Flash games are the most simplest on the computer. Most flash games I know only include the arrow keys and the space bar. Two examples are Super Mario Flash and Super Mario Flash Two. You may discover these flash games on Pouetpu-Games.com. This website includes those two flash games. On the Super Mario Flash games, you may be able to create your own courses with the suggested selections of tiles, objects and items, enemies, background soundtracks, and a plentiful of more. I haven't played Super Mario Flash and Super Mario Flash Two more some time, now. I constantly played these two flash games online. These two games include a one player mode, too! It is more simple to use than the level editor. Some of the levels may be difficult. There are a plentiful of cheats, glitches, and hacks on these two flash games. When I had mentioned the word, 'hack,' earlier, I had defined glitches and cheats. One cheat for Super Mario Flash is hold the C and H keys on the keyboard and click the selection, options. You will see two suggestions that say, "Unlock all levels" and "Unlock fifty lives." You may choose both. I seriously don't recall remembering any Super Mario Flash Two cheats, glitches, and hacks, either. If you decide to give these two flash games a go, please enjoy. Good luck and have fun!

Back in elementary school I would play them all of the time. Since I discovered console games, I haven't played one since. Have you played Abobo's Big Adventure? It's a new NES tribute game. I'd recommend you check it out. Game Informer did an article about it recently.

taterii : Thank you for the information. Anyways, I will create sureness to check out this content. By the way, what is Game Informer?

ProGamer135 : Yeah no problem. You should definitely check the game out, it's pretty cool. Especially if you like NES games. And Game Informer is a gaming magazine that I get monthly. It's all about video games, and features reviews and previews and interviews with game designers and stuff. It's pretty cool.