I actually don't remember the first game I've ever played. I just have a vivid memory of my brother playing Mortal Kombat on the Sega Genesis and I used to watch him play that as well as Sonic The Hedgehog 1 and 2. I didn't get my own console until I was about 8 or 9, and I got an N64. The first game I've ever owned was Bomberman Hero.

I got into gaming by just watching my brother play. During that time, I was into sports, so I wouldn't play often. I'd go out and roller skate or ride my scooter. Or play with dolls. Buuut videogames soon took over my life, haha.

It depends which fighting game it is. In Super Smash Bros., of all time I would say Meta Knight and Pit. Any character that glides around the godforsaken stage is cheap to me.

In Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom, it's Kaijin no Soki and Ryu. Kaijin could be nearly impossible to hit if the person who plays him knows how to time his hits right. Ryu's just as cheap. Both of them have this skill that backs the character up and they could do their specials as well as combos, repeating the process.

Mortal Kombat is definitely Shao Kahn. Ughhh, he frustrates me.

Honestly, I liked The Minish Cap a lot more more than A Link To The Past. ALTTP wasn't bad though. The story was pretty cliche, but I loved the difficulty the most. The world felt endless at some points and I just enjoyed the overall exploration. I'm going to just say that OoT is just as bland with the storyline, if not worse. (Majora's Mask is better, to me.) But A Link to the Past is still one of the GOOD Zeldas out there.

Hey, at least it's not constant like the Mario games. Zelda is basically the second most popular Nintendo IP as well and I'm pretty sure that ALTTP 2 was planned around Zelda's 25th Anniversary.