For me, it was the OG Nintendo Entertainment System, NES. My first game was Super Mario Brothers and Duckhunt. I still refer to any switch as a “gameboy.”

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      Played the shit out of it till one day the magic smoke got out. Got an NES several years later. Wish we still had those 2600 game cartridges

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    First one was a Coleco Telstar. A whopping 3 built-in games: 1-player pong, 2-player pong, and a harder 2-player pong with smaller paddles.

    Second one was the Atari 2600 as shown in the picture.

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    My first video games were on PCs. The only console we had - very briefly - while I grew up was a Colecovision.

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    Sega Genesis. Mine came bundled with Sonic Spinball and we paid something like $199 for it back in 1994.

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    Sega gensis. I can’t even remember names of the games cuz I was too young.

    I can only remember visuals. Like one game that was similar to TMNT, you pick character(s), you got hp/lives, fight baddies, luck up weapons and stuff. Three characters were: white blond dude, black dude with flat top haircut, green military vest, and woman. I always picked flat top. His moves was jab jab uppercut then hook to knock them away.

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    My very first was ColecoVision but I have no memory of any games. NES is where my earliest gaming memories come from. Super Mario Bros and Gradius.

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    Sharp Twin Famicom for me, I mostly used Disk based games Most of those Disks were counterfeit ones though that either had a slot instead of Nintendo Logo or for the drive mechanism to latch (the drive mechanism was made to play Nintendo Only Disks by using the logo stamped on the lower part of the disk). I still do have it but the Disk Drive doesn’t work well, I think it needs lubrication, though I’m not sure if the Disks I have still work or still have data on them.