What was your first favorite video game?

[Colonels_Wear_Blue]

Second ever favorite video game was RBI Baseball on the NES.

 

[swamprat]

Pong

[tcjkbt]

I watched my kids play "Oregon Trail." Don't know if that qualifies as a game or not.

[JCVD]

Ninja Gaiden

[Oldercoach]

The only one I ever played.......Pacman. Think I might be showing a lack of tread on my tires?

[Parrott]

Pacman and Video Pinball

[NEERFAN]

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

 

Awesome baseball game.

[SnottieDrippen]

Team USA Basketball on Sega. Started on NBA Live ‘95 around the same time, but always preferred the former. Played a ton of Kobe Bryant Courtside on N64 as well.

[DanvilleFan]

Street Fighter II on the SNES. Later Super Double Dragon was my favorite game on that system.

[Jumper_Dad]

Favorite arcade games were Galaga, Sea Wolf and PacMan.

 

Favorite home games were Atari 2600 games like Pitfall and later on the 5200 Centipede.

Edited July 17, 2019 by bugatti

[rjs4470]

My first video game system was Intellivision. I perfected the RPO back in 1984 (even though I didn’t realize that’s what it was) on Intellivision Football which rendered the game unfun because it was impossible to stop. All of the sports games on that system were a ton of fun.

 

In the arcade, Pac-Man/Ms PAC Man, were obviously big, as was Galaga. The other game I dumped a bunch of quarters in was Rolling Thunder.

[The Double Deuce]

My two favorite arcade games (remember Tilt?) growing up were Galaga and Track and Field (

).

[Beechwoodfan]

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

 

Me too! I remember getting that for Christmas. The whole family was amazed. Couldn’t imagine what that would lead to in the coming years!

[sweet16]

RBI baseball and Tecmo Bowl.

[B-Ball-fan]

First came Pong then Astroids, Space Invaders, and Galaga. Then I became a PacMan, and Mrs. Pacman junkie. Then some helicopter game that I forgot the name of that I mastered pretty well.

 

When home games started with Atari I didn’t care for the joystick, and liked the more sturdy arcade style so then I quit playing video games all together. Since I never raised any kids I was never forced to keep up with the times so lots of stuff came and went that I never played.