The problem, though, is that such games have become so easy to create and distribute that the Web is flooded with them. Someone looking to waste a few moments online could spend as long surfing for a catchy game as playing one.The WSJ says games range from the poor man's version of Nintendo's Excitebike, Atari's Frogger, Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog and Super Mario Sunshine.Matt Misbach, a software engineer from Utah who works for an online retail firm, was tired of sifting through the glut. His solution: Harness the votes of the army of evaluators at Digg.com and use them as a filter for a no-frills, one-stop game archive -- a best of the best.
There is another site I blogged about on the Consumer Blog that has even more classic games for free play.
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