Mine was PacMan for the Atari 5200.

I remember playing that and Tanks and Football and Skydiver all the time. I even remember being at the store and picking out Pole Position for my birthday.

No, I'm not THAT old but I played my mother's Atari when I was 3-4 and stuck to that until my great grandmother gave me a GameBoy in 1989 and my dad gave me his old NES the same day.

The first game I remember playing was Super Mario Brothers 3. I remember faintly that I had begged my mom for a NES and that game. I must have played something before that, though. Arcades were big. Maybe I had gone in and played something in there before getting the Mario bug.

The first game I ever played was one of those Atari 2600 games that had multiple games on one cart. I can't remember the name of it.

Lantis: Air-Sea Battle, maybe?

Anyway, I was too young to remember my first game. But I'm certain that it was something for the Atari 2600. My earliest gaming memories are of Frogs and Flies, Dig Dug, Ms Pac-Man, etc.

First game I ever played was Super Mario Bros 3 when I was only 3 years old. Beat it around that age, too.

The first game I can remember playing was Vectrex Solar Quest.

It was either that or Super Mario World.

Both happened around the same time.

I probably played some other games when I was too young to remember, but the first game I remember playing is Super Mario World.

No clue. The only game I can distinctly remember from it was some kind of tank game that had that classic tank control (left and right to turn, up to move forward). Just you and another tank, first one to hit the other wins.

Pong which my uncle had. When the 2600 came out the first cartridge we played was Combat. Then Space Invaders. Now that I think about it, I think I played Breakout first on somebody else's Atari. Yeah so that would be it with respect to the Atari.

Oh, probably Combat, then.

*does quick Google search*



Yeah, that's absolutely it. Good call, buddy.

Super Mario Brothers. Mom got us an NES, and oddly enough, that was when I was 4 and she was more into it than I was initially.