ITT: Post the first Vidya you ever played
I got to play this many times on my dad's GBC and it ended up landing me my own copy and my own GBC. Fuck, I love Crystal.
Vidya Cherry Popping
Wyatt Watson
Jaxon Bell
That was your first? Seriously OP?
Julian Carter
Unfortunately my brother sold it when we were young so I barely remember anything about it
Zachary Bennett
probably centipede, I remember playing it a lot on my grandpa's atari
Angel Johnson
I don't remember what my first game was. I grew up with an NES and SNES, but I also played a shit load of DOS games as a kid.
These are probably my earliest vidya memories, along with those "1000 in one" DOS game pack disks.
My "first game" was probably something on NES, because I was born in 1991, but my family couldn't afford an SNES for a while, and I would have been too young to figure out a keyboard, or how to launch a game through DOS on my own, but I definitely remember blowing into those fucking carts.
Parker Butler
The first five or six video games I ever played were RTS, I thought for a long while that's what all video games were.
Parker Morgan
ran through the whole game at 4 years old with my dad
William Evans
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Josiah Stewart
Sonic the Hedgehog, on the Master System. It looks like a backport of the Mega Drive version but the Master System versions have completely different levels.
Master Systems had this black and red grid motif going on, which I really like. Every cartridge looks the same except the name on the label. There's even a game built in if you turn it on without the cartridge in, which is either Alex Kidd in Miracle World or Sonic.
I never liked the original Mega Drive Sonic, because the European versions just ported the NTSC ones without accounting for the framerate difference. Euro Sonic 1 feels laggy as fuck as a result, but the Master System version is smoother.
Ryan Gutierrez
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