Special gaming moment, first game completed with son.

[stonecutter]

My son and I finally completed our first game we went through entirely together. A very special moment. We have been playing it a while, we finally completed Kingdom Hearts together with the secret ending. I actually beat the last boss, but he will try it soon since we have high attribute levels.

Do you remeber the first game you completed or saw the ending to?
I think mine was Super MArio Brothers. Most of the Atari games I played were the Activision type shooters without the ending, just go for the points and levels.

[Raedon]

MY first game I finished was INTV AD&D

A few months later I finally finished Zork I, I had been playing Zork on a TRS-80 and we had had the game sense 1979 but my spelling sucked (or should that be sucks :D) took me three years off and on to finish the game..

[Starcade]

I believe mine was The Legend of Zelda: Link to the past for the SNES, I remember the exact day I beat it, I was so damn happy, I had played that game for over a month!!

[mitmoe]

Congratulations to you and your son! I can't wait until my son is old enough to play games with.

[CrazyImpmon]

The first game I've finished was Adventure for 2600.

First co-operative game would be Legend of Zelda for NES. back then, it was huge and hard and my brother worked with me to finish the game.

Today... -_- most games I can finish by myself and usually within a week. I finished Zelda GBA and the 4 sword within 48 hours of getting it but it's still worth playing anyway.

[Britboy]

Adventure was mine too. Me and my buddy, whooping and high fiving, watching the flashing castle and hearing that weird high-pitched thumping game-ending noise

I'll have to borrow one of my friend's kids to share your experience LOL

[EnemyZero]

I think mine was pitfall for atari, if that counts....if not then Super Mario Brothers

[Dobie]

The first game I ever finished off was SMB. The first one both my dad and I finished was Super Mario World on SNES (with a LOT of help from me).

[WiseSalesman]

My dad and I finished a game called Demon Stalkers by Microforte together back on the old Tandy. I'm pretty sure that was the first game we ever beat together. Since then, we've beaten a lot of first person shooters together: Wolfenstein, Half-Life, Opposing Force, Doom, Doom 2, and Return to Castle Wolfenstein, to name just a few. This is why I hate the departure of FPS games to tournament style instead of single player corridor. I'm home from college this year, and we can't even find a decent FPS to play through together (I'm sorry, but Aliens vs. Predator 2 SUCKS....I think we've given it more than it's fair shot).

[GENESISNES]

the first game i can remember beating was Streets of Rage 2 with my friends when i was like 5. Beat it a hell of a lot.(did that sound gross)?

[Arqueologia_Digital]

I think mine was SMB or Contra. My dad is not a vg fan, but i remember he helped me with Wonder boy in Arcade when i was 5 :P

[ShinobiMan]

My first was Bugs Bunny's Birthday Blowout. I know because I remember having to get my mom tape me winning the ending. I still love that game.

[DDCecil]

The first game I ever beat was Super Mario Bros. The first game my dad and I won together was Landstalker for the Genesis. We'd take turns until we finally beat it.

[Vroomfunkel]

That's really tricky. the first game I beat . . . . it must have been something on the old BBC Master. But I can't think what - most of those games were pretty much unbeatable (unless you were a genius or a droid - or both). I mean things like Thrust, and Repton 3..

So, games I beat on the Beeb - Hostages (still got the certificate from Superior Software to prove it!!), Codename Droid, Spycat, Nevryon, Citadel. I'm going to discount Citadel and Codename Droid, because I only beat those with the aid of a walkthrough (or "solution" as it was called back then!!). Nevryon was one of the later games I bought, and I think Hostages was as well. So it must have been Spycat - which, I have to say, was a pretty groovy game! Anyone else remember that?

Vroomfunkel