Pegasus Online is a page dedicated to classic games and the NES console, offering old online games such as Super Mario Bros., Battle City, Dr. Mario, Contra, Bomberman and Super Mario All-Stars. A menu lists games by popularity and links to Flash, Gameboy, PS1 and N64 titles.
NeoGeoFun is a website for playing retro SNK Neo Geo games online in a web browser using flash technology with no download required. It lists titles such as Andro Dunos and Art of Fighting, and its help page describes keyboard controls, fullscreen, sound muting, pause, and save and load options.
NoPayStation v3 is a source for PSV, PSX, PSP, PS3, PS2 and PSM links, offering no ads and no waiting. It lists TSV files for games, DLCs, themes, updates, demos and avatars across those PlayStation platforms, with pending TSV files also listed. It provides NPS clients for PC, macOS, PS Vita, PSP, Linux and PS3, plus links to Discord and a Twitter bot.
RetroGames.cc is a site for playing retro games from NES, SNES, Game Boy, GBA, SEGA Genesis and classic arcade systems in a browser. It lists platform sections including N64, Master System, Game Gear, Sega CD and Atari Jaguar, and shows popular and newly added games.
PlayEmulator.Online is a browser-based site offering HTML5, NES, SNES and GBA games playable without downloads. It lists over 1202 games across eight or more categories, including Capcom, N64 and Nintendo DS titles, with popular titles such as Pokemon FireRed Version.
Mega Drive Emulator is a site for playing SEGA Mega Drive and Sega Genesis games in a browser without installing anything. It lists titles such as Sonic the Hedgehog, Altered Beast, Streets of Rage and Castlevania, organized by categories including fighting, arcade, puzzle, platform, adventure, shooter, driving, sports and RPG, with a search function and featured, newest and most popular sections.
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NeoGeoFun is a website for playing retro SNK Neo Geo games online in a web browser using flash technology with no download required. It lists titles such as Andro Dunos and Art of Fighting, and its help page describes keyboard controls, fullscreen, sound muting, pause, and save and load options.
NoPayStation v3 is a source for PSV, PSX, PSP, PS3, PS2 and PSM links, offering no ads and no waiting. It lists TSV files for games, DLCs, themes, updates, demos and avatars across those PlayStation platforms, with pending TSV files also listed. It provides NPS clients for PC, macOS, PS Vita, PSP, Linux and PS3, plus links to Discord and a Twitter bot.
RetroGames.cc is a site for playing retro games from NES, SNES, Game Boy, GBA, SEGA Genesis and classic arcade systems in a browser. It lists platform sections including N64, Master System, Game Gear, Sega CD and Atari Jaguar, and shows popular and newly added games.
PlayEmulator.Online is a browser-based site offering HTML5, NES, SNES and GBA games playable without downloads. It lists over 1202 games across eight or more categories, including Capcom, N64 and Nintendo DS titles, with popular titles such as Pokemon FireRed Version.
Mega Drive Emulator is a site for playing SEGA Mega Drive and Sega Genesis games in a browser without installing anything. It lists titles such as Sonic the Hedgehog, Altered Beast, Streets of Rage and Castlevania, organized by categories including fighting, arcade, puzzle, platform, adventure, shooter, driving, sports and RPG, with a search function and featured, newest and most popular sections.
Let's Play Sega lets visitors play Sega Genesis and Mega Drive classic games online in a browser. The site lists titles such as Sonic, Star Control, Snake Rattle 'n' Roll and MUSHA, and mentions Sega Retro Classics and new hacked ROMs. A help page states that games cannot interface directly with USB controllers and suggests third-party helper software.
