First game you ever played?

[starbreaker]

I wonder if anybody else remembers The Guardian Legend on the NES.

[DiffydaDude]

the first game i can ever remember playing was either Space Pinball or Me and My Grandma. It's been like, a decade since ive played that game so im not sure

[night-at-the-musian]

The earliest game I remember playing was the THQ Finding Nemo game. I must have been about five or six when I played it on my dad's old Dell PC, lol.

[Saffron Drifter]

Mostly had educational games as a kid (jumpstart etc) but I also got lego rock raiders which I was really obsessed with. That was probably where my love of video games started 

[cynderthekitsune]

for me, i'm not really sure what it was! though i did have a PS2 when i was a toddler, it was a hand-me-down from my ex-friend's cousins lol
it had maany SingStar games, that weird Madagascar movie game, Ratchet & Clank (the first game), EyeToy Play 2, EyeToy Monkey Mania, Project Zero 3, and various others.

though i also played on a weird V-Tech console when i was in kindy, i don't really remember the names of those games nor which one exactly that i played.
but i think for the PS2, it was most probably Ratchet & Clank. i loved that game until i got to the second or third level and the game would freeze cuz the disc was so scratched up 

[candycanearter07]

Kinect Adventures or M&L Bowsers inside Story

[xolta]

I think it was either super mario bros or mickeys magical quest.  Not one hundred percent sure.

[fawn]

For me I think it was Theme Hospital at my Nannie's house (not caretaker Nannie, but my father's mother lol). And the love of that game has carried right over in to my enjoyment of the Two Point franchise. I love the humour so much, I'm generally not huge on tycoon games but they're not too challenging compared to some others I've tried over the years and they hit that comfort sweet spot for me

I wasn't in a big video game family growing up, I was given a Game Boy when my interest in games piqued and then went through all of the DS generations (which I still kick myself about because I got rid of them and there is no bigger regret in my life) but I never really knew what I was doing and spent most of my time in simulation games such as Animal Crossing rather and Tamagotchi connections rather than making any meaningful progression in adventure games.

[GideonWilhelm]

Man... so many memorable choices... Earliest games I can remember are Roller Coaster Tycoon and Chip's Challenge.  I played the heck out of Super Mario All Stars and Super Mario World, Kirby Super Star, Turtles in Time... I knew next to nothing about how to beat these games and just kinda played the same levels over and over, making up stories in my head.

Chip's Challenge is the main reason I remember the ol' windows 95 PC: