Ah, My Mom played the DK arcade machine a lot as a kid. So my dad one year decided to get her the SNES DKC bundle for X-Mas, and.. well. Let's just say I didn't give her much time to play it.

My first gaming experience was back in 94 when I was 7. My parents bought an Atari console with about 100 games in it. I don't really know how it was called but it had games like Frogger (I can't really remember). Not much later I got the SNES with the first FIFA Soccer and a game I played like crazy: Super Street Fighter II Turbo. From then on I've been playing games regularly.

Gaming is my destiny. It all began when I was a kid I keep borrowing adults mobile phones to play games (mostly snakes). Then I remember my parents brought me a gameboy (the black and white version). I remember the torture of ninja gaiden, contra and mega men. Then of course I upgraded to gameboy advance.

My first home console was the PS1. At that time due to my usability to read I played games that I dont even know the title of. I remember Tekken of course, but I also remember a gundam chest type rpg game a dodgeball game with mummies and pirates, bloody roar (took me ages to fine the name of the bloody game) and of course the game with the best graphics at the time tomeraider.

It was when I had the PS2 that I think the media started paying attention to video games. I remember a TV show talking about video games with the host being a robot having a TV as a head. At that time gaming magazine was popular among me and my friends. I remember playing this Gran Turismo type game where each level requires you to a different kind of achievement to progress to the next level (help wanted to find this game's title), my first real gaming disappointment bloody roar 4, Tekken of course and this game where you hit this frog and then it bounces of into obstacles and you can control then in a way ( My first game with quick time event also want help finding the title).

Then I got a psp with Tekken of course, metal gear ops, monster hunter, dynasty warriors and a lot of other games. It was when the PS3 was release that I started saving for it. Thats when I started searching for video games information online. The sites I went to was ign and gamespot. I wanted to know some of the sales of the games I was playing, that's how I found this site. My mini gaming history.

In short

mobile phones>>gameboy>>gameboy advance>>ps1>>ps2>>psp>>ps3......incoming psvita

My brothers have an nds and a xbox360, however I rarely play them.

During the 80s I got a few handheld electronic games. It wasn't until 1990 when my dad went on a trip to Germany and came back with a Gameboy (and Super Mario Land) that I had a proper console. I was one of the first people to have one in Spain.

1996, when I played Resident Evil for the first time. It was then that I realized how great a video game can be. Prior to that, I never got THAT into video games. I played them, but they never felt the same as RE and all of the great various titles that have followed.

I was born with an NES controller in my hand.  The doctor who birthed me slapped my ass with a Power Glove.  R.O.B. put my bottles of formula in the microwave.

Got a NES back when I was 4 from my granddad who had previously used it in his bar. One year later I got my N64 and played 4-player Mario Kart, Super Smash Bros, Mario Party 3 and Pokemon Stadium 24/7 with pretty much the entire younger population on this island I live on.

What can I say, epic times were epic.

Back in the NES day as a baby - well, with less than 3 years^^

I was playing Zelda and Startropics like crazy - when I grew older Secret of Mana and Zelda alttp were probably the first games I was playing conciously - and Secret of Evermore (ALCHEMY °.° ) was the game I spend most time on when I was little ;P

after playing kingdom hearts