Topic: What's your earliest gaming memory?

My earliest gaming memory is playing Spider-Man: Enter Electro...

Super Mario 64 &/OR Mario Kart 64

It was 2005, I was 8. My brother knew a couple of friends(he was in 5th grade). He got a Game Boy Color, he brought it home and my parents put it in their closet for a few months. My brother then got a Game Boy Pocket from one of his friends a couple months later. He got a Pokemon Gold and Silver from a dumb kid. I played Silver, being extremely amazed at all the cool stuff that was going on. Pokemon Silver made me a fan of Pokemon. A couple of weeks later my brother got a copy of Donkey Kong (94) He played it really extremely. He got stuck. I played it and ruled the game.It took my until 5th grade to complete it, just because I got sidetracked by a PS2 from 3rd to 5th grade, playing Need for Speed Underground 2 and other great racing games. But my greatest moment was when I got a GameCube in 2010. I find many games on the GameCube more enjoyable just because of the controller and just because I can connect a Game Boy Advance to it. I can battle my Pokemon in Pokemon Colosseum and XD. Video games are just great.

The first game I remember playing is Ty The Tasmanian Tiger 2 for Gamecube. It was such a fun game, but I was young, and never finished the game
But I can remember playing a Kart Racing minigame in the game with my dad and sister, and that was really fun

I don't remember too much about what my first games played were.. All I know was that my first two systems I played on were pc and genesis..

Super Mario Land & Tetris for the Game Boy, back when times were so much simpler (I was 3(?) years old).

my earliest gaming memory is me and dad buying Commodore 64 tapes from the news stand, around 1987. I was 4. I dunno how we ended up having a Commodore 64 at home though. Thing is, my dad was never at home and those bloody tapes where a pain to use, especially for a kid who couldn't read italian — I remember having a hard time trying to get them to work properly. So, my earliest memories involve a lot of tapes but very little gaming.

I think my first console gaming experience must have been playing Sonic 2 on a Genesis at the YMCA. I was so proud that I figured out how the launchers in Casino Night Zone worked before everybody else. As for handheld, it was either Kirby's Dreamland or Pokemon Blue.

Earliest memories are playing Alex Kidd in Miracle World , an Asterix game, a Taz tazmanian tiger and a Disney Mickey Mouse game on our Sega Master System (type 2). this would have been between 1995 and 1998.

I'm pretty sure it was playing tetris on my super Nintendo. Its a shame it got stolen.

Odyssey. my first home console.

My earliest gaming memory is my father teaching me how to wall climb in Megaman X for the SNES.

Playing Centipede on the Atari 2600 in 1988.

I remember me and my bro going to my neighbors party when we were little because we were friends with the neighbor kid and his friend that we kinda knew. Soon enough all four of us got bored because the party was mostly adults talking so we went to our friends room where we played Mario Kart 64. I vaguely remember anything else except that I chose Yoshi.

Pong and Space Invaders in the late 70s. Not sure which came first for me, but I can remember standing on a chair to play SI.

i think gameboy with super mario land and pokemon

My mom playing Pesterminator: The Western Exterminator constantly. It's a pretty fuzzy memory but seeing that cover really brought back those memories. It's not the first game I saw but it's the earliest memory I have.

As for me playing, probably Mickey's Alphabet Safari on the NES. I remember playing it when I was home sick from kindergarten. I loved that game when I was a kid.

Mario Tennis on my cousin's Virtual Boy sometime between the ages of 3-5.

I went over to a friends house in my neighborhood when I was like 5 or 6 and my friend was gone. His mom told he would be back soon gave me this grey rectangle with a screen. I had no idea what it was. I figured out how to turn it on and "Gameboy" flashed on screen. I then played one of the greatest handheld games ever! Super Mario Land