Marathon. Followed by Myst, than Marathon 2: Durandal, and Marathon: Infinity.

Bungie owned my childhood for awhile. Which was fine with me, because those games owned, and still own.

DooM

then Leisure Suit Larry.

Yes, I was five. No, I don't know what the **** my friend's dad was thinking letting me play these games.

Same here, except it was on really old iMacs

I think they were only called Macs back then. :p

I remember playing some games on an Apple IIc back in elementary. Good times.

I remember it like it was yesterday.
Quest for Glory 2 Trials By Fire.
I loved that game so much.
Mage's kick ***,

Speed Racer and Grand Prix Unlimited.

That'd be mine, for 20 cents a pop down at the local fish and chip shop.

First console game would have been the original Ninja Turtles game on the NES. That game ruled.

First PC game... Probably Leisure Suit Larry over at a friends house after school before his mother got home. Good times.

Some variation for 'Missile Command' for Macintosh Plus.

First PC game was Wolfenstein 3D though.

The first computer game I can remember playing is an old Ducktails game, which was like a bunch of mini games, where you played as Scrooge and Launchpad and Hewey Dewey and Lewey, and you were trying to get more money than that other scottish duck that wore a kilt.

The first 3D game I can remember is probably MechWarrior ONE. My friend and I just thought it was the bee's knees.

either Pharoah's Tomb or the PC clone of Bubble Bobble

First game ever: Probably Commander Keen.

First GOOD game ever: Myst. Hot damn that game rocked. Journeyman Project had nothing on it.

First Console game ever: Super Mario World. That game rocked also. Was the only game my grandpa would actually play with me.

First Hand-Held game: Super Mario Land. That game was so freakin hard. It was unforgiving, it was LONG (especially considering that the game had no save or password function), and was pretty damn small resolution. (It made some jumps just pure luck instead of skill.) I still dumped hours upon hours into that game though. Next was Faceball 2000. That was a fun one. Oh, and there was tetris, played that a lot too.

TV Tennis on the old Binatone system. Mega fun.

First proper computer game, probably a version of Battleships that my dad wrote. Then onto things like Gauntlet, Ghosts and Goblins (C64)

First pc game was, I believe Doom. Also Duke3D and things like Normality (Damn, I've gotta get a copy of that game now)

on Atari Space Quest and another what I forgot and then Ceaser
on Dos Pc Space Quest and Airlift
on Pc Civ 2,Minesweeper and WC2
on mac Warcraft 2, Myth

duck hunt for the NES, followed quickly by mario bros on the same cart.

On dad's ol'e 286 Sometime around 1989-1992
Alley Cat or Paratrooper

It was either Alleycat or another classic, like Digger. I really don't remember, but those are the kinds of games that we played. We played Q-Bert, too, but I don't think that was the first computer game I'd ever played.

on nes my first was Mario and World Soccer!!!!(OMG WS RULES)

On SNES Duck Hunt and Mario World OMG!!!!

On GB Mario and Zelda (OMG)
On N64 Mario of course
on PS1 I thik Tekken or something cooler!!!!
on PS2 GTA3 and ZOE(OMG ZOE EASY GAME)

I remember the days of running my little lemonade stand on my old Apple IIe. Ah, I ran out all the competition with my 1337 business skills.

Doom, Sim City 2000 or Syndicate. Can't remember which.

Actually, that's a lie. The first first game was Zool on the Amiga 600.

I'm not completely sure, but I think it was Mechwarrior on a Tandy 1000. That is an awesome game.

Must've been Mario on the NES

Childrens Coloring Book

also, there was a game with a dinasour that tought shapes and spoke what ever you typed up, that and there was a frog in a maze.

now the first word i learned how to read and spell was 'system' and i had to type that in after exiting what ever program i was in to get back to the menue.

DooM:rolleyes:

For console: Super Mario Bros.

Was an amstrad game. F-19 stealth fighter i think... either that or Bart vs the space mutants.

I remember that game!

Either Reader Rabbit or Oregon Trail... I can't remember which.

Commander Keen.

Either Commander Keen or Wolf 3d. Those were the days...

SCORCHED EARTH

then on to Keen.

then I didn't do much till I got a demo disk with the demo of Dark forces & DF2.
My life hasn't been the same since.

Scorched Earth! Now there was a good game. Had to love all the taunts right before you fired.

Yes! One of my favorite games on my math teacher's Apple IIe's she let us mess around on in 7th grade.

But the first computer game I played was Oilswell, a ripoff of Pac-man.

First CD game, which I ended up purchasing $200 worth of hardware to play (new video card and sound card) was the Journeyman Project Turbo. Which I finished completely on my own without hints, unlike Myst. I never had the patience to fully play through Myst, though I thought it was very pretty.

First 3D game? It's a toss-up between Doom, Wolfenstein, and Terminal Velocity. Ahhh, Terminal Velocity, that was a great game. TV > Descent.

Not counting commodore stuff, or spectrum, I'd plump for Police Quest on my dad's 286. 20 meg HD, 2meg RAM, 16 colours in game - classy.

It was Lemmings ... I played it on a "Sinclair 128" (i am not sure of the number)
And it was G-Mans first game too...he just didnt remember because he was just 5 years old ;D

manic miner :D....

first pc game.....doom

Marble Madness and Double Dragon on a Tandy 1000 about 17 years ago.

It was a black and white game, where you need to get some (blocky) guys, with a (blocky) hellicopter and bring them to a base...i never got further then the first level because i thought the (blocky) enemy planes where your friends :p

so, i'm not the only one. How did you like it?

Cripes - talk about nostalgia here people ;). My first PC game that I ever played (and owned) was either JK or "Sensible World of Soccer" (SWOS) - to be honest, I forget now - I'm leaning more towards JK, because I know that it claimed (only just) more hours of my life at that time - now I edit components of that game for pleasure so the longevity factor still remains... either that or I need to get out more... ;).

However, first game ever played... hmmm... perhaps "Granny's Garden" or "Frogger" on the (extremely lame) primary school "computers" (or what at the time you could call a computer - by today's standards, I wouldn't even insult my door by using them as door stops/wedges :D).

I also remember the good old days of the game-n-watch series... geez, that takes me back some - I even remember trying to play one of my mate's "mario-digital-game" watch where you had to save the princess

Now those were the days when Nintendo ruled the roost - fond memories and great times

-Jackpot