What was your first gaming system? {{Promotional GA inside}}

The Good ol' Commodore 64

Polystation, kind of a copy of PS1 but with tapes (like SNES), i played a lot of Mario on it.)

The first game system I ever played was the NES but that was in the 90s, probably 10 years after it was first released (praise my gaming parents), I'm not sure what era that counts as

Atari 2600

SNES

Philips Videopac G7000. Bought by my parents :)

Spectrum 48k (my brother's actually). For the youngsters, the 48K refers to the RAM (48 Kb).

I played Pac-Man when I was 2 years old.
Thereafter, we had a mac in the house, on which I played such classics as Sun Tzu's Ancient Art of War, Dark Castle, and Wizardry. My mother refused to let us have a console, but my brother and I saved up and bought a gameboy together.

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IGI

my Nintendo 64. I got it when I was 5 years old and still own it! Still my favorite system and best memories

SNES on 90's
Final Fantasy 5, Zelda and Chrono Trigger all day long.

386 PC.
ah, good old times with MS DOS 4.0

Atari 2600. Got Berzerk and River raid with it.
Damn these were exiting times :)

It was right at the tail end of the 80's (like late 1989). My family got a used Atari 2600.
It came with Defender, Missile Command, 3D tic-tac-toe, Pac-man, Haunted house, Outlaw, Hangman and probably some other games I can't remember (can you blame me for not remembering what I owned when i was so young that I should have just about started forming permanent memories?). It died less than a year later, when my sister spilled a glass of milk on it.

Amiga 600 ;)

Atari 2600

Super Nintendo or Gameboy. Can't really remember which.
Hours and hours spent trying to beat the second castle in Super Mario Land.
Blew my mind when I discovered the Star Road on my own.

Now I look back and laugh at how much of a noob I was at gaming. Good times indeed.

Does the Gameboy count?
When I was a kid ,I just have a gameboy and a PC (with windows 95)

A C64, got it in '88.

My first was a Pong system from Radio Shack. It played Pong, Hockey, Squash (handball), and had a gun/rifle that allowed you to play Target which was just a ball bouncing around the screen or appearing randomly depending on the setting. The controllers detached from the base unit and had only vertical movement as the games didn't allow for moving horizontally on the screen. You could even buy a second pair of controllers and play with four people! It was called the TV Scoreboard and there were several different models including one that had rotary controls.

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SEGA :)

MAPPY

TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES

KONTRA

STREET FIGHTER

MORTAL KOMBAT

Doctor Mario, Super Mario etc :)

Formula 1

Even had an RPG in asian language lol with local co-op :D

Olympics, etc :P

Oldest system I remember playing on was.. a Nintendo 64 and a Playstation 1.
But, I remember very little from those systems except playing a ton of Frogger/Spyro and I wanna say Pokemon Stadium.

Amiga 500 (+512 KB RAM extension (to play Mortal Kombat 2 (at the age of 6))) (: