First Nintendo game/system you ever played?

In terms of playing, I used some of my dad's old consoles before this but my first Nintendo one was the dsi, which I saved up for and got in a bundle with Mario and Sonic at the Winter Olympics. Had lots of fun, and my uncle gave me one of those 100 in 1 cards for Christmas one year which was the thing that first exposed me to the fact that there were pokemon GAMeS?? I already loved the anime and card games at the time. I also can't remember what made me want it, but I remember specifically going out to get ww for it.
 
I am sure it was the snes. I still have it in the basement with a few gamea.from my childhood. I still love them and regulary play the original harvest moon. It wipes my save file from time to time tho. I even bought a new game and console but it still deletes it sadly xD The second was the gameboy and N64. Ah good old times with great games.
 
My first ever nintendo console was the new nintendo 3DS xl (I got it in 2015), which I feel like I almost sold my soul to get lol
Nintendo consoles are pretty rare to come by in Poland, I don't think I've ever had like a school friend who had the same console as me, but that didn't really make it any less fun tbh!!
 
The first Nintendo system in general I played/experienced was the Gameboy Color. The first console I ever played was probably the Nintendo 64 (or it was the Gamecube?). The Gamecube is the first system I really got into and played the games though.
 
This one was mine! It's a crystal Gameboy Advance that came with Pokemon Crystal. Also played Pokemon Ruby and PMD Red Rescue Team here! I fell in love with the design and I now have a great love for crystal case controllers. 💕

The GBA didn't have that strong of a screen light so it came with a detachable front light, and this console was so small it could be powered with just two AA batteries instead of charging. Ah, good times.

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animal crossing city folk on the wii!

When I was little my dad went on a business trip and thought I would like the game so he bought it for me. I played it for a bit and then got bored because I couldn't figure out how to make bells & "advance" in the game. When I was about 11 or 12 I came across an animal crossing form (I think it was ACC) and got back into the game! Which then led to me playing ACNL and eventually ACNH
 
First gaming was a Commodore 64. We used to play ZORK and Castle Wolfenstein on it.

First console was an Atari 2600. Asteroid, Space Invaders, Defender (which had a glitch where you could hide your last human - useful when Mom insisted you come to dinner now), Frogger, Pac-Man, Keystone Kapers (one of my favorites). Oh, can't forget Pitfall.
 
The Game Boy, with a copy of Kirby's Dream Land. I still have it and it works, but it's seen better days....
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The first Nintendo system I ever got was a blue Nintendo DS Lite. It also happened to be my first real game system ever (I had a VSmile prior, but it wasn't really a real game system, in my eyes). I got it for my birthday in 2007, along with Nintendogs and Mario Kart DS. I remember spending so much time with Nintendogs, and not knowing how to play Mario Kart DS (I actually had to read the instruction manual for that!) I then got a Wii for Christmas two years later (funny story, my mom usually has everyone open presents in a specific order. Well, she wasn't feeling good this Christmas, so she wasn't thinking and had me open a Wii game, Mario and Sonic at the Winter Olympic Games, before the Wii! I was freaking out because I knew this must have meant I got a Wii!) I didn't get Mario Kart Wii initially, so I remember always being excited to go to Best Buy to play Mario Kart Wii on the demo kiosks they always used to have set up.

Strange thing is, before I ever randomly decided I wanted a DS at some point in 2007, I had always said I'm never going to like video games, and I'll never ask for those. I distinctly remember seeing a commercial for Super Mario Galaxy and saying, "I'll never want that!" Now, SMG is in my top 5 games of all time!
 
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