First game played ???

[Gaara]

Hmmmm I thought Zork was PC... weird.. if it was on 64 I wish id known about it at the time lol.

[Cadder]

Originally Posted by Gaara

Hmmmm I thought Zork was PC... weird.. if it was on 64 I wish id known about it at the time lol.

Dork (sorry, Zork) was ported to many platforms, inc. C64. I know it was available on the Amstrad CPC series as well, along with some other Infocom titles like The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. (Anyone remember what a pain in the arse it was to get the babelfish before the domestobot did? )

.. you are carrying:
Satchel fluff
Pocket fluff
Tea
No Tea

[Adriana M]

My first game was Super Mario Bros on NES then followed by Galaga

[grandfather]

It was Miner 2049er on C64. When I bought C64 three games came with it. Miner, Spike's Peak and Galaga.


I miss those days.

[kaskus]

super mario bros. and contra...lol

[jayMPH]

That would be ATARI for me.

[schatuk]

JetPac on the ZX Spectrum

[Destro]

It's been a pretty long time, but I believe it was pong on a brownish console thing. After that I am not sure, but I know I had an Atari 2600, and LOVED QBert. I spent almost every Saturday in the arcade. That was when the arcade offered you much better games than you had at home, and it was only 25 cents per play. Although, there were expensive games like Dragon's Lair that cost 50 cents.

[Cadder]

Originally Posted by Destro

That was when the arcade offered you much better games than you had at home, and it was only 25 cents per play. Although, there were expensive games like Dragon's Lair that cost 50 cents.

I remember those days.. in Aus, it was 20c a game. I flatly refused to play Dragon's Lair, 'cos although the LaserDisc graphics technology was "awesome" for the day, I couldn't justify spending $1 a pop when that'd get me five games of Battlezone, or Asteroids, or Defender, or Galaga, or...

Of course, Galaxy Force II was outrageous at $2 a game when it came out. But somehow, the motorised cockpit made that one justifiable...

[ex-oh-dus]

Airwolf on the C64, a helicopter that flies missions underground, at the time it didn't seem odd at all