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E3 recently ended with its huge spectacular gaming frenzy, booth babes, and weird strange controllers

I am sure most of you can can find all the E3 news and announcements for yourself. Such as Portal 2, and Mafia 2 (Damn that looks so fine)..

But a great little thing happens around E3, and that is a nice influx of free indie games trying to get exposure

So check out this website, watch the video and maybe you will find your self a little indie gem

235 Free Indie Games In 10 Minutes

Excellent video, Falcore!

Some very interesting games in there, and it's made me recall how much I used to love the 2D scrolling shooters -- the ones where you fly your little airplane for hours on end whilst you pick up powerups and battle a growing armada of resistance. Games where you can keep the fire button pressed and it'll stream bullets to infinity. That's what many shooters are lacking today: realism begone, give us a chaingun with unlimited ammo like in DooM1 and let us kick alien butt like there's no tomorrow!

Sorry if I sounded a bit like the Duke there for a minute

Strangely missing are the pinball games; those used to be big in the 80s & 90s, but you don't see them anymore nowadays?

I forgot to add scroll down past the video to see all the links pertaining to each game in accordance to the video time

May I suggest if you have a SNES emulator you get the game U.N. Squadron best type of that game ever made I heard a rumor that it might have been released by a certain member of this website who is capable of reseeding it if it is dead

I would suggest Microsoft pinball arcade, its a little older and does not have that many machines. But it is one of the best pinball packages ever made. If you can find a copy somewhere

Cheerioz, Falcore -- will try to get that SNES pack and the pinball one

Sometimes the smaller games are just better at quenching a gaming thirst than the full 3D bells and whistles games

Pinball dreams and Pinball fantasies brings up memories (played the heck out of em back in the amiga days)

Yeah, seeing those pinball tables made me remember that I played them quite a lot before -- though perhaps in a MAME emulator instead - I'm not sure if that's possible?

I'm hooked on UN Squadron now But it seems a very tough game even on 'easy' Maybe the clockspeed is set too high or so