Do you mean Donkey Kong Country or is there an actual port of Donkey Kong i don't know about on the SNES?

Buck Rogers (Cartridge) (commodore 64)

I have a chess set. Not sure how old but it's quite old :D

Sorry, Donkey Kong Country. In Japan, its called Super Donkey Kong but the super is small so I tend to remember it has Donkey Kong.

Actually my first 2 console games are that and Mickey and Minnie’s Magical Quest 2 iirc. Honestly both great games lol. Magical quest is a great 2 player game.

Depends on the definition of "non-digital".


If you mean something that isn't at all technology related, then I guess it's a Monopoly set that comes from the 1950's I think.

If you mean something not related to computers or consoles, then I guess it's a Nintendo Game & Watch set.

If you mean computer games which are not downloads, then I guess it's some Commodore 64 game, either Finnish game Raharuhtinas or Summer Games by Epyx, both in mint condition that could be on any store shelf back in the 80's.

If you mean PC games, then it's a bit challenging to be sure. I guess it could be some old Star Trek adventure game, you know one of those forgotten games that nobody remembers anymore.

I suppose those cover it, unless I am forgetting something obvious from my game collection right now.

Nothing older than original post in thread.

I didn't know it was called Super Donkey Kong in Japan. I actually like that name better, regardless of the "Super" prefix being very cliche and totally overused.

Doom is the oldest boxed PC game I own, from what I can tell, on having a brief look. But I'm sure that I have some of my old boxed Amiga (and possibly a few Spectrum) games around here, somewhere...

Total Annihilation Gold Edition: designed for Mac OS 9. You might have guessed this from my avatar, but there it is.

Hi,
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Still owned: RoboCop for Commodore 64.

First ever? A bunch of cartridges for this thing.

Probably Castle Wolfenstein on IBM? I think

Surely a cartridge for the Atari 2600, but which one? Possibly Video Pinball, but my memories are foggy (did it belong to a friend?)
Either that one or a game from 1982, Defender or the sorry Pac-Man.