What was your first gaming console?

Gameboy color :')

Lagger wrote:PS2, had over 200+ games

Give me some of yours   

PS1... Had it for a month until my parents pawned the PS1 and got a PS2... had idk 200-250 games on the PS2? But I only got 5 games on the PS1.

Sakaki-san wrote:PS1... Had it for a month until my parents pawned the PS1 and got a PS2... had idk 200-250 games on the PS2? But I only got 5 games on the PS1.

Wow. My Steam library is the only one that has succeeded in pushing beyond my normally owned 50-70 games on a console. 200-250 is just too much. Did you even play all of them?

Space Pirate Summers wrote:

Sakaki-san wrote:PS1... Had it for a month until my parents pawned the PS1 and got a PS2... had idk 200-250 games on the PS2? But I only got 5 games on the PS1.

Wow. My Steam library is the only one that has succeeded in pushing beyond my normally owned 50-70 games on a console. 200-250 is just too much. Did you even play all of them?

I've probably nearly reached 100 games on my Xbox and I doubt I've not missed one of them, but I probably have, and then there are those titles that I got and then didn't play again, like Mass Effect. And I still don't want to play, it just really doesn't appeal to me.

I hit roughly 50 on my PS1, and 50 on my PS2. Wii was probably the highest, 24 physical games and 30 or so digital games.

Mass Defect doesn't appeal to me either.

Never played mass defect.

A Famicon. That thing was fantastic and I prefer it's games over the NES ones any time of the day. (plus the Japanese version of Adventure Island is pure evil)

Gameboy is the first and only console I ever got. The only one I thought was worth it, too. Pokémon Silver was the best!

My first videogame was a Super Nintendo given to me by my cousins (used). I don't have many memories about it since I was a little kid (around 5, 6 years old), but I can remember playing Super Mario's game, whose name I can't remember at this moment; I just know that it's the one you are able to seat on Yoshi and catch some cherries.
My best memories come a couple of years later, with the Nintendo 64 that I still have and play.

I'm going to sound old, but my first console was the SNES. I got a Gameboy (Yeah the big gray bulky one) not long after. I enjoyed both.