damn im rly boutta answer a 2 yr old post lolol
yeah flash games were the shit back in the gud old days
favs included Armed With Wings, the Sonny games (the one with the zombie dude), and Thing Thing
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damn im rly boutta answer a 2 yr old post lolol
yeah flash games were the shit back in the gud old days
favs included Armed With Wings, the Sonny games (the one with the zombie dude), and Thing Thing
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im 13 now and when i was in like 4th grade i would play so many flash games like barbie, duck life, papas pizzaria, etc
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The amount of time I spent playing Flash games when I was little was insane. I would play countless hours of Happy Wheels and all these other games I probably shouldn't of been playing but did lol. I also used to play that one zombie game where you're in a car and you have to see how far you can get, you can upgrade your car and all that. Also played a lot of Newground's games. So many memories just sitting at the computer just playing Flash games.
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you can still play them with flashpoint infinity. or if you want, you can go track down an existing adobe flash install that doesn't self destruct itself and be able to play flash games through there.
pale moon browser lets you do that iirc
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MEEEEEE i used 2 spend all my time on deviantart playing them ... i tried getting this mlp one i used to really like to run on my phone earlier this year but i couldn't figure out a way how :( i used to spend a bunch of time on newgrounds and websites liek friv too ...
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7 year old me watching Killing Spree on Stickpage WAS THE BOMB MAN nothing can recreate that for me.
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Download Flashpoint, you'll be in Flash game heaven
PS. you can still play the flash games on Y8 and Newgrounds provided you download and install their emulators
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my dad is a programmer so ive been used to being around computers since i was like 3 years old and i LOVED this type of games , i used to play them all the time and even tho most of them were in english or japanese (i didnt know english back then) i would spend hours playing , it made me develop a special interest in games and i really want to be a video game developer or some sort of programmer . ive been wanting to find some of those old games online again bu theyre so hard to find :(
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There are many flash game archival sites that use Ruffle, a flash player alternative, that you can play your favorite games on.
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cyclomaniacs is the most underrated flash game that im a fan of. i don't see it get a lot of fanfare nowadays which is sad
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Omg yeah as someone born in the early 2000s I LOVED Flash Games. I remember Poptropica. I also loved the Henry Stickmin games, Super Mario 63, Riddle School, etc... thankfully Ruffle exists although weirdly enough while I miss that era I don't really use Ruffle much to play them anymore. Kind of like I've moved on, even though I miss them. I guess it's because I less-so miss them and more-so miss how it felt back then... then again though Henry Stickmin and Mario 63 both got remakes of sorts in the form of the Henry Stickmin Collection and Super Mario 127. There's also the Papa games, like Papa's Freezeria which got some deluxe version on Steam.
It's nice to see that some of those creators are still around upgrading their games to still be played to this day... I'll forever miss Flash though.
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I miss flash games sm!!! they were a big part of my childhood :(( super sad that they r gone now
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I remember this one pacman website I would go to when I was REAL young. It had all sorts of things on it, a news page, various fan animations, and, of course, flash games.
There was a classic pacman clone, kind of in the typical flash game style. There was this ninja themed platformer where you were a ninja pacman going through various levels and collecting dots, and I remember this kind of 3D looking halloween themed pacman game where you go through various mazes in a haunted mansion type environment.
I kinda miss that website. It was a part of my earliest obsession lol.
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I don't exactly miss them because I use flashpoint to play my favorites every now and then, my favorite ones were the ones Stickdeath and Abobo's adventure on Newgrounds.
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I mean, most of the websites i've been on (coolmathgames, armor games, newgrounds) are converting the old flash games to HTML5 or something idk
But yeah, its all good :)
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Odd story, but the first time I heard the song 'Melissa' from FMA was when I played a flash game called 'Final sonic fantasy 5' (or something like that), it was like a rpg story game about sonic, for that one in particular you played as supersonic with a red sword fighting some dungeon guardian or something, it was weird, always lost, but kept playing lol.
There was also that one Sonic custom character maker flash game that I would spend hours makign characters on.
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I once played a Flash game based on the Star Wars: Rogue Squadron trilogy called Star Wars: Rogue Squadron Flash Edition and it was a lot of fun! Those were the days.
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I also miss them bro. Do anyone remember the Mario Bros remake made with flash? The one that made possible to play as the contra guy, samus, simon belmont, megaman. Super Mario Crossover! Meat Boy and the binding of isaac! And a lot of flash games too.
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I was just thinking about how much I missed myscene like man I loved playing on the website so much
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i love the music in flash games!!!
i love the acid bass and house drums and stuff
oh and waterflame too
i aspire to make something that sounds like it
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I currently know of 3 different options for playing Flash games in 2024:
1. The most popular of these options is to download the Ruffle emulator onto your web browser (though unfortunately, some games may not work, especially Actionscript 3 games).
2. BlueMaxima's Flashpoint which can run not only Adobe Flash games, but also other types of games such as Java, Unity 3D, and Adobe Shockwave games (though you may have to alter some antivirus settings to install Flashpoint if you're using Avast like I am). Some games may not have been added to Flashpoint yet, though.
3. Pale Moon with Adobe Flash Player version 32.0.0.371 (the very last version released before the killswitch was added in later versions of the official Flash Player). I've tested it and it runs like a charm. I can even play Avatar High and Avatar U with Pale Moon + Flash which I unfortunately can't do with Firefox + Ruffle.