Probably Super Mario Kart. I could time trial perfectly on quite a few of the tracks with my eyes closed.

Prob my brickboy (it was half tetris, half tape player) it was awesome, but otherwise console wise, Sonic 1, pc wise CIV 1, i remember thinking about that game in school, whenever something like chariot was mentioned lol

MKII was probably the first fighting game nobody wanted to play against me. After that Tekken 2 and specially Tekken 3, i wiped up the floor with everybody i played, even got challenged a lot at high school but never got beaten hehe! Those where the days.
With Tekken 5 Online i got my ass kicked by a few guys though, shows that if you want to stay on top you need to practice. To bad when you get old you don't have so much time anymore to waste all your time on games.

Somehow i also seem to have talent for puzzle games. Tetris, Puzzle Fighter II and Puyo Puyo al games most friends don't want to play against me. But online you can find some good competition :)

Bubble Bobble on C-64. I knew exactly where and when every monster, item and secret would appear in the game, and how to defeat every level in multiple ways. Me and my friend could complete it in 11 minutes in co-op. Fucking sweet game.

Starcraft.

I played a 5 vs 1 match against my friends and won.

After that they completely refused to ever play Starcraft with me again.

i hope you would win, you had 4 other people on your team, do they not want to play with you because you were the person closest to lose?

Sensible soccer on the Amiga. I used to hammer my mates every single time.

Reading comprehension is obviously lacking here.

I think that was the MegaMan series an the NES or at least MegaMan 2-4. I could literally play it with closed eyes cause I knew everything off by heart

Back then, videogames were still videogames

Easily WWF Smackdown.
I dominated with Stone Cold

Single player, with friends... im not too sure