Your first video game that introduced you to video games?

[bobopenguin]

street fighter 1

[Im so nba'd out]

Super Tecmo Bowl on NES.

[Axe]

Brick game or so it seemed.

[Im so nba'd out]

parents didn't allow me to video game. had to sneak over a neighbor's house and play theirs. my siblings and I were only allowed cheap handheld ones

i have a vague memory of playing with this when i was at my baby sitters house when i was 5 or kindergarden or the doctor's office or something....heh

the 90s...

[BarberSchool]

Mario 64 or Mario Kart 64, can’t remember which. I just remember thinking this was the coolest thing I’d ever seen in my life, and when my older cousin let me have one of the controllers I literally felt like I was gonna be a man soon lol

[baudkarma]

Computer Space. I remember walking into the bowling alley and seeing that cabinet sitting there, and it literally looked like something from the future. The fiberglass was all smooth and curved, no sharp angles anyway. The finish sparkled, especially since the lights of the pinball games on either side were continuously blinking on and off. Check the pictures in the Wikipedia article, and imagine seeing that thing in 1972. I walked in with my full allowance and walked out dead broke.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_Space

[fsvr54]

Super Mario Bros 2

[1987_Lakers]

Some super mario game on super nintendo.

[1987_Lakers]

NFL Blitz was revolutionary, the NBA Jam of football and huge arcade hit.


My buddies were all into NCAA over Madden so I usually played that.


Blades of Steel on NES was the go-to hockey

I loved that game, had it on PS1. The fact that it was an arcade game and it let you beat up players after the play was over was very addictive for me as a kid.

[Cleverness]

Original Zelda and mario

[red1]

cousin showed me prince of persia MS-DOS


first thing I owned and played religiously was the supernintendo my pops bought me as a kid in the early 90's. RIP


been looking at moving pixels on a screen ever since

[scuzzy]

Prince of Persia on PC

[Derka]

Pitfall on the Atari 2600.

[Wally450]

Super Mario 3.

I've actually pulled out the PS2 and been playing College Football 2006 and Madden 2004.

[ItsMillerTime]

I don't really remember the *first* game that I was introduced to as I was quite young playing on the SNES. The first one I really remember making an impression was Super Mario 64. Probably 7 or 8 years old. Instant video game addiction lol.