Nintendo decided that it needed to jump on the home video game market. After Donkey Kong’s arcade release in 1981 changed video game history. Donkey Kong was Nintendo’s first “killer app”įor the small percentage of you that need a reminder, Donkey Kong was one of Nintendo’s first “killer apps” in the arcades and would go on to elevate the company to where it is today.Yet, In doing research for this article I found out that there was more than one version released for the Commodore 64. Since we are celebrating Donkey Kong’s 40th anniversary here on the site I felt I needed to write about one of the games that sparked my love for video games in general. Donkey Kong was how I got introduced to the world of Nintendo and from then on I would never be the same. But the one game I remember playing the most is Donkey Kong. Some of those games like Pac-man, Avoid the Noid, and Zaxxon is how I got introduced to video gaming in general. Thanks to the popularity of the computer, developers saw it as an opportunity to make home versions of classic arcade games as well as a few original games. For those that don’t know, The Commodore 64 wasn’t the first home computer but it was one of the more popular ones after its release in 1982. For me though my first memory of playing video games was my father’s Commodore 64. for the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System), any one of many classic arcade games, or even any random Atari 2600 game. If you were to ask most adults who grew up in the late 80s and early 90s what video game do you remember playing first? Most of them would say either Super Mario Bros.
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