What was the first video game you ever played?
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Super mario on some game machine the kids had cant remember what now tho..
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Nintendo? lol
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That fabulous tennis game and later my brother in law had a game with a golfer. You could let him golf. When it was my turn he kept saying: Aaaahhh! His shots were so horrible.
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Me too!
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'Combat' - Atari 2600
One of my Atari favorites, though, was called 'Adventure', where you had to return a chalice to the golden castle. It even had big 'cube' dragons!
I think, though, that it was one of the first games that had an "easter egg". If you did a certain combination of moves, you could slip through a hidden door to find the name of the developer. Coooooooool!
One of my Atari favorites, though, was called 'Adventure', where you had to return a chalice to the golden castle. It even had big 'cube' dragons!
I think, though, that it was one of the first games that had an "easter egg". If you did a certain combination of moves, you could slip through a hidden door to find the name of the developer. Coooooooool!
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Video pinball or stand-up?
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IDK both I guess. It's been such a long time, prolley like pool. Don't shoot for awhile and it's just a little off on the angles