First Nintendo game/system you ever played?

[Kitzie]

My earliest memory is playing super Mario world on the super Nintendo.

 

[Romaki]

First played was either Gameboy or PlayStation, the first one I got for myself was a Gameboy Color.

 

[TheWildShadow55]

I remember this very clearly, my first nintendo system was a bunch of game boy colors, me and my brother got like 5 from a person at a yard sale my grandma took me to when I was around 4 or 5 years old that was selling them for DIRT cheap along with a lot of games, it wasn't just all shovelware either, there were some good titles in that bunch. I have no idea how much it all cost but I feel like it was less than $20. Unfortunately every single game boy broke except one, an atomic purple model. I don't play it much anymore but I can fondly remember the times of me as a little kid playing a lot of arcade ports and several Pokémon games for the thing. Here's a picture of it next to the Pokémon Yellow copy I've had since then:

 

[mogyay]

super mario 64 on nintendo 64!!! i was still too young to really understand much tbh so i do feel like i'm more the gamecube era

 

[cornimer]

My first system was a DS Lite, and the first game I played was.....Brain Age as far as I can remember, followed by Nintendogs!

 

[KimiyoCake]

If I remember correctly... my first nintendo system was the Nintendo NES and the game i liked to play was Duck Hunt lol

 

[corncob]

i'm not sure if i remember exactly which game was my first game... i know it was on the SNES; if i had to hazard the guess it was probably either Super Mario World or DKC? i'm not sure which, though.

i used to play video games with my dad when i was little, especially DKC. i have a lot of really fond memories of playing that one with him. i remember the minecart levels in particular, because when we switched off he'd always say "do you remember everything i taught you about driving???" in this faux-panicked voice.

part of the reason i ended up going in for a switch online account was so that i can play the virtual machine with him when he comes to visit me in the summer and relive some of those memories : ) i haven't gotten to see him since i got one, so i'm really looking forward to it!! <3

 

[kiwikenobi]

My first Nintendo experience was when I was too young to remember, but I'm told I was three or four years old, and it was the NES with the bundled-in Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt cartridge, which was one of the newest, cutting-edge games at the time. I'm told my first video game experience in my life was when I was two years old at a pizza parlor, playing with the joystick on a Pac-Man machine that no one had put a quarter into. But I played a ton of NES games when I was very young, and I loved them and still love them. And I got every Nintendo console and handheld ever since... except the Virtual Boy, I think a lot of us skipped the Virtual Boy. XD

 

[Princess Mipha]

I sadly can't 100% remember what my first console was.. I know my brother had a Nintendo 64 and we would "share" it, but my very own console must've been the Neon green GameBoy Colour. I loved that color!! As for my first ever played game, I am almost certain that it was Ocarina of Time!

 

[AuroraFox]

Nintendo 64 was my first console. I remember playing Super Mario 64 and Donkey Kong 64.

 

[Hanami]

I think it was either Super Smash Bros. Melee on GameCube or a Spider-Man game on the Game Boy Advance. I can't remember because I was quite young. For Melee, I was at a friend's house and the boys wanted me to sub someone. I remember playing as Peach and I had no idea what I was doing hahaha. For Spider-Man, I barely got to play it because my younger brother didn't like to share.

The first Nintendo game console I ever played regularly (and owned) was the DS Lite. I can't recall the first game I ever played on it, but I had a good time!

 

[GuerreraD]

Original Tetris in the original Game Boy! Whoa, I somehow feel proudly old...

 

[Red Cat]

The first game that I remember playing was Donkey Kong 64. Me and my brother got it around the same time as a friend of ours. For a long time, none of us could figure out how to unlock Tiny Kong. Then one night, I discovered how to unlock her and I was so excited to tell my friend the next day, but he also figured out how to unlock her that same night. That was a funny coincidence. The next game I played was Banjo Kazooie, but gave up on that after I couldn't figure out how to access Rusty Bucket Bay because I didn't know that you had to turn into the pumpkin and go through the small hole in the building outside Mad Monster Mansion to find the water level switch.

 

[Antonio]

The first system I ever played on was the lovely Nintendo Gamecube at my cousins house. The first system I ever owned was a Nintendo DS lite.

 

[TimColeman]

OMG, that was ages ago! I think it was Super Mario 64. And it's still my favorite! The adventure through Princess Peach's castle was the most exciting part! Honestly, I feel like no other Mario game will ever be able to match the legacy of super Mario 64. Since I'm already on my summer vacation, I have a lot of free time to play video games, and I'd love to know what games are you guys playing? I was also thinking of getting a new game console. Could you maybe guys guide advise me which game console I should choose? I have the Nintendo Switch, and I'm thinking between Plat station 5 and Xbox series x.

 

[KimiyoCake]

I think my first nintendo game i've played was Duck Hunt lol on Nintendo NES i believe

 

[Kamex]

The first Nintendo system I played was Gamecube. The first Nintendo games I played on Gamecube were Mario Kart: Double Dash and Pokemon Colosseum.

 

[arikins]

not sure if i already posted on this thread, but the 3Ds. i didnt really have any nintendo games on there though, all i remember playing was lego batman

 

[Bethboj]

My first memory of Nintendo is Mario on the Nintendo 64. Followed by Zelda Ocarina of time, also on the Nintendo 64.

 

[LadyDestani]

My first Nintendo system was the NES and my first Nintendo game was probably Super Mario Bros. I played a lot of games on the NES so I'm not sure which was first, but Mario makes the most sense.

My first system not including Nintendo was actually an Atari. My earliest video game memory is playing Strawberry Shortcake: Musical Match-Ups when I was maybe 4 or 5 years old. It probably wasn't a great game because I don't remember playing it beyond that first memory. I spent a lot more time on games like Pac-Man, River Raid, and Kaboom!