Math Rabbit. Played it on an IBM PC Jr. Now, where's my walker...
If we're talking first purely for fun vidya that I chose for myself, I actually think it was SMB. Didn't get an NES until much later on, but I remember playing that at a friend's house and being insanely jealous that he had his own console.
This is worse than I thought, there's no butter in my coffee!
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Possibly MicroType: The Wonderful World of PAWS on Apple II in school. Oregon Trail was for the older kids.
More likely Super Mario Bros. or something on a family member's Atari.
It might be Jet Set Willy or something else on the ZX Spectrum that did it for me.
Super Castlevania IV
Horace goes skiing
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I had both of those but I first started with the ZX81 and various nameless games typed in from magazines.Horace goes skiing
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As far as Blizzard are concerned, I've played Hearthstone but then they obsoleted the older decks so I quit. I tried WoW but that was after playing several clones so it seemed really dull.
First game I played was Doom. First game I bought was Worms 2 I think. When I was a kid I used to save my pocket money for those games published by soldout for a fiver.
Look, the wages you withheld from the workmen who mowed your fields are crying out against you. The cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord of Hosts. You have lived on earth in luxury and self-indulgence. You have fattened yourselves for slaughter.
The first one I ever played: a game for which I spent 3-4 hours typing its listing off a PC magazine into a borrowed TI99-4A and then came to play ~ 30 mins before my parents "now, and I mean 'now' literally now!" want to use the TV again.
The first one (three actually) I ever owned as in "I obtained a 'decentralized backup copy from a friend': Loderunner, Wizardry I, Castle Wolfenstein for the Apple ][e
Probably putty squad or soccer kid
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Glad to see that they are still getting started early in Panzerkampfwagenland.
https://www.gamebyte.com/blizzard-fo...h-great-again/
Recently, news that a guild named “GAY BOYS,” which consisted of gay players, had been subject to a forced name change surfaced, and now another player with a similar story has stepped forward.
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“[Blizzard] did the same thing to my WoW Classic guild ‘Make Azeroth Great Again,’ which was just a tongue-in-cheek name for what was really just a social guild. We got it changed back, and then twelve hours later it was force-changed again,” he explained.
Blizzard's new corporate strategy: Dig a hole to china.
That was the 80s (when the game came out). Columbine etc hadn't happened yet. Imagine such a game nowadays.Glad to see that they are still getting started early in Panzerkampfwagenland.
nevar forget
To be fair to Blizz, this is generally how T/CCGs work. Most players don't want to play against the same cards forever and balancing the game around more than a year or two's worth of sets is almost impossible.
The earliest recollection I have of any video game I played was "Law of the West" on my friends C64:
Red dead redemption 1985-style
Also "Colorado" on the Amiga 500 on the same friends computer because my parents didn't buy me a computer (The C64) before I was 10. Played loads of games on the C64 before that, but Colorado was the first game I played on the Amiga.
See yugioh for what happens without rotation. Endless runaway power creepTo be fair to Blizz, this is generally how T/CCGs work. Most players don't want to play against the same cards forever and balancing the game around more than a year or two's worth of sets is almost impossible.
OR mtg.See yugioh for what happens without rotation. Endless runaway power creepTo be fair to Blizz, this is generally how T/CCGs work. Most players don't want to play against the same cards forever and balancing the game around more than a year or two's worth of sets is almost impossible.
Yeah legacy is a crockOR mtg.See yugioh for what happens without rotation. Endless runaway power creepTo be fair to Blizz, this is generally how T/CCGs work. Most players don't want to play against the same cards forever and balancing the game around more than a year or two's worth of sets is almost impossible.
Possibly Moonstone or Shadow of the Beast on my brothers Amiga 500. Managed to get them started by myself as a 4 year old kid without a word of English in me. The Moonstone marsh monsters scared the ever living fuck out of me. Still brings back memories.
Year after that we got a NES and it was all downhill from there.
Real men pvp in barges.
Moonstone is the shit. If something deserves remaster, it's this.
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