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Looks like there's a wikipedia page about them:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stan_Lee_Media_productions
Oh wow, archive.org took a snapshot of my old website that put them online after the Stan Lee people went broke. :)
https://web.archive.org/web/20050313000913/http://www.stanle...
Right click -> "Enter fullscreen" works pretty well.
If anyone wants to see more of these flash games, check out the Flashpoint archive. https://flashpointarchive.org/
Pizza City: https://flashpointproject.github.io/flashpoint-database/sear...
Cookie Party: https://flashpointproject.github.io/flashpoint-database/sear...
I learned a lot making these games while studying compsci. The platformer had a custom physics engine and I recall the pizza city open world was challenging to optimize for me at the time. Super fun to work on and appreciated the opportunity to work on these for PixelJam. These games were for comedy network and adult swim so in the same vein.
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My favorite three aren't in there. All Dexter's Lab themed, now that I think about it. One was puzzle game where you had to bounce a laser off of mirrors to pop balloons. The second was kind of a Chip's Challenge kind of deal I think, where you as Dexter were running away from an out of control robot, and had to collect some computer chips or something. And in the third game, Dexter was running, inexplicably, a recor…
The games you mention are Dexter's Laser Lab, Dexter's Labyrinth and Dexter MixMaster, by developers NetBabyWorld. Those games were originally their own game without the Cartoon Network branding. Labyrinth was based on Ninja Girl 1 and 2 and Dexter MixMaster was originally Tune Inn (that's why this one felt a bit off). Since they were Shockwave based games they're not playable on modern browsers but they're playable…
And thanks for the game names as wel, although, I must admit that after posting that comment, I did go looking for them, and... Well, let's just say I've found my MixMaster skills to be quite rusty after all this time :p
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My favorite three aren't in there. All Dexter's Lab themed, now that I think about it. One was puzzle game where you had to bounce a laser off of mirrors to pop balloons. The second was kind of a Chip's Challenge kind of deal I think, where you as Dexter were running away from an out of control robot, and had to collect some computer chips or something. And in the third game, Dexter was running, inexplicably, a recor…
The mirrors one was part of the PC game[1], I remember it vividly. [1] https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Dexter%27s_Laboratory:_Sci...
Though that's an interesting point: some games were localized on the Brazilian CN website! Not all, but it's cool that at least some of them were.
There were a Dragon Ball Z turn-based game and a Powerpuff Girls basketball game that used to be on CN that I had a blast playing very young. Sadly, these two seem to be missing
Some of it was the death of Flash (though with Ruffle now there may be hope) but the web now just feels much less diverse. Or possibly I just miss being a teenager. Or some combination
I really feel like there are fewer websites now. When I was eighteen, I went to Something Awful, Newgrounds, ThatGuyWithTheGlasses, GameTrailers, Cinemassacre, YouTube, and SpoonyExperiment daily . Nowadays it's basically just YouTube for all that stuff (though I haven't watched Spoony for quite awhile). Newgrounds is still around, I probably should make more of an effort to go there, and I do have stairs in my house…
Doh, I did some work on some CN games back in the day -- but don't see any of those here. Hopefully they keeping adding to it!
My favorite three aren't in there. All Dexter's Lab themed, now that I think about it. One was puzzle game where you had to bounce a laser off of mirrors to pop balloons. The second was kind of a Chip's Challenge kind of deal I think, where you as Dexter were running away from an out of control robot, and had to collect some computer chips or something. And in the third game, Dexter was running, inexplicably, a recor…
What a shame CN took their classic game sites down, when hosting flash games isn't even all that resource-intensive. An archive by them would've been nice. I recall every couple of years, older games slowly got removed which made me sad, until eventually flash died completely.
My goodness, I've come so far now in life. I know what tools to use to decompile flash games and look at the assets and logic, it's crazy to look back on how much games inspired me to learn about programming because I wanted to make my own.
To anyone who worked on these, thank you SO MUCH for having built them; you've definitely had a positive influence on countless people who were mentally stimulated and learned about how to use computers more in an effort to play them.
Doh, I did some work on some CN games back in the day -- but don't see any of those here. Hopefully they keeping adding to it!
Did you by chance work on Cartoon Orbit?
Doh, I did some work on some CN games back in the day -- but don't see any of those here. Hopefully they keeping adding to it!
Please tell which ones! I be lots of great memories of the late aughts and CN flash games