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Tuesday, December 1, 2015
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The Nintendo Entertainment System revolutionized video games for an entire generation of gamers in the 1980s and early 1990s.
While the system has been out of circulation for over 15 years and it's very difficult to track down an original NES without paying a high price, old school gamers can still enjoy their favourite Nintendo games without having to pay thanks to the advent of Internet flash games, particularly the many NES applications on Facebook.
The following is a glimpse of what features the Facebook Nintendo programs offer gamers and what kinds of games they can play.
In order to play these games, users need to install Java. It can be downloaded for free here.
Strish's program has over 3,000 Nintendo games that players can enjoy. Gamers can play classic NES games such as Super Mario Bros. 3, Mike Tyson's Punch Out and Metroid.
Gamers can write reviews and give ratings on each game they play so subsequent users can decide what to play based on which games are the most popular. Players can also tell which games are popular by looking at how many times a particular game has been played. This option appears just above the rankings option.
There is also a section that lists the last 20 games people have played so they don't have to scroll down each time to find a particular game they enjoy playing.
If games don't work because of a broken link, there is an option players can click on to report it.
These features require that the game be downloaded and it will cost one credit to do so. One credit can be purchased for 49 cents.
However, gamers don't need to buy credits if they just want to play the games for fun and don't want any of the extra features.
People can post their video game inspired artwork, start discussion threads and post general wall posts about NES related topics.
To play Lance Strish's NES Games application on Facebook, click here.
While the system has been out of circulation for over 15 years and it's very difficult to track down an original NES without paying a high price, old school gamers can still enjoy their favourite Nintendo games without having to pay thanks to the advent of Internet flash games, particularly the many NES applications on Facebook.
The following is a glimpse of what features the Facebook Nintendo programs offer gamers and what kinds of games they can play.
Facebook NES Games by Lance Strish
There are several NES applications on Facebook, but the most popular one was created by Facebook user Lance Strish. His NES Games application has over 22,000 monthly users.In order to play these games, users need to install Java. It can be downloaded for free here.
Strish's program has over 3,000 Nintendo games that players can enjoy. Gamers can play classic NES games such as Super Mario Bros. 3, Mike Tyson's Punch Out and Metroid.
Gamers can write reviews and give ratings on each game they play so subsequent users can decide what to play based on which games are the most popular. Players can also tell which games are popular by looking at how many times a particular game has been played. This option appears just above the rankings option.
There is also a section that lists the last 20 games people have played so they don't have to scroll down each time to find a particular game they enjoy playing.
If games don't work because of a broken link, there is an option players can click on to report it.
Strish's NES Games Features
Lance Strish's application also has many features gamers can use to enhance their gaming experience. These features include an option to save game progress, use game genie codes, play in full screen mode and play with a friend.These features require that the game be downloaded and it will cost one credit to do so. One credit can be purchased for 49 cents.
However, gamers don't need to buy credits if they just want to play the games for fun and don't want any of the extra features.
NES Games Message Board
Like almost all aspects of Facebook, Strish's NES application also has a message group people can use to communicate with each other.People can post their video game inspired artwork, start discussion threads and post general wall posts about NES related topics.
To play Lance Strish's NES Games application on Facebook, click here.
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