Yep Commodore64 with tape deck for me. It was in the early 90's though my parents got one super cheap and we would get tapes from bargain bins for pennies. It taught me how to program as well as playing games and I'm now a game developer so it is an extremely important piece of hardware for me personally.
2 months ago | 10
Dad had a C64. Loved it. Jupiter Lander. Thanks, Dad, for introducing me to video games
2 months ago | 5
My first computer & gaming system was a new C-64 back in 1987, bought at a Montgomery Wards department store. I purchased 2 new floppy-disc games, "Paperboy" & "Silent Service"!
2 months ago | 9
My parents had a TI-99 computer with the cassette add-on. It had a great Pac-Man rip-off called Much Man, Hunt the Wumpus, and a cool cool text adventure with pirates and magic.
2 months ago | 1
It was the Commodore 64 computers in the elementary school computer room. Until we got a PC compatible at home. 💾
2 months ago | 1
Commodore 64. Impossible mission, jumpman Jr, Ghostbusters, pitfall 2..... Great memories
2 months ago | 1
The Tandy TRS-80. It had a bunch of arcade staples, and a really good version of Penetrator (also came out on C64, it was a Scramble clone).
2 months ago (edited) | 6
Amstrad 6128, Robocop, burning rubber, hong king phooey, great memories
2 months ago | 2
my moms toshiba laptop 😂😂 and i didn’t even know gaming computers were a thing back then but i bought skyrim on pc so i could mod it😂😂 had a b
2 months ago | 1
Commodore 64. I really wanted the ColecoVision Adam computer with the printer. Thankfully it never came out in my local stores.
2 months ago | 1
My dad was in charge of IT for his company growing up in the 80s & 90s they gave him an apple. I still remember playing Raptor the airplane game. We also got to watch some 2 minute long movie clips and thought it was the coolest thing. Movies on a computer lol
2 months ago | 0
Grew up playing games on my Dad's Atari 800XL. Lots of fond memories there!
2 months ago | 0
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What was your first gaming computer? Was it a Compaq, Dell or Gateway...or maybe your old school like me and it was a C64, Amiga, Atari or Apple computer? Let me know!
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