OK, what is the oldest game you have in your possesion?

[DrMordrid]

A version of Space War, the very first video game, for the Commodore SuperPET SP9000 (circa 1981). This game was distributed on an audio cassette.

Did you know the SuperPET had two processors? 6502 & 6809.

Dr. Mordrid


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[Laurie]

Still have Lode Runner and the C64 from 1983 on which it ran. Sat up for 6 hours the first night playing it hooked up to a 14" tv because we couldn't afford the 14" monitor yet. I remember it had 150 levels but I never got there without cheating. Must have gone through a dozen joysticks after my kids got hooked on it.

Laurie

[Jorden]

Nostalgia anyone?









Jord.

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[Beezer]

The oldest game I have that is still loaded on my system is Populous (about 1990). I remember it first coming out on the Amiga in the late 80's -- it's still quite playable today.
I remember while in college (late 70's) playing a couple of games on the school's main frame... Lunar Lander and Star Trek. While in high school, Pong was introduced. The student center had one coin-op set up. Always had a line of 10 or so people waiting to play.

[Paddy]

That takes me back Jord!

Those star wars games were great!