Combining 5 simple games with great entertainment

If you are looking for simple and entertaining old titles then the names are worth a try

Since its first launch in 1983, computer mice have become one of the most indispensable devices for every PC user in general, and gamers in particular. But do you know that even video best actions game are supported by computer mice?

In 1992, the launch of the computer mouse video game was released by Nintendo. With the game Mario Paint, a game of creativity with users, Nintendo has been extremely successful in this combination. That's the premise, and then some other gaming companies, such as SEGA and NEC, quickly put their PCs into their gaming devices.

Although it is not so popular and little known today, especially since Play Station 2, we have always had a USB port to easily integrate external devices. But in the past, there were video game titles that only needed to be played with very famous mouse clicks. Let's try to find out what the game is. 

3D Lemmings (Playstation 1997)

Lemmings is one of the best strategy action games for pc, as well as many other platforms. With this title, you play the lead role of a cute mole rat to reach the safe escape point. In this journey, countless traps and dangers lurk around you, and the task is simply to overcome them.

With 3D Lemmings, you simply have to add a third dimension. And players can easily experience it on the Play Station with the mouse support of Sony.

Eye of the Beholder (Sega CD, 1994)

Eye of the Beholder is considered one of the first role-playing games in the world, and it was quickly revived by Sega on the Sega CD in 1994. One of the most convenient players for this title is a Sega Mega Mouse accessory. Sega with mouse clicks, you can experience the Eye of the Beholder smoothly.

In the game, with the first view, the player can control 4 characters, and fight the enemy with simple mouse clicks. Maximum in this gae, you can control 6 characters.

SimCity 64 (Nintendo 64DD, 2000)

In 2000, Nintendo released the 64DD version of the Nintendo DS in Japan, adding a magnet optical drive to the old system. This is also the premise for some games need to support offline computer mouse as Mario Artist is released.

However, to discuss the most interesting game, it must be Sim City 64, a 3D version of the classic Sim City game on the computer. With the development of Nintendo, Sim City 64 has even more features than the classic. More memorable when this version is only in Japan, not in the United States.

Quake III: Arena (Dreamcast, 2000)

Other FPS titles like Doom and Wolfenstein 3D often come with accessories that support Super NES mice. However, they can also work well with simple gamepads.

And at the time of Quake III, Dreamcast supports both the mouse and the keyboard for gamers to experience the real and the most impressive. Since then, this game has become one of the best FPS games of the video game.

King Arthur's World (Super NES, 1993)

When thinking of Super NES rats, most players will immediately associate Mario Paint - the game's famous game. This is quite understandable, as the first Super NES mouse was born with the purpose of serving this game.

3D Lemmings and five game titles in the past that you can "shuffle" with simple mouse clicks

However, if the title of the game uses the mouse Super NES that left the most marks in the hearts of gamers, then it must be King Arthur's World - the game launched in 1993, and so far has. The 25-year life is still pretty much remembered.