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Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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If anyone remembers gToons from Cartoon Orbit there's also this: https://gtoons.app

I played so much gtoons. I remember meeting berniefoo in a MSN group and being starstruck.

Recommend joining the discord linked in gtoons.app; announcement coming soon.

Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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Neat, but Ruffle failed to load the first game I tried, with reasoning that there is possibly no file to load.

And then I was blocked by Cloudflare, even though there were no Cloudflare scripts to enable (checking in an alternate browser).

edit: It looks like uBlock origin sees the cloudflare scripts, but NoScript does not (and did not display 3 scripts) initially. I'll have to try again later.

Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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post #23

Does anyone remember that Gorillaz flash game? You basically just had a dune buggy and drove around in a 3D world over some randomly scattered obstacles and terrain. That was my entire computer class in 9th grade. (that and harrassing teachers with netsend)

No but, this reminds me of gorilla.bas (basic). If you remember THAT, that's something. My first ever game, written in basic :-)

YOU wrote gorilla.bas?! That’s so cool. Sneaking into the library computer at school to play and later edit and remix that game was a formative experience for me.

Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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Use a newer machine to grab the files then transfer them? You must have one somewhere, you're chatting on HN with a modern SSL certificate.

I'd have to spin up a VM which is entirely too much effort for this. I wish they just let you download the files.

Yeah that's the biggest issue with Flashpoint. AFAIK many games are hardcoded to load files from certain URLs and Flashpoint does patches & emulations of server calls. Support for sytems other than Windows is also wonky...

Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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Oh wow.. No DLCs.. No seasons.. No paid content. Just content.. No advertisements outside of the whole game being what it is.. This is actually amazing to see.. These days, with these amazing machines, amazing frameworks, and all the possibilities, and we're now aiming not to provide experiences that are enjoyable on their own merit, but something else.. the "joy" part is a checkbox that's prioritized only to the low…

Do you have an adblocker? First thing this website did was try to get me to install a chrome extension.

Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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post #130

Oh wow.. No DLCs.. No seasons.. No paid content. Just content.. No advertisements outside of the whole game being what it is.. This is actually amazing to see.. These days, with these amazing machines, amazing frameworks, and all the possibilities, and we're now aiming not to provide experiences that are enjoyable on their own merit, but something else.. the "joy" part is a checkbox that's prioritized only to the low…

Do you have an adblocker? First thing this website did was try to get me to install a chrome extension.

of course I have an adblocker, have you tried going online anytime the past 20 years ??? also, I don't know how to install chrome extensions on firefox so that's probably not for me.

My comment was not about that site itself, but about its content and that someone cared to share the link to it :)

Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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post #3

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!

If you made the adventure one with the Power Puff Girls, Dexter, Cow & Chicken, etc then thank you.

or Johnny Quest

Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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If anyone wants to see more of these flash games, check out the Flashpoint archive. https://flashpointarchive.org/

Most of the teagames flash games are sadly lost, never found them archived even here, yet they were among the best for me, e.g. Top Dog II was so fun back in the day. Teagames was taken over I think and the old games are all lost.

Check the Flashpoint archive, it's the biggest collection I've seen.

Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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Do you have an adblocker? First thing this website did was try to get me to install a chrome extension.

of course I have an adblocker, have you tried going online anytime the past 20 years ??? also, I don't know how to install chrome extensions on firefox so that's probably not for me. My comment was not about that site itself, but about its content and that someone cared to share the link to it :)

Firefox is the best. While Google tries to regulate the ad industry, Mozilla is working to safeguard our freedom to refuse.

Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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Let's go back to a website! https://homestarrunner.com/toons/backtoawebsite

When I hear anything flash, home star runner comes to mind.

That sbemail, Virus, literally had virus-affected-Homestar removing links on the page. Something you just can't do in a Youtube video

Edit: and real popup windows

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