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○ Arcadean ○ 10 Jul @ 2:16pm
"Where It All Began" Community Banter Edition
○ When you first picked up a controller/mouse&keyboard/gamepad/handheld , what game began your gaming journey?

○ What was your fist game that brought you to where you are now?

For example: I played my first official game on an actual machine, a Pac-Man machine, first console I tried was N-64, Bomberman64 was the game that got me into trying out so many genres.

Your answers and replies don't have to be long or anything, I'm just putting this out there for the community if anyone feels like sharing.

Take care and Happy Gaming!
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lx 10 Jul @ 4:06pm 
i dont remember which one was first. maybe something like xonix(1984)
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○ Arcadean ○ 10 Jul @ 4:17pm 
Originally posted by lx:
i dont remember which one was first. maybe something like xonix(1984)

I surprised myself, I actually heard of that one, wasn't it a version of the game Qix? (forgive me if I butchered the name)
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lx 10 Jul @ 4:25pm 
i have not played qix, but internet says it is. i just launched it from some site, it seems more advanced than xonix
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Talby 10 Jul @ 4:32pm 
"Combat" on the Atari 2600. Good times!
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○ Arcadean ○ 10 Jul @ 5:07pm 
Originally posted by Talby:
"Combat" on the Atari 2600. Good times!

Atari 2600, excellent! Almost bought a refurbished one which would've been a few years back now. Good times indeed!
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Soul Status: Doggo 10 Jul @ 5:10pm 
My older sisters had a NES, so my sister had to suffer with my 5 year old self playing Zelda and Mario in her room at 11pm

We had a calecovision too but those games suckkkkkked

A Tandy computer too but that those games awful.
Last edited by Soul Status: Doggo; 10 Jul @ 5:11pm
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76561198164054483 10 Jul @ 5:19pm 
Born in this transitory experiment. When finally matter dimensions that can sustain gravitational forces. Willingly. Could explain where was before.
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○ Arcadean ○ 22 hours ago 
Originally posted by Soul Status: Doggo:
My older sisters had a NES, so my sister had to suffer with my 5 year old self playing Zelda and Mario in her room at 11pm

We had a calecovision too but those games suckkkkkked

A Tandy computer too but that those games awful.

Hey we all started somewhere, but I'm glad you're here today and still gaming strong! Be well!
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Final Kat 22 hours ago 
Super Mario World for the SNES. Even though the N64 already came out. =w=
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○ Arcadean ○ 22 hours ago 
Originally posted by SAY:
Born in this transitory experiment. When finally matter dimensions that can sustain gravitational forces. Willingly. Could explain where was before.

And did you find any interesting games on this transitory path that unlocked a world unto which you are traversing now? I am curious if you don't mind me asking. :nwkey:
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○ Arcadean ○ 22 hours ago 
Originally posted by Final Kat:
Super Mario World for the SNES. Even though the N64 already came out. =w=

Gotta give respect for the SNES as well! Hope it gave you good memories!
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*ੈ✩‧₊˚༺☆Prinny☆ 22 hours ago 
where it all began
well you see it all begins when mommies and dadies fall in love...
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Soul Status: Doggo 22 hours ago 
Originally posted by ○ Arcadean ○:
Originally posted by Soul Status: Doggo:
My older sisters had a NES, so my sister had to suffer with my 5 year old self playing Zelda and Mario in her room at 11pm

We had a calecovision too but those games suckkkkkked

A Tandy computer too but that those games awful.

Hey we all started somewhere, but I'm glad you're here today and still gaming strong! Be well!


Thanks friend I always enjoy threads like these with nice wholesome folks good on ya
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Tonepoet 21 hours ago 
The boring answer: N.E.S. Mario Bros/Duckhunt. Fun games but as N.E.S. pack-ins those combo-cartridges were so extremely common at one point in time that they used to sell for like a buck on the secondhand market.
Last edited by Tonepoet; 21 hours ago
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Soul Status: Doggo 21 hours ago 
Originally posted by Tonepoet:
The boring answer: N.E.S. Mario Bros/Duckhunt. Fun games but as N.E.S. pack-ins those combo-cartridges were so extremely common at one point in time that they used to sell for like a buck on the secondhand market.


Light-Gun tech was beyond its time, we all gotta think about that tho. Those ducks are a menace.
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