Yer first game

The first game I played was Rayman 1 for PC when I was about 6 or 7.
My first memorable game that I actually played a lot was Rayman Revolution, and the first game I owned myself (not my brothers') was Rayman 2 on PC.
 
Rayman 1 on the PC along with Sonic 1 on the Genesis were my firsts. After buying the PS1 version of R1 years later I really hardly missed the PC version. (Dat Band Land intro though...)
 
Super Smash Bros for the Nintendo 64 was the first official game I ever played. My first single player game I started with was Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.
 
My first console games were Crash and Rayman (which were bought with the console). I used a PC to play way before that though, so my real first game was either Space Invaders, Virtual Safari or Sega Rally.

I used to play with a huge joystick and found it absolutely awesome as a kid.
 
Nice, I kinda wish I had more nostalgia tied to R2 as I'd probably have loved the game. I did own a PC copy, but I was just a bit too young to understand platformers yet and eventually the CD wouldn't work anymore, so it ended up being until like 2010 that I'd actually play it again. Luckily Rayman 3 acted as a perfect replacement.

I'm not sure what my first game was but I know I played a lot of educational Disney type stuff. The first "real" game though, was probably either Mario Sunshine or Super Mario World. Sunshine is probably still my favourite game.
 
It was either Super Mario Bro.s or Duck Hunt. They came on the same catridge so its hard to remember which it was
 
My very first game was Sonic The Hedgehog on a Sega Genesis that my dad gave me. However it was shortly after I eventually got Rayman 1 on pc.
 
My first game was one of those children learning games haha.
I think my first proper game was Rayman Gold though
 
Bradandez said:
First game I played was Super Mario All-Stars on the SNES.
Very awesome. I still own a boxed copy of that and it's easily one of my favorite SNES titles. You really can't get much better than this with Mario!
 
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