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There are many different plugins used to play online games. Some of these are the Java virtual machine, Shockwave, Flash and others. Some are implemented via a technology called JavaScript. There are specialised tools used to create games employing these technologies. Games that require plugins are usually based on the client-side; that is, much of the processing is done by the player's computer instead of the server hosting the game.

nternet games are games that are played online via the Internet. They are distinct from video and computer games in that they are normally platform independent, relying solely on client-side technologies (normally called 'plugins'). Normally all that is required to play Internet games are a web browser and the appropriate plugin (normally available for free via the plugin maker's website). A game played in a browser is often called a browser-based game.

However, there are also server-side games which do not require plugins and process the data on the game server instead of the player's computer. These games are typically not as pulchritudinous as client-side based games, but make up for that in advanced functionality, particularly because it is easier to implement multiplayer capabilities. BattleMaster is an example server-side game.

  • Totally Quackers
    Shoot cartoon ducks for points and a place on the leader board. Requires the Flash 5 player.
  • Dont Shoot Milly
    Shoot everyone you can except for Milly Jackson in this online shoot `em up game in Flash.
  • The Helicopter Game
    Fly a helicopter and avoid hitting obstacles in this side scrolling Flash game. Includes high score list.
  • GoneBallistic
    Re-creation of the original game.
  • Battlezone In 32 Hrs
    Coded by Bill Witts who wrote the original Atari-approved Quicksilva BattleZone game for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum back in 1983-84.