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Post by k2xl »

adotbacon wrote: post #33
k2xl wrote: post #2

Cool to see a bunch of my old games here (one from 2003!) https://flashmuseum.org/browse/developer/danny-miller/ Shameless plug, my original Flash puzzle game Psychopath was recreated as a modern react site (with the original levels imported) and native app and many of the players who are from the original community back in 2005 are playing and creating new levels https://pathology.gg

I loved playing Psychopath back in 2006 and built a Java clone in 2007 for a class. I love how many awesome puzzles emerge as people pieced them together to make levels on top of the simple rules. I also remember enjoying Stick Avalanche & Boomshine. Thanks for all the fun times & awesome to bump into you! I've started Pathology.

Whoa that is awesome! Thanks for the nice words. What is your username on pathology? You should drop by the discord and say hello!

Re: Flash Museum

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Post by nineplay »

hnbear wrote: post #32

About 15 years ago there was a cute flash game where you had a little cube world that was a puzzle to grow into a bigger fancier environment by clicking on trigger points in the correct order. I have no idea what it was called, and can’t describe it well enough to search for it if it still exists. Every couple of years I try. Resources like this give me hope that little gems and works of art from the past will live o…

It makes me so happy to see this again - thank you!

( There goes my afternoon )

Re: Flash Museum

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Post by 1letterunixname »

Sometime between before 2008 until ~2019 (!), Citi (then Citibank) had a virtual credit creation Flash-only widget that could create virtual cards with optional limits of amount and/or time.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CreditCards/comments/ifc95c/citi_fi...

There were a couple of startups to produce physical virtualizable credit cards.

Re: Flash Museum

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Post by mcphage »

hnbear wrote: post #32

About 15 years ago there was a cute flash game where you had a little cube world that was a puzzle to grow into a bigger fancier environment by clicking on trigger points in the correct order. I have no idea what it was called, and can’t describe it well enough to search for it if it still exists. Every couple of years I try. Resources like this give me hope that little gems and works of art from the past will live o…

There was a whole series of them—my favorite was GrowRPG, where you play an adventurer and pick which order you do encounters.

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Post by grishka »

Oh wow, Ruffle can finally do blurs, shadows and other bitmap effects! Lots of late Flash games relied on them and weren't rendering quite right last time I checked. Gotta re-test my collection.

Re: Flash Museum

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Post by eeegnu »

AndrewKemendo wrote: post #3

Sometime in the late 1990s early 2000s there the website for bomb hip-hop - which was an amazing indie hip-hop production group - had this really great flash demo that I think is gone from the web forever. Basically just a looped beat and you could play with different elements that made scratch or other hip hop sounds- might have even been what amounts to an interactive link box If I had any money I’d pay if someone…

This one? https://web.archive.org/web/20020926204023/http://www.bombhi...
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