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What was your first favorite video game?

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Galaga. In fact, it still is.

 

Right up there for me as well.

Right up there for me as well.

 

I don't know why, but it never gets old for me.

Tecmo Bowl and Contra are 2 of my favorites.

The Legend of Zelda was probably the first game I truly loved. The first game I owned was the Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt combo that came with the NES, but I don't think I could really say I loved it.

 

Zelda and Mario 3 are the first two games I can remember just playing for hours and hours on end.

Galaga. The dorm I stayed in my Freshman year in college had one on which the coin slot was busted and you could play unlimited games for free. I spent way to much time on this and got to the point where I could play for almost an hour on one game.

Backyard baseball.

The Legend of Zelda was probably the first game I truly loved. The first game I owned was the Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt combo that came with the NES, but I don't think I could really say I loved it.

 

Zelda and Mario 3 are the first two games I can remember just playing for hours and hours on end.

 

Zelda was great! I spent many an hour on that as well. Probably not good for a 26 year old at the time. :lol2:

The first game I remember playing a lot was Major League Baseball ft. Ken Griffey Jr. on N64.

Atari - Phoenix

Nintendo - Super Mario Bros.

N64 - Mario Cart (This would be my all time favorite!)

Pong - maybe the only video game that I ever mastered.

1988 Tommy Lasorda Baseball. Followed by John Madden Football. Both on the Genesis.

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