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Deep[BluE[ Switzerland78 Posts January 05 2011 10:54 GMT #241 Sim Farm and SimCity 2000 oh man I was googling for some images, really takes me back edit: and Tetris for the good old you-could-murder-people-with-it GameBoy

KakashiX United Kingdom132 Posts January 05 2011 10:56 GMT #242 crash bandicoot for the playstation(or a noddy game on MS-DOS where i had lots of mini games to play and it was awesome)

ffswowsucks Greece2294 Posts January 05 2011 10:58 GMT #243 i think it was Prehistoric Man or Lemmings.

Fa1nT United States3423 Posts January 05 2011 11:00 GMT #244 Empire Earth A far more complex RTS than starcraft, but much slower paced.

ShaLLoW[baY] Canada12499 Posts January 05 2011 11:02 GMT #245 Rayman.

mytent United States156 Posts January 05 2011 11:08 GMT #246 Sonic the Hedgehog. Actually I think it was Sonic and Tails.

acie United States247 Posts January 05 2011 11:09 GMT #247 ZZT was the shit, especially since you could create your own world/levels pretty easily. My neighbor made like a really complex/good one too. I also remember playing lemmings pretty early on but I played a lot of random ass games in the floppy disk age

ChaseR Norway1004 Posts January 05 2011 11:16 GMT #248 Very first?...omg hard to say my first comp had 120mb of hard drive space lol, I mostly only had demo's as a kid and had to learn everything by myself over the years. It could be Syndicate, Diablo, Worms 1/2, 7th legion, hard to say.

Schnake Germany2819 Posts January 05 2011 11:24 GMT #249 The first computer game for PC I can remember is Bundesliga Manager Professional, which I played on a 286 with a 30MB HDD. :-) There is also a Freeware version in English called "the Manager" available for download here. My first "console" was a Sega GameGear if I recall correctly with some Sonic the Hedgehog title. I cannot remember though which game was the first I ever played (prolly at a friend's house).

Ozarugold 2716 Posts January 05 2011 11:27 GMT #250 Lemmings! Woot woot!

JaYbOc Australia97 Posts January 05 2011 11:27 GMT #251 ****Lego Island**** THE most ballin' game ever created.

Johnny Business Sweden1251 Posts January 05 2011 11:37 GMT #252 Spyhunter on the commodore 64.

Ecorin Estonia84 Posts January 05 2011 11:37 GMT #253 One of the first games I can remember playing, was on a pirated/fake nintendo (it was black and didn't look anything like the legal Nintendo) and the game was either Tetris or Super Robin Hood

EchoZ Japan5041 Posts January 05 2011 11:37 GMT #254 Pacman. Oh that was epic. Edit: Empire Earth was my first real RTS game though. It was funn.

Deadlyfish Denmark1980 Posts January 05 2011 11:40 GMT #255 On January 05 2011 20:27 JaYbOc wrote: ****Lego Island**** THE most ballin' game ever created. OMG i remember that game so vividly. I still remember the entire map. The little cave, the part where you had to throw pizzas out to lure that dude, the skateboard, everything! Damn that game was awesome :D

ShadowDrgn United States2497 Posts January 05 2011 11:44 GMT #256 Super Mario Bros. back in 1986-1987. For computer it was almost definitely some random edutainment game at school.

Logarythm United States264 Posts January 05 2011 11:46 GMT #257 First over all? I don't know, to be honest. First favorite game? Has to be Lego Chess or Age of Empires 2. I remember Lego Chess playing this cool animations when you'd take a unit, and building these massive fortresses on AoE2 :D.

Cel.erity United States4890 Posts January 05 2011 11:48 GMT #258 King's Quest! The original adventure RPG. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King's_Quest:_Quest_for_the_Crown

Shigure United States215 Posts January 05 2011 11:49 GMT #259 My god Lego Island was so fun... But it wasnt my first PC game I think it was the Starcraft demo lol. Then like 1 week later i bought starcraft.

pedduck Thailand468 Posts January 05 2011 11:51 GMT #260 Metal marine. It is semi turn base strategy.

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