Old School or New School?

[alpha5099]

I got my Genesis for my 7th birthday. It came with Sonic Spinball. And my grandmother gave me Aero the Acrobat and Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse. And a week and a half later at Christmas, I got Sonic and Knuckles and Ren and Stimpy: Stimpy's Adventure. Ah, the sweet, sweet memories.

The truly sad thing is that among those 5 games, Ren and Stimpy is the only one I beat. I've gotten to the last level of Sonic Spinball, but I've never been able to get far in any of the other games. Perhaps one day I'll sit down and finally beat them.

I got a GameBoy the summer between 2nd and 3rd grade. My first game was Donkey Kong, followed by Super Mario Land 2 a month or so later.

However, this was in 93 or so, so the 32 bit generation was just around the corner.

[voltz]

Way old. Started with apple IIe playing conan and karataka.

[Rocca]

We're all too old to ask that question.

[JMET]

You would be surprised, I think allot are not saying anything due to the fun we may make of them.

[Rocca]

you do have a point. I grew up with 50 Atari games and all i played was Miniature Golf and Pole Position! Top that bitches!......

[Videodrone]

I was playing Pong at 3.

[Rocca]

I finished SMB at 4...I thought that was impressive

[Jeremy]

Pole Position was my favorite Atari game, especially with the trackball. I also enjoyed E.T. oddly enough...

[voltz]

I went to a bowling alley that had good arcades. Always went after pole position or Mr. Do!, they even had the vector star wars arcade and tempest side by side.

I'd still be going there if it hadn't burned down.

[g0zen]

The first game I ever played was Dark Castle on a Mac II. After that I got an NES when I turned five.