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Aside from the SMB/Duck Hunt/Track Meet pack in game that came with my NES, mine would be The Guardian Legend. I remember seeing commercials for it and The Battle of Olympus on TV. I wanted it bad. I even put up some of my own money to get it (had to beg mom for the rest). I still can't beat it. lol
I like VCS DK as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by tz101
Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt
Still have mine, it's just not the oldest (though close!).Quote:
Originally Posted by Olls
Mine is maybe Out Run on the Master System or something from that era. Still has my high scores written in back of the manual as I showed on Game Sack. Game is older than dust! Well, about 24-25 years anyway.
It used to be Might and Magic III for MS-DOS but I think I threw that one away a few years ago.
Now Quackshot is the oldest original game in my collection, and it is also the first game I bought myself.
Mortal Kombat II for the SNES CIB. Preordered from Babbages and picked up on launch day. That night I played the hell out of the game with my little brother and cousin, staying up until the next morning just going from one match to the next. I think we hit something like 300 matches in a row or something like that.
Ahh, to have that kind of free time nowadays...
:)
Still got my version of Tetris. It's probably the oldest game I continuously had in my collection since the first day I got it, followed by Golden Axe for the Mega Drive. But if we disregard the date of personal acquisition, the oldest game in my collection is probably the first Wonderboy for the Master System (though I got that one only a few weeks ago).Quote:
Originally Posted by Olls
If we also count homecomputers, the oldest original game in my collection would be Starcross, a 1982 text adventure for C64, and my cassette-tape version of Summer Games (1984).
Got a copy of StarTropics at a game store around here back in 1992,
still have that little magical piece of plastic in my collection.