On which system/games you started gaming Warriors?

PC - Max Payne 1 and 2, Serious Sam 1st and 2nd Encounter, Medal of Honour Allied Assault with Spearhead and Breakthrough Expansions, Call of Duty + United Offensive, Soldier of Fortune 1 and 2:Double Helix, GTA 3/Vice City/San Andreas.

Gosh, best ol days. You could run above games even without any external GPU, any Intel Mobo onboard graphics supported those games lol.

Well? Answer already :)

Gameboy colour: Pokemon Red

Atari 2600

• Jungle Hunt
• Combat
• Space Invaders
• E.T.
• Bunch of other shit games since stores were practically giving them away.

PC

• Oregon Trail

Arcade

• Street Fighter 1.
• Pong

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Those were all the games I cut my teeth on. But I didn't truly start to enjoy gaming until I got a NES and started going to better arcades.

Atari 2600.

My first console was the NES and the first games that I remember playing on it were Super Mario Bros 3 and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: the Arcade Game.

Commodore 64:

River Raid

Commando

Giana Sisters

etc.

Asteroids on the Atari 2600. Next was Super Mario Bros on the NES.

Honestly don't know what the first game I played was. Some of my earliest memories are of playing Mario and contra on NES with my brother. I used to watch my brother play a ton of games though like Zelda, Metal Gear and Blaster Master.

I think the first game I ever beat start to finish on my own was Super Mario World.

Nintendo NES - Super Mario Bros 3, The Legend of Zelda, Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt/World Class Track Meet, Godzilla: Monster of Monsters

System: Atari 2600

Game: Combat

Warlords still gets played to this day from that system.

Atari

First console I played was the Atari 2600, Haunted House, River Raid, and Kaboom

First console I bought myself, Xbox, Halo and Project Gotham Racing

NES, PC, and Gameboy Color.

The NES, GB, and SNES.

by the time I was old enough to try out gaming, All 3 of these were laying around in the basement for me to play with.

Arcade then pc in mid 80', time sure flies!!!

Arcade + Atari 2600 + Commodore SX-64

PC - Ski Free.

Super Nintendo

@nyadc: High five for Commodore 64!

Commodore 64

I can still hear it

Not just any Commodore 64, I had the holy grail!

Commodore 64, then pc + nes. I remember when I got to play Doom for the first time, mind was blown. Played civilization with my dad, we both still play civ 5...

My parents' Intellivision and cousins' NES. I also played educational games like Reader and Math Rabbit that were on those big floppy disks, but I don't know if they count, lol.

NES

I had this bad boy right here, same box and everything. My mom got it for us and taught me and my older sister how to play it. She would let us pick out new cheap games every now and then at Toysrus etc.

That thing where the controller looked like a 70's TV remote.

I think it was the Colicovision or something.

I was really young and I played more on the Atari 2600.

But I didn't really start gaming until the NES.

PC and Sega Genesis.

Discounting handhelds it was either the PS2 or Gamecube. Can't remember.

NES I used to play Super Mario Bros. 3 with my mom. Time sure flies...

I started with the NES. My first game was Super Mario/Duck Hunt and my dad got me into Legend of Zelda and Metroid shortly after

I played super Mario bros on the nes

I remember playing Super Mario Bros and Duck Hunt at my aunt and uncles. Then for Christmas I opened a NES bundled with Super Mario Bros 3. Nearly shit a brick. I remember playing random games on arcade cabinets before, but I was too young to remember. I'm a 80's/90's kid. Some of you have to be 40 or near it. You're my hero's.

Sega Master System... playing Alex Kidd & Wonderboy.

I remember playing my Brother's Atari 2600, messing around with Pole Position & Centipede when I was a kid, as well as walking with him to the arcade and playing Marvel vs Capcom or Killer Instinct. At school, I would play Oregon Trail, and my first console was the NES, and I remember trading it after a while to my buddy for his Super Nintendo.

Oh boy... SNES/NES via a friend's place, and I owned a Mega Drive back in the day.

an atari 2600 (dont ask for names of games though....many of the carts had lost their casing :S).

a BBC micro (elite, some text adventure games).

IBM monochrome computer, though those were more learning games. First real game I Remember playing was Oregon Trail. Also played a lot of Lode Runner: The legend returns with my brother on PC because we could play 2 player. Eventually got into consoles with a friends SNES and PS1.

Atari 2600 with Moon Patrol, Joust, Defender, Ms. Pacman, among some others.

A Pong console of some sort. There many of them in the 1970s and I would annoy my older brothers in order to play with them.

@Salt_The_Fries: oh wow dude. Commodore 64 was my next home system. Commando, who dares wins, summer games were like late night mainstays on weekends with my brothers.

First System was a Gameboy with Donkey Kong Land 2.

But sometimes I feel like I was born already with a SNES controller and playing Megaman X.

Playstation 1: Crash Bandicoot, Ape Escape and Spyro the Dragon

The Atari 2600 when it used to be called the Atari VCS (Video Computer System) in 1982.

NES:

• River City Ransom
• Super mario
• Double Dragon 2
• Hoops
• Tiny toon adventures
• Contra
• Tecmo Super Bowl

PC, Gameboy Colour and SNES simultaneously. NFS 2, Pokemon Gold, Super Mario Bros. 3 and Age of Empires II were some of the first games I ever played.

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