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Are you looking for some fun and nostalgic gaming experiences to share with your mates? Look no further than these best multiplayer retro games that are sure to bring back memories and create new ones.

The first Super Mario Bros. (1985)

While not exclusively a multiplayer game, the two-player mode in Super Mario Bros is a favorite that lets you and a friend team up to navigate through the Mushroom Land. You can team up to overcome hurdles and take down enemies, or even have a friendly competition to see who can collect the most coins.

Coming second Golden Axe (1989)

Golden Axe is a side-scrolling beat-em-up game that pits you against hordes of enemies in a bid to rescue your girl from the clutches of wicked wizards. The game's local co-op mode lets you and up to three friends play together, bashing and slashing your way through mobs of beasts.

Next up Contra (1987)

Another favorite run-and-gun game, Contra features a side-scrolling landscape where you fight against waves of alien creatures. The game's two-player mode lets you and a friend team up to take down hordes of enemies, and even lets you carry over lives between lives, which can be a lifesaver.

Next on the list Battletoads (1991)

Battletoads is a side-scrolling beat-em-up game that's known for its challenging levels and tough enemies. The game's co-op mode lets you and two friends play together, fighting against massive waves of enemies in a battle to save your buddies from the clutches of the evil sorcerer.

Last but not least Dig Dug (1982)

Finally we have Dig Dug, a classic arcade game where you control a digger who's tasked with digging tunnels, defeating enemies and collecting as many objects as possible. The game's co-op mode lets you and a friend take on the hazards of underground tunnels, working together to overcome hurdles and defeat your hazards.

These five games are just a couple of the many multiplayer retro games that are still playable today. They're a great way to share in some nostalgia and have some fun with your family, and they're sure to provide days of entertainment.