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Poll 28 - Scarlet - 04-16-2015
How old are you exactly?
RE: Poll 28 - Jason - 04-16-2015
The first one in the house when I was a child was an NES, though we had a 2600 kicking around way before then. It ended up at my grandparents place and I'd dig it out and play that from time to time.
RE: Poll 28 - JadePharaoh - 04-16-2015
Atari 2600. And I still remember the first three games I got with it; Stargate (a version of Defender; had nothing to do with the sci-fi series), Crystal Castles, and Pac-man Jr.
RE: Poll 28 - Jason - 04-17-2015
We had a bunch of 2600 games... Two versions of Pac Man, Mrs. Pac Man, Defender, Adventure, Jungle Hunt, Warlords, Baseball, Blackjack, Combat... there was one with planes and submarines that I can't remember the name of.
Later on in life I picked up some other games like ET... they're in a box around here somewhere.
RE: Poll 28 - JadePharaoh - 04-17-2015
Yeah, there was a lot of 2600 goodness I played back then too. Adventure and Jungle Hunt I remember and were pretty awesome. Even the 2600 version of Pac-man was enjoyable for its time; even if it's frowned upon now for being a poor imitation of the arcade original and held partially responsible for the video game crash of '83. The ones with planes and submarines; maybe you're thinking of River Raid 1 & 2? As far as the planes are concerned anyway; they're what come to my mind as far as airplane-based shooters on the 2600. Seaquest is the submarine game I think of for the system.
The 2600 version of Mario Bros. my first exposure to Mario and Luigi also. Venture, Haunted House, Donkey Kong Jr, Kangaroo, and Vanguard are other games that come to mind as far as my Atari days are concerned.