jus did research, it was jungle hunt. also, used to get some bayou billy played some..but that was years later on nintendo.

Double dragon
All the Sierra "quest" games
Into the Eagles Nest
Green Beret
Zombies ate my neighbours
Ghouls n Ghosts
BAAL
Dangerous Dave
All the old apogee stuff like Keen, Duke Nukem, whatever that spy one was
Codename Iceman
Manhunter New York
Captain Comic
Super/Mario Brothers
...many more, those come immediately to mind.

Thank you!! I was trying to remember the name of that game. My daughter had it for the PC and loved it.

I hear you. I had this state of the art video game system when I was 8.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tqo5FkdzWbM

I had a Pong console too when I was young. Still have it somewhere around the house.

Then came an Atari 2600. Some of my favourite games for that were Space Invaders, Asteroids, Combat, Haunted House, and Empire Strikes Back.

Commodore 64 was next. Heaps of great games for that computer. Some of the ones that stood out were Summer Games series, Raid Over Moscow, IK+, Flight Simulator II, Racing Destruction Set, and REVS. This system had so many good games at the time.

Amiga was next for me. Lots of great games for this computer, and it was the first computer that I ever got online with (BBS at the time).

Then came PC gaming. Again, so many great games over the years.

Amongst all of this, also had SNES, Sega Megadrive, Sega Saturn, PS2, PS3. But after the Atari, consoles never really held my attention for very long. Always went back to computer gaming. Although some types of games seem to work best on consoles.

I still have examples of pretty much all of the systems that I have played on in the past. Get them out from time to time for some nostalgia.

I remember the first actual games I ever played, were on something called an "Amstrad" which may have even pre-dated Atari though I'm not certain.
The thing ran like...cassettes?

I remember a top-down BATMAN game in which you had to rescue Robin which was pretty cool, though my favourite was something called "Roland in Space".
I also remember the original Leisure Suit Larry, and "Alley Cat" which is perhaps the grandfather of all minigame games.

Fancy!http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_BDCqpuwRnf...400/CPC464.JPG

Used to love this one, but I don't think it's ever graduated to PC.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji9fUs1v3gg

my first game

Most likely the Amstrad CPC464, like the one pictured. Came with a built in tape drive and used a Z80 CPU. So could even run CP/M if you had a floppy drive.

It was made from 1984, so came after the Atari. Was even after the Commodore 64.

castlevania: symphony of the night

best game ever I think you know it.