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[–] swfreak ago 

I remeber my parents bringing home a very early gaming console. I think it used cartridges for the games. I remember you could play pong on it. It had joysticks that were very thin and loose. After that I got a C64 and I've never looked back.

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[–] sbug ago 

I remember playing Pong on a very early home console that friends of my parents had. It was very basic but had two analog controllers so you could play against each other. It had a few built-in games (tennis, ping-pong etc) which were just slight variations on the same theme. This would have been in 1978-79 and I was about four years old.

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[–] NDuncan ago 

Sitting at home, having gotten a day off from school (Woot!). I was playing Jurassic park, Operation Genesis and eating buffalo style chicken wings. And now anytime I smell buffalo style chicken wings I think back to that memory.

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[–] harmonicoclamor 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

I had to go to the hospital when i was like 5 years old and at some point during my stay i was given a suppository. I had no idea what it would do, so at one point I was alone in my room and turned my new Game Boy on to play some super mario land (still like to play it to this day).

Thing is, I was concentrating very hard to get the jump over the first cliff right, and when I pressed jump real hard.... I shit myself.

Man, the nurse was pissed. Anyway, I still have to think about shitting myself whenever I play 1-1 of super mario land. :|

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[–] blu3 ago 

For me it was Diablo. I was 3ish. I would sit on my dads lap and click the mouse for him.

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[–] raznog ago 

Mario 6 golden coins, on the original gameboy. So many hours spent on that thing, mainly between mario and links awakening. And of course pokemon once that was released.

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[–] BrysonZealot ago 

Playing Ocarina of Time and having my brother beat the deku tree boss for me. I have since surpassed my brother in video game skill, but it's humbling to think at one point I depended on someone else.

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[–] Zaj ago 

I'll never forget watching my Dad play games on the NES. When I was four or five years old, he finally popped in a cartridge and handed me the controller, telling me it was my turn. I was absolutely ecstatic that my first game ever was going to be fucking Castlevania III.

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