Concupiscible Gaming: New Poll Part 3

Here is the final candidate for the best simple classic game that is still popular today and can be found/downloaded on current devices (consoles, mobile phones, etc.). The other two candidates' information can be found below. The new poll is up so happy voting!

Snake

Snake was developed by UPL and published by Sega-Gremlin in 1976. Due to the game's simple design, other developers created their own version of the game and released it under different names such as Worm, Surround, and Chase. Snake's popularity didn't surface until 1998 when Nokia included the game on their phones. Snake has saved my life many times in airports, at doctor appointments, or anywhere else that involved waiting. The gameplay is simple enough for anyone to pick up and enjoy. There are many free versions on this game online (just Google 'snake' and viola!).

Variants by platform

Nokia Snake 1 - The original first snake game recreated again by the original creator for nokia s60

Worm and Hustle computer games, published by CLOAD, 1978 and 1979

CGA-Snake - Late-Eighties version of Snake using Color Graphics Adapter technology

GL Snake - Very realistic three dimensional variant of snake (openGL | Glut)

Hustle - arcade game, TI-99/4A

HYPER-WURM - TRS-80

Light Cycle - Tron (fictional game) and its arcade implementation Tron

Need for Snake - Simple online Snake in JavaScript

Ophidia - Advanced JavaScript snake game with enemies, obstacles, and shooting

Nibbler - arcade version

Nibbles - MS-DOS (QBasic) some versions of suse linux

Snake - A snake game coded in Visual Basic 6 (with source code)

Plasmaworm - Microsoft Windows

Rattler Race - Microsoft Windows

Serpent 3D - First Person 'Eater' (openGL | Glut)

Several ZX Spectrum games, of which Laser Snaker is one example

Snafu - Mattel Intellivision

Snake - as a TIFF homebrew game on the Sony PlayStation Portable

Snake - BBC Micro

Snake - MSX

Snake - Texas Instruments TI-83 and TI-84 graphing calculators

Snakeball - PlayStation 3

Snakers - browser game (4 players on Wii)

Snake II - Texas Instruments TI-89, TI-89 Titanium, TI-89 Silver Edition, TI-92 Plus, Voyage 200 graphing calculators

SnakeTIX - Apple Macintosh (classic Mac OS)

Snake Race (ksnake) - Linux distributions

SpaceBall - LG brand mobile phones

Snaky - VMU (MFE - Dreamfiles)

Snaky 360 - An addictive Web game with original variants like Pac-Snake or Snake-Invaders, freely moving at 360 ° and offering over 5 hours of intense play

Sneech - Original Commodore Amiga game by Paul Burkey, 1995. Now for iPhone, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows

Tape Worm - Atari 2600

Uncle Worm for the TI-83+/84+. Unlike Snake, where you can travel in four directions only, Uncle Worm can travel in no less than thirty-two directions.

Worm - Nintendo DS Linux

Worm of Bemer - Atari 8-bit, VIC-20, Commodore 64, TI-99/4A, and IBM PC/PCjr

Worms - Commodore VIC-20

Snake on the Wii Homebrew

Snake Classic rated # 1 snake game on the iPhone/iPod Touch

TiltSnake on the iPhone and iPod Touch. Uses the accelerometer

Snakeworlds (3D snake game) for Microsoft Windows

Schnarr Snake a game developed by Schnarr Team

Snake game a mouse controlled flash version

Snake360 - version for Xbox 360 with many added features

AxySnake - 3D version for Microsoft Windows by AxySoft

Snake - another flash version by Paul Neave.