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ReplyDeleteNone.
ReplyDeleteNever owned one. Kids first system was gamecube.
ReplyDeleteActivision
ReplyDeleteNintendo 64
ReplyDeleteYo mama
ReplyDeleteSuper Nintendo
ReplyDeleteDoes a gameboy count?
ReplyDelete80's child so two computers - ZX Spectrum and the Commodore 64, still got them in the attic somewhere along with a pile games on tape.
ReplyDeleteAtari. I used to work for Atari back in its heyday (showing my age here). Stressful place to work!
ReplyDeleteAtari PAC-MAN
ReplyDeleteNONE
ReplyDeleteAtari 5200- the supposed great "next generation" of the 2600, but it only had maybe 1/4 the games.
ReplyDeleteps1
ReplyDeleteColecoVision
ReplyDeleteMe too!
DeleteAtari
ReplyDeleteThe Nintendo Entertainment System from 1985. A whopping 8 bit system which BTW I still own and is fully functional.
ReplyDeleteActivision? The one that you’d connect something to your TV.
ReplyDeletePong. Not kidding.
ReplyDeletenever owned one for myself. i played pong when it was a brand new arcade game probably early 70s. and i thought then that "this is a buch of _______". my kids have had them but i wasnt able to dumb down that far.
ReplyDeleteI started playing games on my C64, but technically, my first game system was a PS1.
ReplyDeleteMagnavox's Odyssey 2.
ReplyDeleteAtari 2600 - with the COMBAT cartridge, the first one when it just came out.
ReplyDeleteHad a Franklin Ace 1000 too - the Apple II+ clone.
Atari 2600 - I had 78 games for it!
ReplyDeletePlayStation one
ReplyDelete@AJ Pong for me too!
ReplyDeleteAtari 2600 and joust was my favorite game!
ReplyDeleteoriginal nintendo 8 bit
ReplyDeletei didn't have any as a kid. i was an adult, and had a 6 year old son so i finally got my game system. Sega Genesis and i freaking LOVED it.
ReplyDeleteSonic
Paperboy
Toe Jam and Earl
were my favorite games. i miss it!!
My younger brother go an Atari Pong game for Christmas a million years ago. I was never into video games.
ReplyDeleteI still have: Atari 2600, original Nintendo, Gameboy, Sega Genesis, several X Boxes, and Game Genies for the Nintendo, Gameboy, and Sega.
ReplyDeletePong was the first, I think.
Magnavox Odyssey 300
ReplyDeleteColicovision, way better controllers than the Atari 2600. Your hand didn't hurt from wrestling the stiff joystick mounted to an overlarge base.
ReplyDeleteAtari 2600
ReplyDeleteNintendo, 1988
ReplyDeletepong
ReplyDeleteAtari, and the Commodore 64.
ReplyDeleteAtari
ReplyDeleteAtari 2600
ReplyDeleteFirst game was Pac Man, then Donkey Kong; then "Cosmic Ark"
I haven't played a video game in prob.15 yrs
Early 80s, the Fairchild Channel F. Still have it in fact, in the box, in nice condition if any one wants to bid on it! ;)
ReplyDeletehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairchild_Channel_F
Super Nintendo!
ReplyDeletePong
ReplyDeleteIntellivision, released in late 70s
ReplyDeleteDoes a handheld Pac Man game count?
ReplyDeleteRCA Studio II. My dad sold a lot of RCA tvs at his furniture store in the mid 70s. So a RCA rep gave him a preview unit of the Studio II. Monochrome graphics (only white and grey), no joysticks just two keypads connected to the unit itself (no cords) and only 7 carts produced. Total crap.
ReplyDeleteSince then I've owned a
2600 Atari, Colecovision, TI-99/4a (no games), C64, Vetrex, NES, SMS, TG16, Genesis, SNES, Atari Jaguar, Atari Lynx, PS1, Saturn, PS2, GBA, N64, Xbox, XBox 360, PS3, Dreamcast, Xbox one and PS4.
And thanks to emulation, I can play them all again. Seriously, check out ArcadePunks.com, it'll be fun.
Just spent an hour looking for it online. Knew it wasn’t Atari or Grandstand but eventually found it. Polycon C4010 In Caramac beige, 20 games including Gridiron, I was 6 and had no idea gridiron was American Football. 1978 and I was 6. My son was 4 when he had a PS3 and 8 when he had a PS4. The spoilt little brat.
ReplyDeleteDid anyone see the Big Bang Theory episode (season 6 or 7?) where Sheldon cannot decide between XBox One and PlayStation 4?
ReplyDelete😊 very funny
rather few thousand quids worth of water-cooled PC etc.
ReplyDelete"Yo mama"
ReplyDeleteWell, I feel sorry for you as my mom is a prude. Lol
Btw the answer is Pong. No wonder I listened to New Beat in the late 80s.
My first was called intelevision. Was out at the same time as Atari. I preferred it to Atari.
ReplyDeleteAtari. I was always so jealous of those kids who had Colecovision!
ReplyDeleteNone. Our kids had a Gameboy that they shared, we were mean parents.
ReplyDeleteRemember playing Pong in the middle '70s. Video games make me nervous, so don't play them.
ReplyDeleteRadio Shack pong.
ReplyDeleteWhen my friend got Pong, I thought my mind would explode. I got Atari a Christmas or two later. Space Invaders, Pac Man & Ms, Asteroids, Pitfall, Donkey Kong, Popeye! I was obsessed with Q-Bert, to the point of calling around on the rotary phone trying to price official arcade models. The parents put a big no on that plan!
ReplyDeleteNES was my first, I still own my Start 2600 with over 100 games. I have a Sega Genesis, a SNES, a Nintendo Switch, and. PlayStation 4. I love video games. They're better than 90% of the tripe they put out these days. Just look to Naughty Dog video games, anything Hideo Kojima puts out. I don't like sports games and I hate EA games, they have ripped off their fans more than once and just laughed about it. The worst part is that EA owns the Star Wars publishing rights. They canned an open world Star Wars game and put out more garbage. I would love some video game blinds
ReplyDelete
ReplyDeleteAtari 2600 not start, I got excited.
Commode 64 - was only used for games.
ReplyDeleteAll X-- Commode, lol!!! I could write a sentence on constant loop and change font colors. Pretty much the extent of my coding skills.
ReplyDeleteoriginal nintendo
ReplyDelete