Heli attack 3

These is one of my favourites action flash games

Heli Attack 3

Street Fighter vs Mortal Kombat Flash

A funny flash animation with Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter content

Iron Man Flight Test

Browser game with Iron man

Space Invaders flash

Space Invaders​ (スペースインベーダー^?) is an arcade video game designed by Tomohiro Nishikado, and released in 1978. It was originally manufactured and sold by Taito in Japan, and was later licensed for production in the United States by the Midway division of Bally. Space Invaders is one of the earliest shooting games and features two-dimensional graphics. The aim is to defeat waves of aliens with a laser cannon and earn as many points as possible. In designing the game, Nishikado drew inspiration from popular media: Breakout, The War of the Worlds, and Star Wars. To complete it, he had to design custom hardware and development tools.
Though simple by today's standards, it was one of the forerunners of modern video gaming and helped expand the video game industry from a novelty to a global industry. When first released, Space Invaders was very successful and popular. Following its release, the game caused a temporary shortage of 100-yen coins in Japan, and by 2007 had earned Taito US$500 million in revenue. Guinness World Records ranks it the top arcade game.
The game has been the inspiration for other video games, re-released on numerous platforms, and led to several sequels. The 1980 Atari 2600 version quadrupled the system's sales and became the first "killer app" for video game consoles. Space Invaders has been referenced and parodied in multiple television shows, and been a part of several video game and cultural exhibitions. The pixelated enemy alien has become a media icon representing video games as a whole.

source wikipedia

Street Fighter 2 flash game

This is a remake of Street Fighter 2' for the Flash platform

Play Street Fighter 2 At FOG.com

Bethesda releashes the Elder Scrolls for Free

Bethesda is the company that made one of the most popular RPG series the Elder Scrolls. Now you can download for free the first two of these games the Arena and the legendary Daggerfall for free from the Bethesda's web site

http://www.elderscrolls.com/downloads/downloads_games.htm

Ad sponsored games

Ad sponsored games refers to computer and video games that can be applyied for free but delivers advertising. According to wikipedia in 2005 in-game advertising reached at US the $56 million and it is estimated that will grow to $1.8 billion by the end of 2010. Advertisers see ad sponsored games as a way ro reach the male 18-34 demographic, who are the main stereotype of the games. Ok these is the marketing things that i do not care so much about. The fact is throuph the above approach of the game industry we have great games for free. I have found the free versions of "Rise and Fall: Civilizations at war" and "The Suffering"
Download Rise and Fall:Civilizations at war

Download The Suffering

Ultimate Flash Sonic

Sonic the hedgehog into your browser

Three Classic Games in one Flash

oom Heretic and Hexen all in one archive. Do i have to tell something more?

Click on the image to play

The web home of super mario

www.supermariobrothers.org is a Super Mario dedicated site with many new free versions of the game There you can download Mario Games, music themes , videos and play on line Java applet compilations of Mario. I am sure that will satisfy every gamer that has played Mario at 90s but also the younger ones. I mean come on, we are talking about great versions of the game that has sold more copies that everything else here

Super Mario Bros. (NES) Screensaver The title screen for the original Super Mario Bros.

Super Mario Bros. (SNES) Screensaver The title screen for the Super Nintendo remake of Super Mario Bros.

Mario Bros. Screensaver Title screen and intro to the original Mario Bros.

Super Maro Bros. 3 (SNES) Screensaver The intro screen to Super Mario Bros. 3 on the Super Nintendo.

Tetris makes you smart; smarter than this headline, anyway

Yes it is true Tetris makes your brain grow

By Brenna Hillier - Thu Sep 3, 2009 11:02am

We're gamers, and we like games. We don't need much convincing to get at 'em on a regular basis. Nevertheless, since we have to face the wider world of detractors, it's handy to be armed with a bastion of useful facts and figures with which to defend our chosen pastime. The latest study adding ammunition to your near punch-ups in the bar is that gaming not only improves your brain's efficiency but even increases the amount of brain you have to work with.

These bold claims have been made by the Mind Research Network, a multidisciplinary, cross-institution group of academics and researches devoted to probing the secrets of the human mind. Quite why they chose to carry out this plan by plonking a bunch of adolescent girls down in front of Tetris is a question for the ages (although funding from Tetris creators might explain at least half) but their methods certainly got results.

While the full results are yet to be published, preliminary reports through Wired detailed the use of MRI scans to examine the brain before and after a three-month period of solid Tetris play. The gaggle of giggling teenage girls gathered for this purpose had improved efficiency in some areas of the brain, while other areas had actually sprouted more grey matter, as evidenced by thicker cortexes - so gaming can apparently even improve the structure of your brain!

The potential application of this knowledge is quite significant; Dr. Richard Haier, one of the researchers involved in the project, commented that the study could:

"... demonstrate that a player of Tetris does see lasting effects that generalize to other activity ..."

... which could possibly mean that a few daily bouts of block-slotting could help stave off the mental effects of aging. There's plenty of anecdotal evidence that a lively mind is an excellent preventative against non-sickness related mental decline, but now we have some shiny new facts to back it up, we can justify adding DSis to our favourite relative's Christmas gift lists.

Of course, for every piece of evidence in the pro-gaming column the other side of the debate table seems able to find a contrary study - but we can bask in the brain-growing warmth for a little while anyway.

So lets get smarter

Tetris online
Tetris arcade
Tetris-3d
Sonic Tetris

Doom the browser game

I have some very good news, there is a new version of the incredible game DOOM for you. The game has been transfered to Flash platform and is ready to dominate your browser

Browser game: ai pengo

I have found another good java applet  game game that you can play online
it is called ai pengo and it is hosted at http://www.rebas.se/creative/mywebgames.shtml

click here to play

Introduction AI Pengo is a distant relative of the 1982 arcade game Pengo, and a semi-sequel to the Amiga game Martinsoft Pengo from 1994. The game was written by Martin Rebas. How to play it You're a penguin in a maze made out of ice blocks, which you can push around. On each level, you'll be hunted by monsters that hatch from weird-looking eggs. The monsters start out very slow (a third of your speed), but become faster on later levels. To progress to the next stage, squash all the monsters by pushing ice blocks onto them. If you're not quick enough, the squashed ones will reappear! There are 36 levels. If you're one of the 99 best players, you get to write your name on the hiscore list!		Basic controls Move using the arrow keys. Push ice blocks with space. If the keys don't seem to work, try clicking the game once with the left mouse button. Other important keys On the title screen, use space to start, "h" to show hiscores, and "s" to read the story. While playing, you can pause the game with "p" and turn in-game music on or off with "m". There's an alternative "slippery-slidey" control mode, which you activate by pressing "k". Oh, and the "g" key has no function whatsoever in this game.
System requirements AI Pengo was created on a 400MHz PC, and needs a reasonably fast computer to run properly. If AI Pengo doesn't start at all, it might be because your browser doesn't support Java, or because the internet connection is bad and the game can't load the required data. About AI Pengo I wrote this game to try out some ideas for Artificial Intelligence routines. I wanted to make a game where the enemies always did the smartest thing possible; where they worked in teams to get you, and where you'd have to think to avoid them. There is just one kind of enemy, but it uses every trick in the book to get you - even psychological tactics. From an aesthetic perspective, I've tried to make the monsters look like computer game enemies did in the early/mid-eighties; they're Bubble Bobble/Mr Do! enemy clones. The song "Sounds Like A Melody" from the excellent 1984 album Forever Young is used with permission from the band Alphaville.

Play Virtual Reality Magic Cube on line

Virtual Reality Magic Cube is Rubik's Cube java applet version with 3d Graphics




http://www.npac.syr.edu/projects/java/magic/Magic.zip

Play Frozen Bubble on line

There is an applet version of the famous open source game Frozen Bouble
Press the up arrow to start the game and play



You can download it from
http://glenn.sanson.free.fr/v2/?select=fb:play