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[Lobst]

NES: Mega Man 3
Genesis: Sonic & Knuckles/Sonic The Hedgehog 3
SNES: Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
N64: Banjo-Kazooie
Playstation: Ape Escape
Saturn: NiGHTs Into Dreams/Christmas NiGHTs
Dreamcast: Jet Grind Radio
Gamecube: Pikmin 2
Playstation 2: Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence
Xbox: Project Gotham Racing 2
Xbox 360: Rock Band 2

Gameboy: Mario's Picross
Game Boy Advance: Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga
Nintendo DS: Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time
Sony PSP: WTF: Work Time Fun

PC (legacy): Leisure Suit Larry 3
PC (modern): Serious Sam: First Encounter
PC (indie): World of Goo

[Dogstar]

Atari 2600: Combat. Yep, the great granddaddy.
Intellivision: I wanna say the first I played was Utopia, but it was probably actually Space Hawk.
NES: Super Mario Bros. Whee.
Early PC: I played a couple crappy text based games I can't remember (Kingdom?), Inside Trader, and Hillsfar.
SNES: Super Mario World: Of course.
Genesis: Sonic 2. fuck year.
Sega CD: Sonic CD. Wow what a great game that was.
Sega 32X: DOOM. My uncle got me this because I was always bugging him to let me use his laptop to play Wolfenstein.
PS1: RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDGE RAAACER!
Old PC: Diablo II. We got a new computer, I slapped D2 on it, and lost several months of my life.
N64: Mario 64.
Saturn: NiGHTS Into Dreams. I still resent not having my Saturn here to play this sometimes.
Dreamcast: Sonic Adventure. I bought my Dreamcast on 9/9/99 - see comment about resent and Saturn.
PS2:I don't remember, exactly - I'm willing to go on record and say Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter, though. I don't think that's right, but I bought my PS2 used at a pawn shop, and rented my first game.
XBOX: Halo, dicking around through the first level at a EB demo kiosk.
Modern PC: I'm gonna say Half-Life 2. Again, not sure - there's been a lot.

I'm pretty sure I haven't yet really touched a PS3, a 360, or a Wii, much as I've wanted to.

[Envy]

NES - Sinistar
SNES - Super Mario World
Early PC - Hexen
Gameboy - Kid Icarus
Genesis - Sonic 2
Game Gear - That odd megaman game
Playstation - Monster Rancher
Nintendo 64 - Mario 64
Dreamcast - Powerstone 1+2
Playstation 2 - Dark Cloud
Gamecube - Smash Brothers Melee
Saturn - Nights into dreams
Later PC - TeamFortress 2
DS- Devil Survivor
Xbox- Phantom Dust
Wii - Smash Bros. Brawl.

[Detonator]

Atari 2600: Big Bird's Egg Drop, E.T. (yyyyup)
NES: Super Mario Bros, Bubble Bobble
SNES: Final Fantasy 3, Robotrek
Genesis: Sonic 2, Toejam & Earl
Game Boy: Final Fantasy Adventure, Kirby's Deam Land 2
Shitty Mac: Sim City 2000
Game Gear: Shining Force
Playstation: Suikoden, Jumping Flash, FFVII
Windows 95: Quake 2, Starcraft
PS2: Katamari Damacy, Shadow of the Colossus
Gameboy Advance: Circle of the Moon, Aria of Sorrow
Gamecube: Resident Evil 4
Windows XP: Half-Life 2, The Sims 2
DS: Dawn of Sorrow, Rocket Slime
Xbox360: Gears of War, Viva Pinata
Wii: No More Heroes, Brawl

[JDigital]

Atari 2600: Dark Chambers
Amiga 600: Populous, K240, or Ruff 'n' Tumble
PC: Duke Nukem 3D, or UFO: Enemy Unknown
Playstation: Metal Gear Solid
Game Boy Advance: Pokemon Blue
Dreamcast: Ikaruga
Nintendo DS: Ouendan

[Lady Duke]

NES: Super Mario Bros 3, Duck Hunt (seriously, I loved the gun when I was little)
Old PC: Treasure Island/Cove, DinoPark
SNES: Donkey Kong Country 2, Super Mario World
Sega: Sonic and Knuckles
Gameboy Pocket: Pokemon Red
N64: Mario Kart 64
GBA: Metroid Fusion
Playstation: FF9
Gamecube: Super Smash Brothers Melee, Animal Crossing
Playstation 2: Kingdom Hearts
Nintendo DS: Phoenix Wright, Professor Layton, Pokemon?  I fucking cannot decide, there's just too many choices
Wii: Super Smash Brothers Brawl or Super Mario Galaxy
New PC: TF2

[Bleck]

NES: Zelda 2
SNES: Donkey Kong Country 2
Gameboy Colour: Pokemon Red
N64: Star Fox 64, Mischief Makers
GBA: Metroid Fusion
Playstation: Metal Gear Solid
Gamecube: Super Smash Brothers Melee
Playstation 2: Metal Gear Solid 3
Nintendo DS: Ace Attorney series.
Wii: Super Smash Brothers Brawl
Xbox 360: Mass Effect
Old PC: Something about the Winter Olympics?
Newer PC: Rogue Squadron
Newest PC: Team Fortress 2

[Shinra]

NES - Crystalis
Genesis - Phantasy Star IV
Sega CD - Lunar: The Silver Star
SNES - Chrono Trigger
PSX - Symphony of the Night
Sega Saturn - Radiant Silvergun
Sega Dreamcast - Jet Grind Radio / Ikaruga (two way tie)
Playstation 2 - Monster Hunter
Gamecube - Metroid Prime
Nintendo WII -  Muramasa

Older PC - Gold Box Games
Old PC - Diablo, Civ II
Recent PC - Diablo II
Newest PC - Fallout III, Dead Space

[Disposable Ninja]

Okay, this thread is boring.

I've been playing vid-a-o games since, like, ever, and I even had the SEGA channel and a 32X. For the most part, though, games were games and I didn't really care what I was playing. There was this game on the SEGA Channel, it was about magical ponies that could change colors in a fairy forest, and I would play it. I think there was an evil wizard.

Then I got Final Fantasy VII on the Playstation, and I discovered the magical and self-destroying world of binge gaming. I didn't have a memory card, so I would play the first six or so hours almost every day. The furthest I ever got was the Elevator battle. To make up for that, the first memory card I got was filled completely with nothing but Final Fantasy saves scattered throughout the game.

The first time a game made me say "Whoa" out loud was when I reached the city of the Ancients where Aeris died. The last time I said "Whoa" out load was in Metroid Prime when I entered the Phendrana Drifts.

[Kayma]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vfr-PzzCVf4

[yyler]

I forgot that when I had a Genesis, or rather when my aunt had one, I mostly played Sonic 2, Rocket Knight Adventures, and Michael Jackson's Moonwalker. Those were real games. Not like today.

I never played Sonic 1 or 3, not until I was like 16.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGFjY7LBQHU

[Brentai]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vfr-PzzCVf4

Wait, was that an actual girl or was that Frocto sped up?

[Frocto]

I wouldn't say banal shit like "Oh man I'm soooo drunk!" and "These game designers must've been on crack!"

[Disposable Ninja]

No, but you do say "Thanks for watching" in a way that makes me think you're watching other people have sex.

[Lady Duke]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vfr-PzzCVf4

Holy shit, I loved this stupid game.  This is so absolutely what I thought of when I thought Sega, but I didn't know the name of it!

[Brentai]

Too bad her Chrono Cross LPs aren't as entertaining.  It's as if doing a long RPG loses its novelty really quickly!

*ninjavanish*

[King Klown]

Computer: First game ever was some Chess style Demons and Monsters game. You chose what you wanted for your army, among goblins, zombies, vampire bats, demons, ect and moved them Chess style across a grid. When encountering an enemy monster, you'd go into an real time battle using the arrow keys to move and clicking special abilities. I remember the vampire bat being able to raise up the enemy piece as a weaker version of itself. I forget the name.

Nintendo: Contra. Playing it with my brothers was one of the better memories I have of them when I was little.

Gameboy: The only game I had was a racing game where you upgraded your car via stuff you drove over in the track. Loved it.

Super Nintendo: Legend of Zelda. The first game I could continuously play at my own leisure, complete with a story and characters I liked, with a huge fantastical world that made my imagination run wild.

Computer Again: Mech Warrior. Fucking loved Madcat.

Playstation: Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. Beautiful music, graphics and gameplay that was addictive. Always liked it because my older brother would teach me how to cast spells.

Nintendo64: Starfox64. The game my two older brothers and I would actively compete in against each other, trying to wrack up the most points.

GameCube: Resident Evil series was reborn for me. I loved how the remade the first one and all the memories of it scaring the crap out of my from Playstation came rushing back.

Playstation2: Legacy of Kain series. Ensured my fanboyism of Simon Templeman

Wii: Wii sports was fantastic. It's the game I love the most still, and not just because it turned my dad into a gamer before he died.

Playstation3: I still turn it on and replay throu~~~ Wait, no. I use it for movies really.

Computer Again: World of Warcraft. The game that allowed me to spend time with my family and friends, as well as meet more interesting people and friends.