PoP was great, I've played it on Amiga, but of course it isn't my first game. I think my very first game was “racchettoni” (so called in the family), it was just the famous pong game, but it wasn't purchased: my father built it — not programmed, but really built, I mean, hardware, chips, resistors, capacitors and so on — from scratch; I think it generated a RF signal to show the screen, because it was connected to a regular TV.
If this one doesn't count, the first game was on a Spectrum 48k, I am not sure between several games, but I've two candidates: a geography quiz (the main cities of this states, the longest river of this nation…) and Ant Attack.
PoP was great, I've played it on Amiga, but of course it isn't my first game. I think my very first game was “racchettoni” (so called in the family), it was just the famous pong game, but it wasn't purchased: my father built it — not programmed, but really built, I mean, hardware, chips, resistors, capacitors and so on — from scratch; I think it generated a RF signal to show the screen, because it was connected to a regular TV.
If this one doesn't count, the first game was on a Spectrum 48k, I am not sure between several games, but I've two candidates: a geography quiz (the main cities of this states, the longest river of this nation…) and Ant Attack.
amazing :D it looks like you really observed how computer technology grows
I'm not old enough to have met Babbage! It's only because many interesting changes happened in a relatively short time! :-)