The Oldest Game You Have?
 

Last Battle for the Sega Genesis.

TV Pong machine

Asteroid!

Well, ok. Not the original one, but it's damn close.

I have a box of NES games somewhere, possibly my Atari 400 as well. Who knows whats in it. I do know I still have Zelda II. Still have some of the old game 'n watch games.

My 2600 and Game Center stuffed with 57 cartridges.

Night Stalker - Intellivision

I have most of the launch titles for the NES. Nothing before that, I think.

Still have old NES carts. I gave away my 2600 a long time ago.

I play Go. Some estimate it is 4000 years old. :p

Pool of Radiance - DOS game - on mixed 3.5" and 5.25" discs (for PCs with both kinds of drives). EGA graphics game. Boxed (although in very bad shape) and with the manuals. I played hours of it on my grandpa's 386/16mhz. Last time I played it was a few years ago - although I used a downloaded version off the internet and Moslo to play it.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...lEncounter.png

Damn, that makes me want to play it again. I think I'll power it up next time I wanna play a PC game.

My Intellivision II, with about 20 games or so games.

Pac-Man(Atari 2600) - got it with my Atari 2600, for my B-Day, back in 1981.

tetris for the original gameboy.

Combat came with the Atari 2600, so that is my oldest.

I have a ton of Atari 2600, NES, and SNES games stuffed away in the basement collecting dust. The oldest game I have that I still play to this day is probably the original Doom.

My NES carts. The orginal Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt ... I think this was a combo cartridge with both games in one (?)

I have an Intellevision, along with a Frogger arcade game.

How did you manage to unplug the Frogger arcade game and move it to your house/apartment while retaining the high scores? ;)

This game for my C64: Seven Cities of Gold, I think it came out in 1984.

http://www.danielthomas.org/Assets/cities2.gif

I think I have Gunship for the C64, also.

Sadly, the high score was set by my younger sister. My brother and I had been battling for years to top each other, then one day my sister broke our highest scores by more than 10,000 points. We still don't know how she did it.

That is the best game in the history of computer games. I keep hoping it will show up on Gametap or something so I can play it again.

No that honor belongs to Oregon Trail. What person that was a elementary school student during the '80s/early '90s did not get to play Oregon Trail at school?