Your First Games for Every System

[stealth20k]

i cant remember

[SaturnineTenshi]

How you people can remember anything that wasn't recent or a bundle is beyond me.

PC: Some DOS-based ero-game.
NES: Mario/Duck Hunt
Master System: ???
Super Nintendo: Super Mario World
Genesis: ???
Game Boy: ???
Turbografx: ???
Game Boy Color: Pokemon Blue
Game Gear: ???
Virtual Boy: ???
Nintendo 64: Super Mario 64
Playstation: ???
Dreamcast: Sonic the Hedgehog
Gamecube: Super Smash Bros. Melee
Playstation 2: ???
Nintendo Wii: Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Nintendo DS: Mario Kart DS
Playstation 3: Little Big Planet

[myskaros]

How you people can remember anything that wasn't recent or a bundle is beyond me.

I never owned that many systems, so it wasn't too hard for me :3

PC: Some DOS-based ero-game.

[ZetaBladeX13]

How you people can remember anything that wasn't recent or a bundle is beyond me.

I never owned that many systems, so it wasn't too hard for me :3

PC: Some DOS-based ero-game.

I own 25+ systems, and yet I still remember, despite having a terrible memory for names.


Dos-based eroge? wouldn't be the first time.

[SaturnineTenshi]

It was my uncle's game. All I remember is that it was floppy-based and there was some spread eagle lass leaning against a tree. Also a quest for panties.

[Dark Phoenix]

Sega Master System: Wonder Boy, I believe. It's been a long time, so I don't fully remember.
NES: Super Mario Bros., of course. Got Ice Hockey the same day.
SNES: Super Mario World.
Sega Genesis: Sonic The Hedgehog, Sonic The Hedgehog 2, Jurassic Park and Disney's Aladdin.
Ninendo 64: Super Mario 64.
Sony Playstation: Final Fantasy 7 and NHL 98.
Sega Dreamcast: Sonic Adventure.
Nintendo Gamecube: Luigi's Mansion.
Sony Playstation 2: Final Fantasy 10 and Suikoden 3.
Nintendo Wii: Wii Sports.
Sony Playstation 3: The Simpsons game and that God-awful Sonic The Hedgehog 2006.

[SaturnineTenshi]

Sega Master System: Wonder Boy, I believe. It's been a long time, so I don't fully remember.
NES: Super Mario Bros., of course. Got Ice Hockey the same day.
SNES: Super Mario World.
Sega Genesis: Sonic The Hedgehog, Sonic The Hedgehog 2, Jurassic Park and Disney's Aladdin.
Ninendo 64: Super Mario 64.
Sony Playstation: Final Fantasy 7 and NHL 98.
Sega Dreamcast: Sonic Adventure.
Nintendo Gamecube: Luigi's Mansion.
Sony Playstation 2: Final Fantasy 10 and Suikoden 3.
Nintendo Wii: Wii Sports.
Sony Playstation 3: The Simpsons game and that God-awful Sonic The Hedgehog 2006.

Jurassic Park. That fucking game. That fucking game.

[ZetaBladeX13]

Sega Master System: Wonder Boy, I believe. It's been a long time, so I don't fully remember.
NES: Super Mario Bros., of course. Got Ice Hockey the same day.
SNES: Super Mario World.
Sega Genesis: Sonic The Hedgehog, Sonic The Hedgehog 2, Jurassic Park and Disney's Aladdin.
Ninendo 64: Super Mario 64.
Sony Playstation: Final Fantasy 7 and NHL 98.
Sega Dreamcast: Sonic Adventure.
Nintendo Gamecube: Luigi's Mansion.
Sony Playstation 2: Final Fantasy 10 and Suikoden 3.
Nintendo Wii: Wii Sports.
Sony Playstation 3: The Simpsons game and that God-awful Sonic The Hedgehog 2006.

Jurassic Park. That fucking game. That fucking game.

Don't forget Jurassic Park: Rampage Edition

You'd think that the devs of Vectorman would have done better.

[SaturnineTenshi]

All I remember is running around with a gun and (not) avoiding Velociraptors. Some isometric shit-fest where I just died all the time.

Vectorman, on the other hand, is pretty vivid in my mind. There was some boss where you had to run toward the top of the screen or something, wasn't there?

[ZetaBladeX13]

With Vectorman, what stood out in my mind was the music.



One of the few western-developed games that had fantastic music

[Dark Phoenix]

All I remember is running around with a gun and (not) avoiding Velociraptors. Some isometric shit-fest where I just died all the time.

I believe you're thinking of the SNES version. Pretty much every version of Jurassic Park was different, and I have to give the Genesis one a lot of credit; it was a rather good platformer back in the day. And it's likely you'll never forget the first time the T-Rex shows up, complete with the legendary stomping effect (well, as close as the Genesis could pull it off, anyway).

[SaturnineTenshi]

Perhaps I am. The two Jurassic Park games I played were abysmal. I remember that much.

[Zaneandthebeard]

The only good Jurassic Park game that I've played was on the Psone. The T-rex level was boss.

[ZetaBladeX13]

And it's likely you'll never forget the first time the T-Rex shows up, complete with the legendary stomping effect (well, as close as the Genesis could pull it off, anyway).

The hell does that mean? The sampling abilities on the Genesis' Yamaha sound chip was one of it's strong points against the "meh" SNES Sony SPC700.


Though, for a 16-bit system, I guess that's as good as it gets

[Dark Phoenix]

And it's likely you'll never forget the first time the T-Rex shows up, complete with the legendary stomping effect (well, as close as the Genesis could pull it off, anyway).

The hell does that mean? The sampling abilities on the Genesis' Yamaha sound chip was one of it's strong points against the "meh" SNES Sony SPC700.

It means that in the 16-bit era, you'd take what you could get, 'cause the sounds were never exactly right.