#Your kickstarter sucks how to

#Your kickstarter sucks how to

IвЂ™m thinking it was probably either a demo of tetis 2 (my younger brother taught me how to play about 12 years ago and it has become an addictionвЂ¦) or SpyroвЂ¦. Honestly, the first game that i completed was probably on the play station. And ever since IвЂ™ve been sort of OCD about completing games. I did every thing there was to do in that game (multiple times actually, since the cartridge kept deleting itself). And I donвЂ™t just mean I got to the end and beat Bowser.

The first game I ever beat was Super Mario World on the SNES. Prior to that I donвЂ™t think I actually realised that games had an end.Д¬omment by Stephen Fitterman - Ap 9:06 pm It wasnвЂ™t only the first game I beat, it was also my first N64 game and the very first game I got 100% complete! All 120 Stars! Hellz yeah.ДЇirst game that I ever remember beating was Winter Camp on the C64. I also remember that endless staircase and final Bowser boss was pretty awesome. It may not actually be the first one I beat, but itвЂ™s the first one I remember beating. The first game I remember beating, like actually beating, was Super Mario 64. It was also coincidentally the first time I stayed up until 4 in the morning. I had to Google for the name, but it was called Fort Apocalypse and you had to fly a helicopter through some crazy side screen caves and rescue people and kill bad guys. So I guess technically I beat Super Mario Bros.ДЄrgh! Felicia Day and Vanessa Ragland in the same photo! Redhead cutie overload! My aunt would jump past Bowser for me, pause the game and hand over the controller. She and I would play it, so we beat it a lot.

She beat it while he was gone while she was baby sitting me. My aunt and uncle used to play it all the time before he was shipped off to the front lines of whatever conflict we had. The first game I ever passed was Super Mario Bros. Or to put it in Vanessa terms, it was like meeting the Olsen Twins. Getting the grail back to the castle was a triumph on the level of getting the ring to Mt. It was our Skyrim, but with more ducky looking dragons. Oh, sure there were only 3 dragons and a sword that would sometimes spawn in a place beyond those 3 dragons making it incredibly hard to actually be able to kill them and that accursed item stealing bat.Д«ut back in the day, that was the height of entertainment technology. The first video game I ever beat? Adventure for the 2600. Oh, and thereвЂ™s an online MASH thing, although it sucks in some browsers: You play a pretty rough version, Cole! We had more like 4 good, 1 bad of each category. To this day thatвЂ™s probably the only video game (not counting computer ones) IвЂ™ve beaten. When we got good grades we used to be allowed to rent Sega, and always got Altered Beast. Like Cole, KingвЂ™s Quest was the first game I ever вЂњpassedвЂќ, although it was Kings Quest 2, not the original. It probably failed because Sam was the protagonist, and all you did was play piano. It was a failed attempt at making a game based in the Casablanca-verse (not considered cannon, obviously). The first game I ever passed was probably вЂњPlay it, SamвЂќ on the Dreamcast 64. So frustrating.ДЄlso, Felicia Day is the best! Dr. The levels with water and the frog suit are near impossible. The later worlds were so damn hard! I still play it sometimes and cannot get even close to beating it anymore. I only beat it with the help of some friends. The first game I remember beating was Super Mario 3 for the Super Nintendo. Ironically, its spiritual successor, Perfect Dark, had the hardest final mission of any game IвЂ™ve played. It was called The Cradle which was fitting because it was so easy compared to the missions before that they were almost babying the player.

I actually remember the final level embarrassingly well. The first video game I passed was Goldeneye on the N64. I always wanted to play Leisure Suit Larry when I was little. That was probably the first game I ever beat too. Give me a 7up and I can whoop your ass.ДЄH! I loved Reader Rabbit.

I was the queen of attacking my enemies with soda bubbles. The first game I passed? Cool Spot on Sega Genesis. Love the podcast, and this one is especially awesome. Dr Horrible is my favorite product of the writerвЂ™s strike. On a related note, Geek and Sundry is amazing. I have looked everywhere to see if I can get a copy because like so many games from my childhood, I would love to play it again. Or maybe itвЂ™s because I was in elementary school. It was a point and click puzzle game and it was (pardon my French) REALLY FUCKING HARD. The first game I ever remember beating (and being REALLY proud of) was the Island of Dr.