playing it. He taught me how to play, so I played it past my bedtime trying to win a round. I must have been 3 or 4. After that there was this golf game for our old computer that had a black and orange monitor. It was a pre C64 computer, but the golf game was advanced enough to have a level editor. I think I spent more time making levels than I did playing golf. I couldn't read at the time, so I couldn't play typing tutor, which was a game that my sister and dad were great at. Words would drop from the sky and bomb your city if you didn't type them.
Tie-Fighter. I was 2 when it came out but I started playing it when I was 3. I'm sure you can figure out that I sucked at it. But I didn't care, it was AWESOME!
I think it might have been TANK, an arcade game I came across while on vacation to the south Jersey shore back in 1978. Either that or Sea Wolf, an old submarine arcade game from the same time period.
I don't remember the name but one of my earliest is a Raiden style shooting game on the Original Game Boy that let you change between a lower and higher plane to fight in. I could never make it past the first level.
When I was two, I saw my dad playing a Tekken 2/Crash Bandicoot demo (I studied what I saw in the former and kicked him!) I can't remember if I played it at all.
We had one of those knock-off Atari things with the plastic fake wood panelling and the built in 20 derivative pong clones but apart from that it was a Commodore 64 with a "Who Killed Cock Robin?" game that I never did figure out how to actually play and "Target : Renegade" which was my favourite (and only) game for a whole xmas.
Shoot, I don't remember what the game was called, but I remember playing some sort of hide-and-seek type thing that I had to launch with DOS. That is definitely the first one I remember.
I seem to remember it being Crash Bandicoot 2 over my uncle's house. First time I'd ever seen a Playstation, if I remember correctly. The level was Hang Eight. I had 7 lives, and I lost none. My uncle was all "Whaat". First game I owned was Pokémon Pinball for the Game Boy, but I played it on A Game Boy Color because I'm a rebel like that.
Probably Combat on the 2600. I think we got that and an electric race car set that year, that was an awesome Christmas! I can still smell the ozone in the air from that race track.
Probably something on the intellivision. I know my uncle had one when I was real young and would always want him to hook it up so I could play it. The only game I really remember from it though is like D&D and maybe some like ice hockey thing.
Mario Party. My cousins used to bring it over after school everyday. One of them actually carried his 64 to school every morning because my dad would take care of them after.
Frogger or Empire Strikes Back on the 2600. That was the only two games I had for the thing at the time. But, I did have the 2600 that had the built in keyboard. I could write the word boobs like no one's business.
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