/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.4840970]

Post a screenshot of the first game you ever played on a PC.

[Anonymous No.4840972]

may not look like much today but this shit had GRAFIX back in the 90's

[Anonymous No.4840973]

i dont want to post a pic because of sacred pure nostalgia but the italian job.

[Anonymous No.4840975]

[Anonymous No.4840976]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSV_Ts9IIhg

[Anonymous No.4840989]

I still have the diploma I printed from the end of the game somewhere.

First real game was Starcraft

[Anonymous No.4840995]

[Anonymous No.4841019]

>>4840970

[Anonymous No.4841034]

When I was like 2 or 3.

[Anonymous No.4841060]

>>4840970
this is the first one I can actually remember the name of.
I remember playing some shitty reading game off of a 5 1/4 floppy a long ass time ago.

[Anonymous No.4841085]

We talking personal computer, or specifically IBM PC and compatibles?

[Anonymous No.4841127]

[NESfag No.4841136]

Must have been this, I think

[Anonymous No.4841154]

[Anonymous No.4841167]

>>4840970

[Anonymous No.4841173]

>>4840970
My screen could only display green or black

[Anonymous No.4841218]

>>4840970
Probably this.

[Anonymous No.4841219]

>>4841218
Oops

[Anonymous No.4841240]

>>4841127
>Ma Nigga
The Emperor demands you Inspect the attacking Rebel Craft to determine where they got their shipments from.

[Anonymous No.4841243]

Very blank memories, but the disk gun got burned in my brain

[Anonymous No.4841245]

Don't have screenshots, but it's either Anno 1602, Command and Conquer Red Alert or pic related.

[Anonymous No.4841260]

I was about 6. My parents weren't good at supervision.

[Anonymous No.4841302]

Some sort of spaceflight sim, I don't think it was Microsoft Space Sim though, it didn't have a 3D viewport. It wasn't entirely text based - but it was mostly text, maybe a vector based top-down flightpath. You could add fuel but that would add weight and you had to try to balance everything. It might not have even been a 'game'!

We didn't get a PC at home till 97 about, where I think it may have been... Creatures!

[Anonymous No.4841304]

[Anonymous No.4841312]

I don't actually know whether this was my very first PC game but that's the first game I remember playing on the Amiga (>inb4 no PC).

[Anonymous No.4841313]

Choplifter, apple ll

[Anonymous No.4841331]

I guess it was Sokoban.

[Anonymous No.4841447]

First one I remember playing. I was no older than 4 and I remember feeling awesome entering codes in DOS to start up the game.

[Anonymous No.4841460]

Really? Nearly 30 replies in and nobody posted this?

[Anonymous No.4841462]

still one of the hardest games i remember playing

[Anonymous No.4841469]

Mine was Sonic 3D Blast I think.

Yes that does have a PC version

[Anonymous No.4841489]

[Anonymous No.4841494]

>>4840970
Phantis, It came with mi pc1512, along with game over.

[Anonymous No.4841660]

>>4841462
this game looks so familiar, might have played this on ms-dos aswell

[Anonymous No.4841669]

[Anonymous No.4841674]

don't remember if it's pic related or Terminal Velocity

[Anonymous No.4841680]

[Anonymous No.4841685]

[Anonymous No.4841703]

>>4840970
Probably this.

[Anonymous No.4841705]

>>4841685
Fist was technically my first, if you consider a Spectrum clone to be a PC.

[Anonymous No.4841707]

>>4841703
Or this.

[Anonymous No.4841708]

Mission: Mix-Up for the Apple IIe. Part of the Scholastic Microzine game library.

Haven't seen a rom of it online yet. Want to play it again.

[Anonymous No.4841709]

>>4841707
Or this.

[Anonymous No.4841710]

Coming from NES and Genesis, this shit blew my mind.

[Anonymous No.4841719]

>>4840970
I don't remember what it was. The first game I remember playing on a PC was this weird puzzle block game where you had to push them into the right location.

[NESfag No.4841720]

>>4841719
Sokoban.

[Anonymous No.4841726]

Probably something like this.

>>4841019
>>4841136
>>4841707
Sweet.

[Anonymous No.4841732]

>>4841726
or this.
Other possible candidates are ZZT, Stratego (Broderbund), Crusher (Soleau), stuff like that. Good times.

[Anonymous No.4841741]

I can't recall the order I played them in, but it would either be Super Solvers or Star Trek : Borg. It would be a couple of years before I had a PC at home, but I played learning games at school and more "serious" games at my neighbor's house. I would also go next door to print off cheats from a site called Happypuppy, and was introduced to great games like Master of Orion 2. Even better, when Alpha Centauri was released my neighbor didn't like it and gave it to me, and I still play it now and then to this day.

Thanks, neighbors!

[Anonymous No.4842110]

Or Oregon Tail if we're counting the 8-bits.

[Anonymous No.4842131]

>>4840970
>Post a screenshot of the first game you ever played on a PC

[Anonymous No.4842140]

>>4840970
I had absolutely no idea what I was doing.
But I could haggle.

[Anonymous No.4842146]

Keep them coming. Great topic. Bringing back great memories of fun filled times.

[Anonymous No.4842154]

[Anonymous No.4842210]

Played this a bit on a friend's computer. When we got a computer at my house, my parents bought the battle chest with warcraft I, II and the Dark Portal expansion.

[Anonymous No.4842302]

Almost all of these vidyas are my childhood games. Sucks that gaming is not fun any more. I still play but the deep immersion is gone.
More importantly, gaming was very social back then. I almost every day, played with my friends. Or went to a friend's house where he was playing Wolfenstein or Doom or something else. Cool times. Ain't never coming back though.

[Anonymous No.4842308]

>>4841019
Also this

[Anonymous No.4842327]

[Anonymous No.4842329]

>>4841720
It's the right gameplay but the wrong visuals in all the versions I've seen. The player icon looked a bit like this..

[Anonymous No.4842332]

>>4842327
Or maybe it was this.

[Anonymous No.4842343]

>>4840970
I still have it on my laptop

[Anonymous No.4842350]

It was either this or Klotski

[Anonymous No.4842354]

Must have been NASCAR Racing.

[Anonymous No.4842381]

>>4840970

[Anonymous No.4842437]

Captain comic. Balls hard. My badger it when he brought our 386 home. I was like wtf, this is shot compared to our c64

[Anonymous No.4842624]

>>4842437
>My badger it when he brought our 386 home.
What?

[Anonymous No.4842663]

>>4840970
I have played with my dick to your mom's pictures on my PC. Does it count?

[Anonymous No.4842683]

>>4841173
I played this on an IBM with orange phosphorus or whatever material it was.

[Anonymous No.4842696]

>>4841460

this board is invaded by children

Also, after this and minesweeper, i spent a lot of time playing those demos on the windows 98 of monster truck madness and age of empires 1

[Anonymous No.4842830]

>>4840970

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[Anonymous No.4842895]

>>4841685
Why does nobody talk about Aldo’s Adventure? You are apparently the other one, lol.

[Anonymous No.4842907]

Think Quick on Apple IIgs

[NESfag No.4843327]

>>4842329
Well, either you played an obscure port, or you played a copy cat.

[Anonymous No.4843515]

>>4840970

[Anonymous No.4843526]

>>4840970
Just kept playing the metal maps. good times

[Anonymous No.4843537]

[Anonymous No.4843556]

Mortal Kombat on PC in1994 down the street at a friend's house. Was 12 and thought this was the greatest thing ever.

[Anonymous No.4843562]

not /vr/, sorry

[Anonymous No.4843565]

>>4841707
Whats this game looks fun

[Anonymous No.4843606]

>>4843565
It is.

[Anonymous No.4843612]

>>4841669
I fucking loved this game as a kid. It was this version too.

[Anonymous No.4843614]

>>4843565
Secret Agent

[Anonymous No.4843671]

One very old Mickey game for DOS, something like factory of gifts, i dont remeber very well.

[Anonymous No.4843678]

>>4843515
>>4842696
>>4842354
>>4842332
>>4842210
>>4842154
>>4842131
>>4841710
>>4841669
>>4841304
Good times, never forget.

[Anonymous No.4843712]

>>4840975
Same. I literally remember playing this in daycare

[Anonymous No.4843719]

[Anonymous No.4843739]

>>4840970
jesus christ those postures baka

[Anonymous No.4843747]

Commander Keen and Duke Nukem on my mate's dad's PC, around 1993-ish

[Anonymous No.4843754]

>>4840975
Reminds me of the old freeware game Decker, which is based upong Shadowrun matrix running mechanics I believe.

[Anonymous No.4843991]

>>4840970
I still play it from time to time. It's still good, even outside nostalgia context

[Anonymous No.4844006]

graphics may not be much for today's standard but this was amazing back in the day. first played when i was around 9 years old.

[Anonymous No.4844007]

It was a really early Scorched Earth kind of games, but it was two monkeys throwing bananas on top of building. After that it would probably be Lemmings and then Jazz Jack Rabbit.

[Anonymous No.4844015]

>>4840970
I never managed to find it. You were a dog shooting fish in a shoot em up or smthn. very old

[Anonymous No.4844035]

>>4844007
>It was a really early Scorched Earth kind of games, but it was two monkeys throwing bananas on top of building.

QBASIC Gorillas

[Anonymous No.4844086]

>>4844035
Yep, that was it.

[Anonymous No.4844415]

[Anonymous No.4844474]

>>4842302
This. Honorable mention to arcades.

[Anonymous No.4844710]

>>4840970
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvnpdAn-mh4

although when I played it it was on an amber screen monochrome monitor, so i didn't realize the game was actually supposed to be in color until i went back and looked it up literal decades later

[Anonymous No.4844735]

[Anonymous No.4844770]

tfw not an oldfag

[Anonymous No.4844851]

>>4840975
/thread

My grandmother showed me this game on her PC way back in the day. My cousin and I use to play it a lot. That and Doom 2.

[Anonymous No.4844860]

>>4844006
>Minecraft was released 18 of November, 2011
>It's been almost 7 years
>You first played when you were 9
>9+7=16 at best
Reported for underage.

[Anonymous No.4844958]

from what I remember it was almost like a Scramble clone

[Anonymous No.4844972]

[Anonymous No.4844976]

>>4842696
>people posting things that easily predate Win 3.1 Solitaire
>invaded by children

>>4842830
Go to bed James

[Anonymous No.4845234]

>>4844860
To be fair, minecraft had its first public release in 2009. I reported it because it was non retro. However, you're probably right. Only an underage shitter would post minecraft, unironically or not.

[Anonymous No.4845354]

You're all plebs

[Anonymous No.4845364]

>>4845354
Muh nigga, I'd sneak out of bed into the common room to play at night while my grandparents were asleep.

[Anonymous No.4845369]

>>4840975
It was either this, Jezzball, SkiFree or Rodent’s Revenge. They were all on my dad’s computer when I was 4 or 5 or so.

[Anonymous No.4845648]

>>4843991
>Kupiec

[Anonymous No.4845654]

>>4845354
Sup, underage

[Anonymous No.4845676]

>this thread
Wow, western PC gaming is really superior to pretty much everything else.

[Anonymous No.4845682]

I can't, I don't remember the name or even what computer it ran on. I was 7.
The original Age of Empires is the first game I played whose name I remember.

[Anonymous No.4845683]

>>4842437
HOLY SHIT THAT'S THE ONE
I could never figure out what you had to do so I don't know if it actually counts as playing the game. I just walked left or right until I didn't know what to do.

>>4845682

[Anonymous No.4845687]

>>4844735
That rock version of the Imperial March was the coolest thing ever for 12 year old me.

[Anonymous No.4845692]

>>4840970
Both games came with my first PC and I don't remember which one I played first.

[Anonymous No.4845697]

>>4841719
>>4842329
Chip's Challenge

[Anonymous No.4845759]

Bushido, probably. I can't really remember.

[Anonymous No.4845932]

>>4845697
Yeah, that's the one. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.4846070]

>>4841447
>entering codes in DOS
like
"cd games
cd doom
doom -nomonsters" ?? kek
Here.. have a pic of John Romero and his wifes son for your effort.

[Anonymous No.4846223]

>>4845654
>Game released in 1995
>Even if it were the one from 2001, 2001 was 17 years ago
>"underage"

[Anonymous No.4846251]

>>4841460
Probably this. Could've also been minesweeper or pic related.

[Anonymous No.4847070]

>>4840970
get on my level

[Anonymous No.4847280]

>>4840970

[Anonymous No.4847307]

>>4840970
On pic the old old old old '98 iMac.

First game I ever played on a Windows machine? Some version of Pong.

[Anonymous No.4847329]

jungle hunt for apple 2 in school

[Anonymous No.4847368]

[Anonymous No.4847375]

A Wolfenstein spinoff but rather fun

[Anonymous No.4847379]

My childhood

[Anonymous No.4847418]

>>4841462
I also played it a few times until the end, but i remember that it somehow crashed at the end? Maybe it was a broken copy, or some English Message came which i couldn't understand at that time.

>>4841460
Solitaire is and was for fags.

[Anonymous No.4847420]

>>4842350
This game became so hard at some point. I really need to replay this to see if i now can get further.

[Anonymous No.4847431]

Earliest PC game I can remember my family buying. I still have the troll figure that came with it, and the manual, I think. They're both around somewhere. Actually a pretty good game. Interesting physics, amazingly colorful graphics, and nice music. While a port from the Amiga, I'd argue this version is truly the superior one for the music alone.

[Anonymous No.4847645]

>>4842437
*my dad brought it home when he got our 386.

[Anonymous No.4847769]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lr8NlmA8GM

[Anonymous No.4847820]

>tfw first pc experience was post-2010 because I was a delusional consolefag

[Anonymous No.4847858]

It had to be DooM, Commander Keen, Or Wolfenstein.

Hard to remember but I played those a lot on our first real pc. Father was a big supporter of Id, clearly. Same with Silicon and Synapse before they became Blizzard.

[Anonymous No.4847860]

>>4847858

[Anonymous No.4847884]

>>4840970

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[Anonymous No.4847895]

It was either this or one of the pajama Sam games.

[Anonymous No.4847929]

My very first vidya.
Also it was THAT version translated by russian pirates where lo-o-o-o-ong hallway writings were replaced with slav themed dad jokes.

[Anonymous No.4848012]

>>4840970
The first game I played on PC, I can't remember the name to. I think it was a 4 bit or 8 bit game or something, it had robots.

[Anonymous No.4848169]

[Anonymous No.4848191]

[Anonymous No.4849615]

[Anonymous No.4849630]

me and a million others

[Anonymous No.4849637]

>>4845364
Same.

[Anonymous No.4849669]

Oh Math Workshop, a video game discreetly teaching me math worked like a charm.

[Anonymous No.4849687]

>>4841060
street rod was an early one for me, lol i probably looked for 10+ years for the name of this game

while i played some atari, some of the earliest games i can remeber were on the 8" floppies on old apple 2's etc. in the school computer lab, probably when i was 6-7? i'm 32 now

[Anonymous No.4849716]

Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold

Or at least, the demo of it. I tried playing it from GoG, but it has different sounds. Its not the same without the demo sound effects.

[Anonymous No.4850361]

yeah I'm pretty old, I know

[Anonymous No.4850396]

Are we limited to IBM-spec computers? If not, one of the Munchers games on the Apple //e

[Anonymous No.4850578]

[Anonymous No.4850610]

>>4840970
I can't remember if it was SimCity on Windows 3.1, or Oregon Trail on an Apple II. I didn't get into PC gaming until I got a hand-me-down in the late 90s.

[Anonymous No.4850616]

>>4840970
>wasd player

Goto /v/.

[Anonymous No.4851890]

[Anonymous No.4851910]

>>4840970
nightmare on elm st.
duke nukem 1991

[Anonymous No.4851914]

>>4840970

[Anonymous No.4851916]

>>4850361
ok laddie fucking kek

[Anonymous No.4851927]

>>4851914
Same. Got this and Mixed Up Mother Goose when dad brought our first PC home.

[Anonymous No.4851930]

>>4840970
You mean the game of “if I catch you snooping on my monitor one more time, I'll punch you right in the face, suka blyat”?

[Anonymous No.4851937]

>>4840970
I fucking hated this game, just btw.

[Anonymous No.4851974]

Yes, my first OS was Linux.

[Anonymous No.4852091]

>>4845354
Awww, I remember this!

[Anonymous No.4852094]

>>4840970
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srZTICg6GuY&t=6s

[Anonymous No.4852098]

[Anonymous No.4852201]

>>4848169
That's not even retro if we stick to 2000 as the mark

[Anonymous No.4852204]

>>4847769
This game was the tits

[Anonymous No.4852295]

>>4852204
>This game was the tits
yeag it really was

i miss it

i always got it from the library bus

[Anonymous No.4852517]

>>4843991
Technically speaking, this was my 2nd game. I got Muppet Treasure Island for my 9th birthday, but the very next day it went back to the shop, as everyone realised there is no other language version than English, not even subtitles. Got to pick one game of my choice as a replacement. I picked Kupiec.
I regret absolutely nothing. I had an absolute blast with it as a kid and then as a teen. I even was using the "setting" from it for my tabletop RPG games. The only thing that I miss about it is the fact my original copy simply won't work on 64x system, while the work-around emulation lacks Polish letters, instead displaying blank squares in their place. Which as you might guess is fucking annoying.

[Anonymous No.4852521]

>>4851974
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called “Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use.
Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called “Linux” distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

[Anonymous No.4853073]

Damn this is bringing back memories :(

[Anonymous No.4853081]

>>4853073
The game is snowmobile championship 2000 shit was lowkey fun as fuck... but I was also a jit so it might have sucked ass desu

[Anonymous No.4853305]

My friends dad owned Myst and me and my friend would take shifts on it. I didn't play anything else until like 6 or 7 years later when I got UO.

[Anonymous No.4853309]

>>4852521
I don't think I have ever read so much shit that no one cares about in my life...

[Anonymous No.4853318]

>>4847418
>Solitaire is and was for fags.
You must be over 18 to post on this board.

[Anonymous No.4853513]

>>4853318
Even children have been known to be right once in a while. Solitaire doesn't count for shit.

[Anonymous No.4853521]

>>4840970
First game was some mario game on gameboy color i don't even remember anymore.

[Anonymous No.4853524]

>>4840970

[Anonymous No.4853527]

>>4853524
B-brother?

[Anonymous No.4853529]

>>4853527
Blood brothers.

[Anonymous No.4853695]

[Anonymous No.4853768]

>>4853318
He's right though.
Real men played Minesweeper

[Anonymous No.4854347]

>>4849630
I thought I was the only one!
>t. /vr/ poster

[Anonymous No.4854353]

I don't think this is the first, but it is the first one that I learned how to load on my own.

[Anonymous No.4854465]

>>4842110
This

You now have the bleepity-bloop music stuck in your head

[Anonymous No.4854506]

it took me a while to remind it.

[Anonymous No.4854734]

>>4840970
Shame my brother was enormously better at it than I was.

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[Anonymous No.4854947]

I feel dumb. What is the game from second half of the nineties in which your team runs behind the train in the first mission… that ISN'T Hidden and Dangerous?

[Anonymous No.4854976]

>>4854947
Siphon Filter 2?

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[Anonymous No.4855407]

>>4841685
best game

[Anonymous No.4855420]

Almost 200 posts and I’m the first to post Paratrooper? Guess I’m the oldest person on /vr/ today.

[Anonymous No.4855443]

>>4841260
That’s fine man my dad let me play this when I was 4

[Anonymous No.4855882]

[Anonymous No.4855912]

>>4842131
This was mine as well. Dad's monitor was monochromatic though but it didn't matter.
Thanks for reminding me I need to beat this game properly.

[Anonymous No.4856216]

>>4845354
stole mine

[Anonymous No.4856221]

DX-BALL, a breakout clone that was actually fun.

[Anonymous No.4856225]

Not including all the education games like math blaster and Oregon trail, Rebel Assault was my first proper pc game.

[Anonymous No.4856273]

>>4842131
Mein Negger

[Anonymous No.4856341]

>>4850616
Fuck off

[Anonymous No.4856349]

>>4840970
Some non vr educational game or some promotional flash game from the early 2000s

[Anonymous No.4856656]

>>4840970

[Anonymous No.4856708]

>>4840970
Should be that one. There is also video footage of me, fucking around with my dad's 386, when I was two years old.

[Anonymous No.4856714]

>>4842381

This was my earliest memory. I used to play it with my parents before I was in Kindergarten.

I remember there was this game, I think, called GUTS too. It was available through prodigy. I don't remember what you even did in it. It was a few years before the Nickelodeon show.

[Anonymous No.4856741]

>>4856656
Wow wait what? Now I want to play this game!

[Anonymous No.4856793]

Number Maze on a grade school Mac LCII back in 92. Pretty sure it was this or Oregon Trail. Those are personal computers of sorts. Strictly on the PC platform? MegaRace. I was absolutely stunned by how great the FMV looked in 93 on a rich friend's computer. First PC game I owned was Doom 2 in 95, and I remember being both wowed by the graphics and legitimately shocked by the violence being an SNES kid up that point. Felt more brutal than Mortal Kombat.

[Anonymous No.4856796]

>>4852098
>ywn get Sierra Smash Bros

[Anonymous No.4856916]

I forgot the inner tube

[Anonymous No.4856968]

>>4844770
you just unearthed some disturbing, deeply repressed memories. that game was the stuff of nightmares

[Anonymous No.4857487]

>>4840970

[Anonymous No.4857576]

>>4840970
I dont remember THE first game. but this is probably accurate enough

[Anonymous No.4857612]

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[Anonymous No.4858505]

>>4840972
Was going to post this. Still top 5 for me

[Anonymous No.4858828]

[Anonymous No.4858983]

Not actually owned one of those east german computers (KC84, KC85), but I guess this game and some other clones of western games was the first games that I played on a computer.
http://lanale.de/kc85_emu/KC85_Emu.html

[Anonymous No.4858986]

>>4858983
Another east german machine I played on. The Polyplay was the only east german arcade machine.

[Anonymous No.4858990]

>>4858986
And my first game for the first computer that I actually owned myself. A C64 that I got after the wall came down.

[Anonymous No.4858992]

>>4841685
You beat me to it

[Anonymous No.4860754]

>>4858123
Muh negro amigo

[Anonymous No.4861008]

>>4842907
awesome game

[Anonymous No.4861018]

>>4853695
this was mine too i think

[Anonymous No.4861085]

>>4840970
https://hooktube.com/watch?v=FDxssLBC_tQ

[Anonymous No.4861252]

This is only the second pc game I ever played, but I haven't been able to find a mention let alone screenshots of the ElectroPorn(IIRC) puzzle game which was the first.

[Anonymous No.4861314]

[Anonymous No.4861408]

>>4847929
Holy shit I remember I tried to read it all, but gave up. I wonder what was in the original.

[Anonymous No.4861423]

[Anonymous No.4863052]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUP2u3d_2L4

[Anonymous No.4863057]

[Anonymous No.4863062]

>>4840970

[Anonymous No.4863204]

>>4863052
My mistake, it wasn't that. BNC connectors reminded me of our school network of 486s, and then I remembered we played Sokoban clone on those, it was MOLE.EXE from Robotlandia educational package.

Also, why the heck default Dosbox aspect correction is just some line doubling performed independently from the scalers instead of within them? The proportions are wrong for 640×350, too.

[Anonymous No.4863218]

[Anonymous No.4863461]

>>4841154
fuck yeah, my dude. descent was my first 3d game.

[Anonymous No.4863463]

>>4841460
I was too baller for minesweeper, was playing pic related.

[Anonymous No.4863467]

Pic related may have been my first game, it's hard to remember. Either that or some point and click adventure game for 5 year olds like scooters magic castle.

[Anonymous No.4863502]

>scorch.exe

[Anonymous No.4863517]

>>4841167
oh shit I played this A LOT with my dad as a child! Nice to see that game again. What was the name..??

[Anonymous No.4863538]

>>4863517
see
>>4863502
>Scorched Earth - The Mother of all Games
I thought I was the only one, I ctrl+f'd it but didn't see the pic

[Anonymous No.4863552]

>>4840970

[Anonymous No.4863752]

>>4863517
>>4863538
The one I posted is Tank Wars and came out a year before Scorched Earth

[Anonymous No.4863868]

Dark Castle on a Macintosh.

[Anonymous No.4863881]

This game scared the crap out of me back in the day

[Anonymous No.4863901]

I can't find a screen shot, but I believe Bernstein Bears Learn about letters was among the first.
You wandered around a forest maze collecting the letters of the alphabet ending with the letter Z from a sleeping bear

[Anonymous No.4863929]

>>4841019
Either this or pic related

honestly don't remember

[Anonymous No.4864352]

>>4863881
good post

[Anonymous No.4864363]

>>4840975
this was fun