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Relive the classic Pokemon adventure on the Game Boy Advance. Explore the Kanto region, catch all 151 original Pokemon, battle 8 Gym Leaders, and challenge the Elite Four to become the ultimate Pokemon Master. Features enhanced graphics, updated mechanics, and the Sevii Islands post-game.
GBA • RPG • 2004One of the greatest platformers ever made for the SNES. Join Mario and Luigi on a quest through Dinosaur Land to rescue Princess Toadstool from Bowser. Ride Yoshi, discover secret exits in 96 levels, and master tight controls that set the standard for 2D platforming.
SNES • Platformer • 1990Widely considered one of the greatest video games of all time. Embark on Link's epic journey through Hyrule, traveling between childhood and adulthood to defeat the evil Ganondorf. Features revolutionary Z-targeting combat, memorable dungeons, and the iconic ocarina time-travel mechanic on the N64.
N64 • Adventure • 1998The legendary SNES RPG created by the dream team of Hironobu Sakaguchi, Yuji Horii, and Akira Toriyama. Travel through time from 65 million B.C. to 2300 A.D. with a diverse cast of characters. Features 13 different endings, the innovative Active Time Battle system, and one of gaming's best soundtracks.
SNES • RPG • 1995The definitive version of Generation III Pokemon games for the GBA. Explore the Hoenn region, capture legendary Pokemon Rayquaza to stop the battle between Groudon and Kyogre, and take on the Battle Frontier post-game challenge. Features animated sprites and the fan-favorite Battle Factory.
GBA • RPG • 2004The iconic PlayStation 1 platformer that became Sony's unofficial mascot. Navigate through lush 3D levels on Wumpa Island, spinning and jumping past obstacles to defeat the evil Dr. Neo Cortex. With 32 challenging levels and memorable boss fights, this classic defined the PS1 era of platforming.
PS1 • Platformer • 1996The revolutionary N64 launch title that defined 3D gaming. Explore Princess Peach's castle and dive into 15 unique worlds to collect 120 Power Stars. With fluid analog controls, expressive animations, and creative level design, Super Mario 64 set the template for every 3D platformer that followed.
N64 • Platformer • 1996The game that created the fighting game genre and revolutionized arcades worldwide. Choose from 8 iconic world warriors including Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, and Guile. Master special moves like the Hadouken and Shoryuken, challenge your friends in intense 2-player matches, and prove who is the ultimate fighter.
SNES • Fighting • 1992Sega's answer to Mario, and one of the fastest platformers ever made for the Genesis. Speed through colorful zones at breakneck pace, collect golden rings, and defeat Dr. Robotnik's machines to free the trapped animals. Features the iconic Green Hill Zone, unforgettable music, and blazing-fast gameplay.
Genesis • Platformer • 1991Hideo Kojima's masterpiece of stealth action on the PlayStation 1. Infiltrate Shadow Moses Island as Solid Snake to neutralize a nuclear threat from rogue special forces unit FOXHOUND. Features cinematic storytelling, innovative stealth mechanics, and unforgettable boss battles that broke the fourth wall.
PS1 • Stealth Action • 1998A visual masterpiece on the SNES with pre-rendered 3D graphics that amazed the world in 1994. Join Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong on a quest to recover their stolen banana hoard from King K. Rool. Features beautifully crafted levels, animal buddies, hidden bonus rooms, and David Wise's legendary soundtrack.
SNES • Platformer • 1994The original survival horror game that terrified millions on the PS1. Explore the Spencer Mansion as either Chris Redfield or Jill Valentine, solving puzzles and fighting zombies with limited ammo. With its tense atmosphere, iconic jump scares, and branching storylines, this game birthed an entire genre.
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OldGames.Games was founded with a simple but powerful mission: to preserve the rich history of video gaming and make classic titles accessible to everyone. We believe that the games from the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s represent some of the most creative and influential works in entertainment history. Our platform allows players of all ages to experience these masterpieces directly in their web browser, completely free of charge. Whether you grew up playing these games or are discovering them for the first time, OldGames.Games bridges the gap between generations of gamers.
Our platform uses cutting-edge browser-based emulation technology to faithfully recreate the original gaming experience. When you select a game, our emulator loads it directly in your web browser window — no plugins, no downloads, no installations required. The emulator accurately replicates the original console hardware, ensuring games look and play exactly as they did on the original systems. We support save states so you can save your progress at any point, gamepad/controller support for an authentic experience, and touch controls optimized for mobile devices.
Our curated collection spans over a dozen classic gaming platforms and thousands of titles across every genre imaginable. Dive into legendary platformers like Super Mario World and Sonic the Hedgehog, embark on epic RPG adventures in Final Fantasy and Chrono Trigger, test your skills in fighting games like Street Fighter II and Mortal Kombat, or challenge yourself with puzzle games like Tetris and Dr. Mario. Each game in our library is carefully tested to ensure compatibility and the best possible playing experience.
OldGames.Games is designed to work seamlessly across all your devices. Play on your desktop computer with keyboard or gamepad controls, on your tablet with our responsive touch interface, or on your smartphone with our specially designed mobile controls. Our responsive design adapts to any screen size, and our low-latency emulation engine ensures smooth gameplay even on modest hardware. Your save data syncs across devices, so you can start a game on your PC and continue on your phone.
OldGames.Games is one of the best platforms to play retro games online for free. We offer a vast library of classic titles from consoles like SNES, NES, Nintendo 64, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 1, Sega Genesis, and many more. All games run directly in your web browser with no downloads or account required — just pick a game and start playing instantly.
Some of the most popular retro games on our platform include Super Mario World (SNES), The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64), Pokemon Emerald (GBA), Chrono Trigger (SNES), Final Fantasy VII (PS1), Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Genesis), Street Fighter II (SNES), and Crash Bandicoot (PS1). These timeless classics continue to attract millions of players worldwide.
Playing a game is simple: browse our collection by console or use the search bar to find a specific title. Click on any game card to launch the emulator. The game will load directly in your browser within seconds. You can use your keyboard (arrow keys + Z/X/A/S for buttons), connect a USB or Bluetooth gamepad, or use our on-screen touch controls on mobile devices.
Yes! OldGames.Games supports save states, which allow you to save your exact game progress at any moment and resume later. Unlike the original consoles which relied on battery saves or memory cards, save states capture the complete state of the game. You can create multiple save slots per game. Your saves are stored in your browser's local storage and in the cloud if you create an account.
Absolutely! OldGames.Games is fully responsive and works on smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers running any modern browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge). On mobile devices, we provide intuitive on-screen touch controls that emulate the original console buttons. For the best mobile experience, we recommend playing in landscape mode and using our dedicated mobile interface.
We support a wide range of classic gaming platforms: Nintendo — NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS. Sony — PlayStation 1 (PSX), PlayStation Portable (PSP). Sega — Genesis/Mega Drive, Master System, Game Gear. Others — Neo Geo, Arcade (MAME), Atari 2600. We are continuously expanding our library and adding new platforms.
Yes! Our emulator fully supports USB and Bluetooth gamepads through the browser's Gamepad API. Simply connect your controller before or during gameplay, and it will be automatically detected. We support popular controllers including Xbox controllers, PlayStation DualShock/DualSense, Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, and most generic USB gamepads. You can also customize button mappings in the emulator settings.
OldGames.Games is completely free to use. There are no hidden fees, no mandatory sign-ups, and no paywalls. All games in our library are accessible to everyone at no cost. We sustain the platform through non-intrusive advertising. If you enjoy our service, you can optionally support us through donations, but this is never required to access any features or games.
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