What was your 1st computer and what games did you have?

[HellsMaster]

Started on N-64 with a number of racing games, including Mario Kart.

 

After that I got my own first console, a then new comer, an Xbox. Loved that, initialy I started with driving games, being a kid at the times, but quickly moved on to shooters, and finaly RTS.

 

That's not a PC, just saying.

 

On Topic: I had an IBM, as the game we played on it was space invaders and stonekeep!

[sendo75]

An apple pc with mono green monitor and Loderunner. Didn't last long iirc, not sure what else I could have done with it at that time! Maybe encycopedia quizzes for education.. :whistling:

 

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Edited April 7, 2012 by sendo75

[Winterfall]

My first pc is custom built, with only 1 gig of hard drive space and god knows how much ram. Was still a lil kid back when i had it so i don't really do some snooping around on that pc. First game for it was Doom.

 

Yeah, they let me play that game as a lil kid.

[mattlittlej]

My first computer was a new-at-the-time (in the early 90s) Gateway that was probably 2'x2', probably had something like 10 mb of HDD space, ran Windows 3.1, and easily weighed 50 lbs. The only game I remember on there that wasn't Solitaire or Ski-Free was a tanks game.

[Vindekarr]

Got my first PC in 2006, run of the mill Dell. I was a teenager at the time, and really new to PC gaming, but I quickly learned that the interior of the machine was modular, and began thinking of upgrading. About '07 I finaly started meeting games I couldn't play, so I phoned customer support to find out how to modify the Dell.

 

Dell proved themselves to be horrible people, and gave me no information at all besides not to buy a dell again. Ignoring their advice, I performed basic improvements and was eventualyt able to play Crysis on release, ableit on Medium.

 

In '09 I got a Scorpion, a much more serious machine, and it's been the hull I've bee working on ever since. Scorpion have proven thesmelves to be the "anti-Dell" actualy helping me gradualy modernise the system. Their advice has been pretty sound, but the thing that surprised me most was when I was considering adding a new PSU to match my new GPU earlier in the year, their tech actualy talked me out of buying one. I've never heard of a salesman saying "don't buy that, you don't need one" before, but I like it. As it stands it's a little patchwork, with most of the parts being average quality, with beastly cooling/GPU, and godzilla RAM.

[Rennn]

The one in my sig, and Skyrim. :D

 

Actually if you count a laptop that I didn't really own (shared), it was Toshiba laptop with 3GB of RAM, no GPU, a dual core intel cpu @2Ghz, and a 500GB HDD. I played Dungeons and Dragons Online with it, on medium settings at like 10 fps in a town or 30-40 in dungeons.

[ACACE]

My first computer was a Windows 95.My first game was Quake 1. I miss that computer, I had overheated and blew it up by trying to play age of empires 2 on it.

[Sarissi]

The first computer I could actually play games on, was my Tandy 1400 HD, and the game was Pool of Radiance, with an external CGA monitor. The first computers I used were the Digiac 3080 and the NCR Century Systems Model 100 small systems Mainframe.

[JimboUK]

My first was a Commodore VIC-20 with it's speedy 1.1 Mhz CPU. I had a lot of games, many you used to type in yourself from magazines, of the proper games Defender and Galaxian are the two I probably played the most.

 

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[saadus]

lol my first computer was custom built, I have no clue on any of its specs (too little to care about specifics). I remember playing Carmageddon with my dad all the time on it. First game I ever played on a PC.