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Do you remember Super Mario Bros?

Classic!! Felt like I had the ol controller back in my hand! lol I've still got the original console and games. I may have to pull them out and re-live some old memories!!
 
Awesome, I bought my 13 year old son a Nintendo unit on ebay and thats all he plays is MARIO! His Wii and xbox just sit there, the game is a classic!
 
AMG63Dave said:
Awesome, I bought my 13 year old son a Nintendo unit on ebay and thats all he plays is MARIO! His Wii and xbox just sit there, the game is a classic!
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Wow that is really cool. I wonder if my kids in the future will take to the classic game systems I have kept through the years. I'd like to think they would, but new games look so good now.
 
LOL that was sweet! man that was the first game sys i had. I rember having to work for my parents for a month to get that thing. I think i was in 4th grade at the time.
 
That was awesome. It was the 1st vidoe game I ever played as a little kid...and I bet I still remember all the secrets...old school games were the best.
 
lol my first game was pong game system was called telstar then combat and duck hunt on atari.
 
Double D said:
lol my first game was pong game system was called telstar then combat and duck hunt on atari.
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PONG! That is true retro, I still have mine, and it hooked to the screws in the back of the TV, before coax cable even existed.

That video was super great, I have not had a laff like that in a while. Thanks for the smile this morning.

Tim
 
Double D said:
lol my first game was pong game system was called telstar then combat and duck hunt on atari.
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Ours wasn't *just* Pong, it was tennis and half a dozen other games by putting the mylars over the screen....

Then I want on to my fisrt computer (and computer games) the Colecovision Adam, all before and without hard drives and floppy disk drives (only a magnetic tape drive and a little adapter that allowed it to play Atari Cart games in addition to the Buck Rogers Tape game.)
 
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