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What Was Your First 100% Completed Game?

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  • waynejr2waynejr2 Member EpicPosts: 7,771
    I will guess candyland
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  • stayontargetstayontarget Member RarePosts: 6,519
    I think my first completed game was Ultima Underworld on an intel 386mhz PC.

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  • PhaserlightPhaserlight Member EpicPosts: 3,075
    edited December 2016
    We're talking video games, right?  Otherwise it's probably checkers, "go fish", or mini-golf, although I'd like to say Chess to sound cool.

    As far as video games are concerned, this list is going to be biased toward games that are "complete-able".  I played "Golf" (1984) extensively with my dad, not the version most people think of, but a port to this strange console he tells me is an Atari.  It was in Japan, and it had a full QWERTY keyboard along with a place to insert a cartridge.  Otherwise, the game play is more or less identical although the graphics were different (I remember to this day).  It's on my list to dig up exactly what console and game version that was, although from gameplay I've seen on YouTube I'm 99% certain it was the 1984 game "Golf", with different graphics.

    I also played "The Ancient Art of War" extensively on Macintosh (1987), along with several other titles that were more or less "un-completable" like Falcon (1987), Crystal Quest (1989), and Sim Earth (1990).

    The first game I can say I completed with certainty is LucasArts' Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: the Graphic Adventure (1990):



    I'm pretty sure I played this before seeing the movie, but I loved the concept so much I went back and replayed it several times to get the different endings, et cetera.  I was 9, and had purchased the game from a magazine using my accumulated allowance money.  I believe it was $30.  It was really neat because it came with a bunch of extras like a physical "Grail Diary" with tie-ins to the game, weathered and adorned with faux-coffee mug stains.

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  • ConstantineMerusConstantineMerus Member EpicPosts: 3,338
    Mission Impossible. But the one had the most impact on me was The Last Ninja.
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  • VolgoreVolgore Member EpicPosts: 3,872
    Hmm...that must have been something on the Atari 2600 back then.
    I had another tv-gaming console before that, but it had no games that one could complete or finish in that sense.

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  • dllddlld Member UncommonPosts: 615
    Probably a sonic game on the megadrive console which was my first gaming platform.
  • FusionFusion Member UncommonPosts: 1,398
    The last ninja on C64


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    007: Golden Eye for N64
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    Duke Nukem
     
  • zerocountzerocount Member UncommonPosts: 200
     First I think was Super Mario Land on original Game boy back in 1989
  • VorpalChicken28VorpalChicken28 Member UncommonPosts: 348
    Treasure Island on the Commodore +4
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  • MendelMendel Member LegendaryPosts: 5,609
    I don't know for certain, but it was probably Empire.  And probably only because I never had the computer access time to finish Adventure on a PDP-11.

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  • immodiumimmodium Member RarePosts: 2,610

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  • WizardryWizardry Member LegendaryPosts: 19,332
    That was a long time ago hard to say.
    I think it was Wizardry,that would be 36  years ago.

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  • IceAgeIceAge Member EpicPosts: 3,200
    Hm! I think it was Robocop, played on a HC 2000 Romanian computer back in 1993 I guess!

    The computer used a Z80 microprocessor and was actually cloned by communist in my country before 1989.

    Good times however ! I was SO SO SO impressed while playing on a HC 2000 ! :) Couldn't believe my eyes, as before '89 , in communism , many (basic) stuffs was VERY hard to find! 

    Here is the video of the computer


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  • rodingorodingo Member RarePosts: 2,870
    edited December 2016
    I guess for me it would be Megamania for Atari 2600 back in the early 80's.  Of course console games back then you didn't actually complete them.  You "flipped" them which meant you got such a high score, like 999,999,999 that the score would just reset.   At the point you just patted yourself on the back and either turned it off and when outside to play or just kept going and try to flip it again.

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  • Octagon7711Octagon7711 Member LegendaryPosts: 9,004
    First game completed, other than Pong,  was a Commodore Amiga  game, called Budokan, it was a martial arts game in which you as a martial arts masters was invited to compete in a major tournament.  You fought a variety of opponents who used different fighting styles.  The last two opponents were the hardest.  Next to last was a Ninja, and the last was actually a mirror image of yourself, as the key to victory is self mastery.  It took awhile but it was a great game ending with you doing a kata on a mountain top and your character doing an entire Tai-Chi form during the credits.  Fun Stuff.   Another great one of the first games I finished was 'Out of This World'.  

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  • Octagon7711Octagon7711 Member LegendaryPosts: 9,004
    blueturtle13 said:
    Are you a completionist?
    What is the first game you ever completed 100%

    Mine was Ultima IV


    I almost completed Ultima III but there were a couple of things I never got back to.

    What about you guys?

     
    This game I found a very overpowered weapon, raided the king's castle a lot, and ended up rich and powerful.  The last thing I remember was someone telling me I would never be an avatar.  So you could call it a dark side victory.

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  • RidelynnRidelynn Member EpicPosts: 7,383
    Test Drive by Accolade, on the C64

    Dragon Warrior (the free cart that came with the Nintendo Power sub) was a close second.
  • GrunimGrunim Member UncommonPosts: 172
    I have never completed a game fully.  There is always some activity of some sort I don't feel is worth the effort.   I suppose I've had a high score on a pinball machine in the past, but I don't think that counts for what the OP is asking.
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  • ScorchienScorchien Member LegendaryPosts: 8,914
    edited December 2016
    Mine was Akalabeth , i remebering getting it still , came in a sandwich bag with instructions hand typed on an index card .. Was fuggin awesome :)

      Consoles were around when i was a kid in the 70s , but didnt grab me , I remember kid a couple doors down from got Atari and was raving , askin me to play pong ... I looked at for 5 minutes and said" Lets go fishing , this sucks"  :)
  • AndraxxAndraxx Member UncommonPosts: 256
    The Bard's Tale (1985)
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