My first old school game ? I don't really know how to classify a game as old school when I started with games on Master System II. :P

Also, happy birthday. I guess ?

The first Sonic game from Sega Genesis. Maybe I am late but happy birthday!

My first? Probably Pac Man from my generic Atari 2600... It's been a while.

First old school game would probably be either Pac-Man or Centipede on the arcade machines and the Atari 5200.

The first Legend of Zelda game on the NES.

My first old school game... Pokemon Yellow?
I miss my old pokemon yellow game.
It was lost on a cruise ship and never found :(

Super Mario Bros then Duck Hunt and Hogan's Alley on NES. Got it for Christmas spent the next week playing them until I was told...put down the controller! Followed by...the controller gun too! :D Had River City Ransom on NES too (plus Super Dodgeball and Nintendo World Cup, two more based on Kunio-Kun games)!

love the original my favorite Nintendo game

Thank you!

In Soviet Russia it's "999999in1" on Dendy with TV Rubin. As a kid, you had to be able to convert PAL to Secam.

Super Mario World FTW

I started gaming on the Atari 2600.

I don't remember which game was the first one, but my first console was an Atari 2600 and I really liked River Raid, Keystone Kapers and Bobby Is Going Home.

Also, Happy Birthday! (I Think)

Thank you!

I remember breaking Bricks in Dos but I have no idea what the game was.

I dont remember my 1st old school game but it was either Doom on my aunts computer or Sonic 1/Streets of Rage 1/Dune The Battle for Arrakis on the Sega Genesis. Happy Birthday, thanks for the gift.

I really can't remember with 100% certainty, but it was probably Super Mario Bros. at my cousins' house. I know it was there, and I know that I played with them, but it's technically possible I played something else they owned first.

SMB1

I think it might have been Shining Force, or Sonic

tetris?

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Adventure on atari 2600

Happy Birthday!
My first old school game was Tetris on a gen1 GB

My first old school game I'd have to say was Super Mario 64. I was so young at the time and didn't understand how the game worked. Happy birthday as well ^^

Sonic for Sega Megadrive.