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On this Day... Super Mario Bros. is launched!

Lisa Miles
On this day (September 13th) in 1985 the iconic Super Mario Brothers by Nintendo Entertainment Systems made their first appearance.


Which got me thinking...


Gaming has come such a long way in recent years but I still remember the first electronic game I played which was Atari's Pong back in the late 1970's. My favourite (and most addicted to cool) was Lemmings for the Commadore Amiga in the early 90's and then when smartphones came into being, I was one of the millions that downloaded the Angry Birds app (playing it endlessly on long flights or train journeys) and the mobile verson of Tetris (which I still play on occasion)


So tell me, what was your first computer game and what's your current or all time favourite? smiley

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    Ooh, here's a trip down memory lane!


    I seem to remember my favourite as a child in the '80s and '90s was Asteroids or Space Invaders - I can't really remember the difference between them.  Closely followed by Pac-Man, Tetris and Lemmings.  And there was some sort of dungeons and dragons game that I used to like.  And let's not forget Sonic the Hedgehog!
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    Ooh, here's a trip down memory lane!


    I seem to remember my favourite as a child in the '80s and '90s was Asteroids or Space Invaders - I can't really remember the difference between them.  Closely followed by Pac-Man, Tetris and Lemmings.  And there was some sort of dungeons and dragons game that I used to like.  And let's not forget Sonic the Hedgehog!
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