My dad bought a 3DO, then once that console kinda failed we got a Playstation.

I still have the perfectly working 3DO (and NFS) at my home and play it once in a while for nostalgia. 

It's one these 4. When I started playing my brother already had a Mega Drive with this games. I don't remeber for sure wich one I played first, but I'm sure MM World of Illusion it's the first game I've ever finished, it was very easy. Then I finished Twin Hawk, that was a very good shump, then I finished Sonic. I don't remeder I have ever won lotus. Great games.

Edit: No wait I made a mistake. I got the Mickey Mouse game a bit later. So it's one of thr other three

Tekken 3 at 4 years old?? Damn what a young buck. I think I was in high school when that game came out. My first was Super f***in Mario with Duck Hunt. What else could it be?!

My earliest gaming memories were playing Spyro and Metal Gear Solid when I got a PS1 for my 4th Birthday and when I was playing Resident Evil and Nights into Dreams on the Sega Saturn in roughly the same time period. I also remember playing Tomb Raider and being chased by the bigass TV Rex, never had I been so scared in my life. The mental scarring was so bad that when I went to play the game again when I was 12 I was still scared shitless.

I do have a home video of me playing Sonic 3 when I was 2 though! It wasn't like I sucked either, I was on the Hydrocity Zone. I have loads more home videos but I don't remember them all. Another one was at the Millenium party, we had a huge party and the front room was crowded, but I was just sat right up against the TV playing Tomb Raider 3.

My first game was crash the wrath of cortex. don't remember when i got i think it was on my birthday and my mom bought me a PS1 with a game.

Prince of Persia: Sands of Time

Pitfall - Atari (my uncle's) or Munchkin - Videopac/Odyssey2 which we had at home.

TEKKEN 3 AT THE AGE OF 4????

I remember playing World Cup when i was 4............ and Mario bros. of course!!!

Not sure which one I played first. On c64 I really liked a co-op game with a pac-man-ish level design. Just kill all monsters to advance to the next level. It had a space theme and simple colors.

Solitaire on my Mom's Windows. I taught myself how to use a computer that way. I was 3.