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[–] tonberry2 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

It was so long ago that I can't really tell which was first, but I clearly remember "seeing" Pac Man in an arcade cabinet when I was very young while my family waited for dinner. On home consoles I remember playing Spider Man on Atari very clearly (the one where you have to climb up the building by shooting your web slingers, and you always fall all the way down on the sidewalk because they don't attach to the building all that well).

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[–] MAVA1 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

When I was a kid I had a PlayStation 2; my first gaming console, but I didn't know that your needed a memory card so save the game data. So for a week or two I would just turn the t.v. off so I wouldn't lose my progress. But everything I every now and then my mom would power of the system unwittingly deleting all my data. I did eventually get a yellow memory card that has a capacity of 10 megabytes.

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

Playing Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt on a hand-me-down NES from one of my cousins.

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

Ecco the Dolphin and Crystals Pony Tale on our Sega Genesis! I got a game boy color with Super Mario Brothers and Pokemom Yellow for my birthday though and that's what really got me into gaming.

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

Tetris, Blaster Master, Super Mario Bros, and Track and Field.

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

N64 Super Smash Brothers at my cousin's house.

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[–] onewatt ago 

Typing a BASIC program from a magazine into the Comodore 64 we got for Xmas. Sprites chasing each other across the screen or something, the memory is a little pixelated.

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[–] onewatt ago 

Actually, I take that back, my grandparents had a PONG system, lots of Atari 2600 time over the years, never mind the stand-up game time, having to get quarters together and bike down to the local arcade.

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[–] Vylandia ago 

I must've been 3 or 4 years old, and we had gotten a C64 from a relative. My brother was playing, and I was sitting next to him watching all the time. I remember Giana Sisters and some game where you were swinging from one liana to another. I think the floppy for that game was a yellow color, with a leopard pattern possibly..? And the game action went right to left, not left to right. So you were moving your character to the left. Which kinda stuck with me over the years because it seemed unusual.

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