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¿Question #3612?
skelebone: What is your oldest game, by year published?

0Shea0: chess
cowboycw: 1972 RISK
the manatee: Chess.
Felimid: Battle of the Bulge (1958).
bcooperok: True Story: I had 1950 version of Clue, but then one day my wife wanted to 'make' her own boardgame with her Girl Scout troop, and now I have a 1950 version of Clue with a new theme pasted on the board titled 'Daisies Brownies Juniors Cadettes.'
Woelf: The oldest physical copy of a game that I own is a 1971 edition of Battleship, followed by a 1972 edition of Waterworks. If you mean just oldest in general, Chess.
Caerid: I dunno, most likely my copy of monopoly
magikaru: Something similar to Go I suppose
indigopotter: Mancala
pwilz: I have copies of Acquire from the 1960's. I have an old copy of Touring that may be older than that.
Rygel: Backgammon - 200
Yancy Caulfield: Operación barbarroja (1987)
sekke: sex!!!!
Harkonnen13: Uncle Jims Question Bee (1940). My mom found it in a thrift shop and sent it to me.
cgund: prolly monopoly
2amp: chess 1475, Sorry 1934. I do NOT have original editions...
martybjsg: Go
aleo09: not sure
spacerx: rook
DHEK: Maybe Cluedo. I've got an old, battered copy lying around.
scattered: was Twixt, now Rook
White Stone: If you go officially, I'd have to say Hnefatafl. But published games, Chaos Arena.
scriptorum: Senet (3000BC)
Capitaine Grappin: Chess, published in the middle ages
LordT: Chess (1475), Monopoly (1903), Clue (1946), Yahtzee (1956), Risk (1959)
diehard4life: Yahtzee 1956
Leo-T: Scrabble
MisterCranky: A dreidel, couldn't tell ya.
Blacknightjj: go
dietevil: Monopoly
Lars Vogt: I'd say Chess, and then Pachisi
Sigisgrim: Go the International Travel Game, 1961 (played once)
mooka: Dune
Dweeb: Pit
bluebehir: Never checked. It could be 'Regatta'
halgh45: My lowest BGG rated game is SPI's Time Tripper, although I really like the game and had a lot of fun with it years ago.
hellsbishop: Monopoly, but otherwise, Stocks and Bonds.
djlg: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/game/18255
Chris Page: Illuminati: Deluxe or Naval War.
bigbadsteve: not counting chess, d-day('61)
DougOrleans: Pit. Or Mancala, depending on how you define "publish".
brainrob: 1974
Fawkes: Chess.
beakermyers: Probe, '69
POvidiusNaso: Survive!
Evilnames: Baker Street, 1960s??
Jim_P: Cabby! (1938)
Tushratta: 1966
Cerebus: Acquire
kimapesan: Mancala.
BaSL: Pachisi (4), Checkers (1150), Chess (1475), Diplomacy & Stratego (1959), Trivial Pursuit (1981), A&A & Where's the Ostrich? (1984),.... How old are cards?
snoozefest: titan? civ (Avalon Hill)?
yossarians: Go
Lord_Prussian: Chess, or Acquire, I'm not sure which is first.
dakarp: Go.
ValJor: Checkers. :-)
Linnaeus: Tactic II, unless you count Chess or mass media stuff of no real interest.
jttm: Dunno
chaddyboy_2000: Bazaar?
Spielfreak: Although I have several games that have been around in some form for quite some time, I mostly have recent versions of these games. My Sleuth gamette is problably the oldest version, dating from the late 1960's.
heli: Monopoly probably
CDRodeffer: Well, if you discount Go and other classics like it, my oldest "modern" game is probably Rook (cards) or Camelot (boards).
CortexBomb: Without checking i would venture to guess Demono which was published in the early 80's, this is, of course, excepting Go
skelebone: I think I have some 3M titles from 1962.