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No Need for a Nes when you have FreeNes

July 16, 2007 in Other comments 6

You no longer need a NES, SNES or any Nintendo Console to play NES games anymore. All you need now is an application for Facebook, and you can experience countless NES games straight on your computer, without the need to buy using the Virtual Console of the Wii.

*Have 'Last played' list with your optional comment in your profile
*Lose a life? Mess up? Warp back several seconds if you need to with [Backspace] or enter Game Genie codes
*Save states under your username, and come back anytime!
*Save screenshots of your game, and have them on your profile and share them with everyone else.
*Live comments for each game (wax nostalgic, or give a review)
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    black_wing79 Jul 17, 07
    Are'nt there NES virtual consoles already downloadable from the net? i have quite a few which i use to play old Gameboy,NES and Super NES games...
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      tidus04 Jul 17, 07
      Really, oh any chance of letting me know where this is via pm if possible ^^
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    FRoGBuster Jul 17, 07
    it will be a revolution if you can play with other friends on campus. Or even with your professors!


    actually, from looking at the comments on facebook, it looks like this app doesn't really work....
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    Storm Jul 17, 07
    Yeah that's what I hear to. Difficult to work it. I'll just wait for these titles to hit the Wii and get them. Cost a few bucks but it's worth it, imo, and less of a hassle.
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    Gotenks Jul 17, 07
    I want to see how it actually works on Facebook. Probably won't be great but worth a try. But like Storm. I'll spend the few bucks to download onto my Wii.
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    Mr Sponget Jul 18, 07
    There's some sites that already do this but don't have the features this has. Using a keyboard is a pain, though. And I don't want to spend 5 dollars for an NES game on the VC.

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