The mobile sensation, Flappy Bird, has not made the jump to the Nintendo Entertainment System thanks to indie developers. This version is pretty much the game that has infuriated mobile gamers (and Virtual Boy and Vectrex and Atari 2600 gamers to name a few) is now available, yet again, on a home retro console. The question is, does anyone want it?

That question has not stopped many indie developers from trying their hand at bringing out all kinds of titles over the years. The simple fact that it can be programmed is enough of a challenge for most. Now will gamers support it?

Source: Retro Game Network

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