Oh man, where to start? hmm... lets see, oh how about start from the beginning?? thats a great idea! yes the beginning, my childhood the first time i touched a computer, now you go to a restaurant and you see 2-3 years old using tablets oh my how this generation has changed, but seriously my first contact with "games" happened when i was 6 years old in a very old white box called Computer, and the first Game i played was a really annoying game called Prince of Persia, i say annoying because i was always dying in traps, and that to be honest was really annoying, this Gem came out in 1989, 29 years ago but it was awesome i remember like it was yesterday.
Prince of Persia 1989
The game was Simple but truly Unique, a Platform game with traps and Skeleton enemies, one thing i remember well was the metal doors closing and trespassing my body if i was not quick enough, uhuu blood fest!! believe me for me it was shocking and amazing at the same time ahahah...
I really have to thank the people who made this game, and for giving me hours of happiness and anger at the same time.
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Yeah, I recall playing this game on a Mac in the early 90's. I must have been 5 years old or younger. Although it was fun, I always found myself getting stuck at the first enemy with the sword!
me too, o think i never completed the game it was too hard ahaha.
I never played this when it first came out, though I did play Out of This World in the interplay collection, which was similar.
My first game I actually remember playing is probably the pc port of dig dug.
dig dug its awesome, i got to play it in Namco Museum collection for Nintendo its a blast of fun :D
The pc port is... different, heh. Actually is apparently called digger and it's basically boulder-dash.