IIRC, it was some Pac-Man clone.

I remember looking at the graphics (the first level had a some british countryside theme) and thinking "wow, it's like watching a cartoon on TV :D". I was coming from the ZX Spectrum so most games would seem Amiga-like!

Hum, now that I think of it, I wonder what game that was. It had also a space theme level. If someone knows what I'm talking about, please tell me what was its name.

The very first game I remember playing was a little game that my father programmed (it was a college exercice) me. It was a little Galaga clone, but with letters instead and I had to type them instead of shooting them. I was 2 when I first played it.

Then, my first commecial game is Mickey Animated Puzzles (I still have the disks). I played a lot of educational games until I was introduced (with cheat codes) to Warcraft 2 in 1996, I believe along with Myst.

Then, I started to play on the NES and the rest is history.

Can't really remember... it was probably Digger or Frogger, but it might have been entirely something else... something much, much less graphical than those two.

I'm pretty sure the first PC game I played was King's Quest 6 at my cousin's house. It was either that, or King's Quest 5. I can't really remember. I just remember that being my first encounter with the adventure game genre and having a blast with them.

Bouncing Babies

No lie.

My first PC game was Descent. It's more fun than ever nowadays, both by comparison to modern FPS titles and by virtue of a superior joystick.