Name your first game and OS

My first exposure to video games was back in the early 90s (PC), the operating system was MS-DOS and my first game was Blood.

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My first exposure to games was Pong at age 2. First PC game was King's Bounty and I used MS DOS, although DOS was outdated in 2000, I still had a PC with it.

MS-DOS/ Doom.thusaha

My first exposure to games was Pong at age 2. First PC game was King's Bounty and I used MS DOS, although DOS was outdated in 98, I still had a PC with it.

Phoenix534

[QUOTE="thusaha"]MS-DOS/ Doom.Dante2710

My first exposure to games was Pong at age 2. First PC game was King's Bounty and I used MS DOS, although DOS was outdated in 98, I still had a PC with it.

Phoenix534

Well, it was actuall 2000(98 was when I played Pong. Got dates mixed up), but no. I never got knew how to properly use DOS. I was four at the time. All I knew was that I could play King's Bounty.

[QUOTE="thusaha"]MS-DOS/ Doom.Dante2710

My first exposure to games was Pong at age 2. First PC game was King's Bounty and I used MS DOS, although DOS was outdated in 98, I still had a PC with it.

Phoenix534

MS-DOS and Civilization. :) Before that, some random games on Commodore 64 but I dunno if that counts.

Well, it was actuall 2000(98 was when I played Pong. Got dates mixed up), but no. I never got knew how to properly use DOS. I was four at the time. All I knew was that I could play King's BountyPhoenix534

MS-DOS and Civilization. :) Before that, some random games on Commodore 64 but I dunno if that counts.

HenriH-42

[QUOTE="thusaha"]MS-DOS/ Doom.Dante2710

My first exposure to games was Pong at age 2. First PC game was King's Bounty and I used MS DOS, although DOS was outdated in 98, I still had a PC with it.

Phoenix534

Mine first PC game is Red Alert 1 on Win95...:DA very Crazy War game.

Software planning and project management :) I'm not much of a programmer though. Mazoch

Video Games in general? Space Invaders when it first came out in the arcades (in UK).

On PC, probably Sopwith in the mid 1980s, running on MS-DOS (version 3.0, I think), with a CGA monitor (revolutionary 4 colours!!) and a 5.25 inch floppy drive.

Win 3.1, Prehistorik 2, wolf 3d and Alcatraz.

early 90`s Windows 3.1 (I still have that laptop and use it frequently) first game Freddi Fish missing kelp seeds (most endearing character ever don`t argue with me) still play it often. First real game (by your definition would be Cyclones). Forgotten MSDOS shooter is awesome. I was playing video games when I was 2.

MSDOS, Mixed Up Mother Goose. Monochrome display, PC internal speaker. Oooh yeah.

MSDOS, Mixed Up Mother Goose. Monochrome display, PC internal speaker. Oooh yeah.

dos4gw82

[QUOTE="HenriH-42"]

MS-DOS and Civilization. :) Before that, some random games on Commodore 64 but I dunno if that counts.

Dante2710

19. :P My older brother got me into the classics first, I didn't even know that 3D games existed until 1998 lol.

MSDOS, Mixed Up Mother Goose. Monochrome display, PC internal speaker. Oooh yeah.

dos4gw82

Oh man, me and my friend used to play that game all the time. We had a very similar computer, B&W monitor, PC speaker, some old version of DOS and revolutionary 20 WHOPPING MEGABYTES of hard drive space full of games. Mother Goose, Bubble Bobble and Commander Keen.. ahh the memories. :oops: That reminds me when we found a copy of the first Leisure Suit Larry game on that PC, after I learned how to navigate DOS. That was uh, quite an experience.

19. :P My older brother got me into the classics first, I didn't even know that 3D games existed until 1998 lolHenriH-42

I was late to the PC gaming scene: Windows 98 - Amazon Trail (Yes, that educational point-and-click. So what if it came in a cereal box? It was still a good game!)

First game: MS Flight Simulator 98

First OS: Windows 95

[QUOTE="Dante2710"][QUOTE="HenriH-42"] o.o how old are you?HenriH-42

19. :P My older brother got me into the classics first, I didn't even know that 3D games existed until 1998 lol.

MSDOS, Mixed Up Mother Goose. Monochrome display, PC internal speaker. Oooh yeah.

dos4gw82

Oh man, me and my friend used to play that game all the time. We had a very similar computer, B&W monitor, PC speaker, some old version of DOS and revolutionary 20 WHOPPING MEGABYTES of hard drive space full of games. Mother Goose, Bubble Bobble and Commander Keen.. ahh the memories. :oops: That reminds me when we found a copy of the first Leisure Suit Larry game on that PC, after I learned how to navigate DOS. That was uh, quite an experience.

First game: MS Flight Simulator 98

First OS: Windows 95

psn8214

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First game: MS Flight Simulator 98

First OS: Windows 95

Nibroc420

I can't remember the very first, but Lego Rock Raiders was one of the first, and that was on Windows 98.

Windows 32 (Don't really know the name of it exactly...). First game was either Mega Race or Battle Chess. I played those so much, I don't remember which I had first :P

Window 95 i think and Lost Vikings.

[QUOTE="psn8214"]

First game: MS Flight Simulator 98

First OS: Windows 95

Nibroc420

You can, if I recall correctly.

MS-DOS with wolfenstein 3D

I got windows 3.1 when a little later.

Bomberman and Starcraft both on Win95 8)

Windows 98, Super Mario.

One of those Brick Game handhelds 9999 in 1 even though the same game was repeted 1000 times with one different skin

First game was Tetris and Snake

Windows 3.1 - Betrayal at Krondor

I was about... 12. Tough game to play at that age. I basically got stomped by everything. I mostly watched my dad play it as I didn't know what I was doing.