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Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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Post by cootsnuck »

gavinray wrote: post #43

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

Yes! I was just about to comment the same thing. I sank so many hours into that Dragon Ball Z game. Was called Dragon Ball Z Tournament. And its background music was an instrumental version of Sisqo's Thong Song. Wild.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cdaf8ehjuX4

Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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Post by marklar423 »

pgporada wrote: post #3
darkmarmot wrote: post #2

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.

Something about a pool party? I remember that one

Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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Post by Pikamander2 »

While we're mildly on the topic, one of my favorite old Flash games was the Nick.com trading card game.

It wasn't really a game in the TCG sense, but more of a collecting/bartering game similar to the Grand Exchange in Runescape.

There isn't much surviving media of it since people rarely recorded game footage back then, but someone made a website of it with some screenshots:

http://www.animeexpressway.com/rugrats/ecards.htm

(Sadly, it doesn't have any screenshots of the trading screen, which was the fun part)

Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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Post by kalabrium »

Dwedit wrote: post #56

I guess the Adult Swim games like "Robot Unicorn Attack" don't count here?

Adult Swim Games was its own publisher and Robot Unicorn Attack was their breakout, but they kept shipping past Flash with stuff like Duck Game and Headlander. Worth its own exhibit, honestly.

Re: Cartoon Network Flash Games

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Post by Night_Thastus »

I played the CN flash games so much as a kid. Between that and Armor Games, Nitrome, Crazy Monkey Games, etc - I was spoiled for content. It does make me sad to see so much of it lost to time - though I also understand flash was bad and really did have to die.
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