For several long years now, we have been able to enjoy playing games on mobile phones.oneAlthough playing on mobile phones isoneWhile it can't compete with console or PC gaming, there are already some great-looking games on smartphones today. But today we're going to take a look back in history, when games were a bit simpler but no less addictive (although not as far back in history as Snake). Which one is your favorite?
Doodle Jump
The principle of this game was very simple. Jump as high as possible, while various obstacles awaited you over time. For me, this game was better played on push-button phones.onech, when the controls were somewhat more precise. The character could also be controlled by tilting the smart stick, which was very inconvenient.
FlappBird
A very original game where the goal was to avoid obstacles. Perhaps a primitive game, but it has gained immense popularity. But the original game was taken down after a while. So now you only download some kind of copies.
Playman Summer Games
An excellent and extremely addictive game that was best played as multiplayer with a bunch of friends.
Angry Birds
It's probably not worth introducing this title at all. Immense entertainment, which, in addition to several episodes, was also made into a film.
Asphalt 3: Street Rules
Sure, you still come across Asphalt today. Years ago, the game was much simpler, but also a lot of fun.
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Pou
Tamagotchi in modern form. Although today the game is mainly aimed at children, at one time almost everyone played it.
Age of Empires 2
In 2005, the legendary piece also arrived on mobile phones. The game was fun, but required a fair amount of patience.
Tower bloxx
At first glance, a simple but again very addictive game where your goal was to build the highest tower.
Tetris
A title that cannot be omittedchat. A simple game that has been around for decades. We have seen countless variant. Moreover, it is the first game to arrive on mobile. In the case of Tetris, it was in 1994.
There were more of those Playmans. Then there were Yetisports