What game brought you into gaming?
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masterchris
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Unfortunately, I do not remember. 
Kool_Aide_Man
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the first video game i ever played was Spyro the Dragon for the playstation. ahhhh, i remember it like it was just yesterday, it was on christmas....
so anyway, i've been hooked on games ever since that day
so anyway, i've been hooked on games ever since that day
shadowcaster187
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V-Rally Edition '99 and The Rugrats Movie game, both for GBC.
LinksOcarina
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hi
Believe it or not, Chip And Dale, Rescue Rangers for the NES. My dad bought it for me when I was about 3, and I couldn't put it down!
2nd game was Mario,but Chip And Dale have a special place in the memory banks for me.
Believe it or not, Chip And Dale, Rescue Rangers for the NES. My dad bought it for me when I was about 3, and I couldn't put it down!
2nd game was Mario,but Chip And Dale have a special place in the memory banks for me.
steve_the_great
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Christmas 1999 and i got an N64 before that i didnt know that anything so amazing existed.
monkeygoat
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lol Super Mario World 2. Awesome. Then it was a load of PSone and old PC games. Its hard to remember.
shadowcaster187
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Re: hi
That used to be one of my favorite movies! Aah, good times...
LinksOcarina said:
That used to be one of my favorite movies! Aah, good times...
mynameismonkey
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I don't remember the name,.although it may have been Yangtze.
It was on the BBC Micro, it was an RPG game, you controlled a Chinese village near the river and every once in a while bandits, which were rotating letter "T"s, would roll in and rape the women.
Also, the river would sometimes burst it's banks, and one would lose crops while ugly yellow blocks filled the screen.
It farking ruled my world.
If anyone remembers the game let me know, I'm pretty sure it really happened.
It was on the BBC Micro, it was an RPG game, you controlled a Chinese village near the river and every once in a while bandits, which were rotating letter "T"s, would roll in and rape the women.
Also, the river would sometimes burst it's banks, and one would lose crops while ugly yellow blocks filled the screen.
It farking ruled my world.
If anyone remembers the game let me know, I'm pretty sure it really happened.
Amnesiac
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I played a few games of Mario Brothers and Duck Hunt on my brothers NES while he wasn't watching, but truthfully, I didn't get into gaming until my parents decided to teach my mean old brother who wouldn't let me play his NES, and buy me my very own SNES.
So the winner is Super Mario World for me. Amongst a few others such as Star Fox and Mario Paint
But it wasn't until 1996 that I was truly dazzled with the art of video games, and I cemented myself as a permanent video gamer. This, of course, was at the release of Mario 64 which completely engulfed my life for a good matter of time, and to this day I've never actually completed the whole game 117 Stars..... oh.... woe is me.... </emo>
So the winner is Super Mario World for me. Amongst a few others such as Star Fox and Mario Paint
But it wasn't until 1996 that I was truly dazzled with the art of video games, and I cemented myself as a permanent video gamer. This, of course, was at the release of Mario 64 which completely engulfed my life for a good matter of time, and to this day I've never actually completed the whole game
117 Stars..... oh.... woe is me.... </emo>
jedi_guardian
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The Legend of Zelda got me into the Nintendo console. And Total Annihilation for the PC.
