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Want to know how to play music from classic Nintendo games on your computer? To do that you need to unerstand what is a .nsf? .nsf stands for a Nintendo Sound File, which are essentially music dumps from all of the sound on an NES cartridge.

However, because of how unique these file structures are, you need a player that can recognize them. To do this, you can use a plug-in for winamp, a stand alone program in Windows or try Audio Overlord for the Mac.

Winamp is available free for download at winamp.com

I’ve included the plug-in I currently use with winamp:

Festalon - Version 0.3.0
Click Here to download it

Another great way to listen to classic tunes captured in .nsf files is by trying VirtuaNSF. As a standalone program it installs easily and lets you cycle through the tracks available on the .nsf file with ease.

VitruaNSF - Version 1.0.1.5 -
Click Here to download it

For Mac users there is Audio Overlord Version 2.0b3 - Click Here to download it

After you’ve installed the program or plugin, simply drag and drop the .nsf files you’ve downloaded to your computer.

Click here to view our collection of free .nsf files.

This page contains .nsf music files from your favorite classic games that you can download and play on your computer. Before downloading these files, you should stop by our nsf page to read more about Nintendo Sound Files. If you already know about Nintendo Sound Files then proceed to our list of classic .nsf music files. The list below are just a few of my favorite .nsf files. You can download the entire collection, which includes the list below and many more, at the bottom of this page.

Classic game music from A - Z (right click and save as to download):

Click here to download akumu’s .nsf archive. This includes a huge amount of .nsf files that he’s compiled from various people and web sites. (Remember you must have a plugin for winamp or a standalone player to listen to the .nsf music files. Click here to read more details about .nsf files and players.)

Click Here to see the list.

My favorite games can be found in the list below. Many fellow NES fans will agree that some of the best games are found in the list below. And any one that truly calls themself an NES fan should at least have these games, if not more.

Which games do you think should make the list that I happened to miss? There are several other games I believe all Nintendo fans should have, but I wanted to keep the list as short as possible.