My first console was the Atari 2600. Got it way back in 1982, I was like 4 years old.  It was the one with the plastic and wooden case. Not the revamped version  that came later. I remember playing Breakout, Pac-Man, Adventure, Combat, and even the infamous E.T. movie game. How about you guys? What was your very first console ever?

Yep preaching to the choir here.

Intellivision, Coleco, and the Atari 2600 generation reporting for duty!

I remember playing those math games with the animals and noises. (Totally forgot the name though)

What I remember is an Advanced Dungeon and Dragons game on Coleco I think. Always going through the mazes and finding some way to croak.

Though the answer to the question I can’t remember what exactly our household acquired first because all I remember are these systems laying around.

(Memory is too murky)

 My first system was the NES, got it when i was really really young. Me and my dad would play it all day and night, well at least super mario brothers anyways haha.

-Jive

MY first console was a NES. My sister had a atari 2600 i played with for along time before i got the NES. I was so happy ^.^

I got a Genesis after that. I asked for a N64, but my father thought the sega had more games since there was more on the box. I love the Genesis anyways ^.^

Originally posted by Narug

Yep preaching to the choir here.

Intellivision, Coleco, and the Atari 2600 generation reporting for duty!

I am with you on that one, I had those, plus a Vectrex.

Favorite Games at the time:

Intellivison: Tron, Frog Bog, SNAFU

Coleco: Cosmic Avenger, Smurfs, Adventure

Atari: Empire Strikes Back, River Raid, Pitfall

Vectrex: Webwars, Cosmic Chasm, Star Trek, and the built in one..I think it was called Mine Storm?

The Atari 7800. I only had a little over $100 bucks and had to choose between an NES with no games and the 7800 + five games. I decided I actually wanted a game to play. This was before most video stores began renting bames BTW.

NES

Atari 2600

I remember playing Combat with my uncle for days.

I was a pvper even then lol.

NES...who would never forget the famous konami code in contra

I'm young, so it was PS1.

Showing my age a bit here, but my first was a Grandstand.

Atari 2600. Solaris was my favorite game. Had to get up early and play before work so the kids wouldnt take the controller away from me. Also remember playing Desert Falcon a lot.

Edit: If anyone cares there is an Atari Anthology  for the PS2 that has a ton of old Atari games. I think i ordered mine from Amazon but its been a few years.

My first console was an Atari 2600. We played a lot of Pac-Man, Adventure, and Tanks (included in Combat), but we played so much Yars' Revenge, it was almost our family religion. We also had that infamous E.T. game, and I also remember playing something called Fast Food that involved catching some food and avoiding others, or some such.. (*lol*)

My grandparents bought an Intellivision, but the only game I really remember playing there was some sort of football game.

NES ftw!

Originally posted by neschria

My first console was an Atari 2600. We played a lot of Pac-Man, Adventure, and Tanks (included in Combat), but we played so much Yars' Revenge, it was almost our family religion. We also had that infamous E.T. game, and I also remember playing something called Fast Food that involved catching some food and avoiding others, or some such.. (*lol*)

My grandparents bought an Intellivision, but the only game I really remember playing there was some sort of football game.

Burger Time?

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Atari 2600.

i'm pretty sure some of you still remember the famous konami code XD

some websites have this as their easter egg

Magnavox Odyssey was my 1st one, released in late 70s.

I think I was 5 or 6 when my parents bought it lol, shows my age I guess =)

Originally posted by jdnewell

Magnavox Odyssey was my 1st one, released in late 70s.

I think I was 5 or 6 when my parents bought it lol, shows my age I guess =)

Don't feel bad man, that was my first console as well! 

PONG RULES!!!
(Well, at least in the '70s it did)