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remains wrote:

Maxwell wrote:
No rlly omg so agree
Nd they weren't even "stupid" games like u have to think while playin them!

after 10 years of actively playing them, i still never finished a single nitrome game

tho i guess thats true for a lot of games i play.................................

We can change this
Rn
As adults
I will finish these games.

YES i love going back and being able to finish games i couldn't as a stupid child, now i can as a (stupid) adult!!

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remains wrote:
GGUUYSSSS THIS IS THE BEST DAY EVER I FOUND A CHANNEL WITH HD NITROME SOUNDTRACK RIPS IM SO HAPPY I COULD CRY

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Olympus wrote:
The games on the Barbie/Everythinggirl/Myscene/Bratz Websites had in me in a chokehold in the early 2000s, then i found stardoll and shortly after Club Penguin, GSM, suddenly i was on the computer 25/8!! OMG and the Disney show gamesss like the hannah montana and zack and cody games!

Also was obsessed with this flash game called Bubble Trouble, it was on this flash game site called miniclip and you could play it at school until they started restricting access

, i think that game and the others are preserved with that Flashpoint Archive project

OMG AND I WAS SUUUUPER OBSESSED WITH THIS GAME CALLED MILLSBERRY AND I NEVER GOT FAR IN IT, ALWAYS HAD TO MAKE A NEW ACCOUNT AND NOW NO ONE CAN REVIVE THE GAME BECAUSE THE CODE IS PRIVATE/LOST LMAOO. That game is my roman empire honestly.

In general though, I still play whatever theres a rewritten version of or; is still alive (stardoll).

Browser games were good to us in their Flash era. It's kind of sad because they were so plentiful and there was a game for EVERYTHING (like the cereal box postopia and general mills games). Now Kids only have like roblox, minecraft and games where you have to pay to play . They don't know how fun and accessible online games were

bouble trouble's on armor games, i'll have to check it out XD

it is always sad to me that so many older games just get lost and forgotten. A lot of websites have done a lot to convert flash games to playable, so lots are still accessible and that's cool. Some have even been converted to full steam versions like the deep sleep/don't escape trilogies and the last door series. They do cost on steam (not a lot) but are still available as browser games.

lol most everyone on here's from gsm and i never even heard of it until after i'd gotten on vp

I do remember hearing about stardoll a long time aglo

I feel like Stardoll is the OG but maybe its because i found it before the others gbfhjnd (it was also made in 2004 so i think it predates a lot of dress up sites)

one thing i wonder is if even though the games are being converted for flash5, are they getting new players? like who is gonna carry on caring about these wonderful and obscure games!!

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Maxwell wrote:
OMG WAFFLE BOY WAS ALSO A BIG WINER I PLAYED THIS SO MUCH LOL

this game was PEAK!!!

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Chat0yant
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Chat0yant wrote:

Olympus wrote:

Chat0yant wrote:

Olympus wrote:
The games on the Barbie/Everythinggirl/Myscene/Bratz Websites had in me in a chokehold in the early 2000s, then i found stardoll and shortly after Club Penguin, GSM, suddenly i was on the computer 25/8!! OMG and the Disney show gamesss like the hannah montana and zack and cody games!

Also was obsessed with this flash game called Bubble Trouble, it was on this flash game site called miniclip and you could play it at school until they started restricting access

, i think that game and the others are preserved with that Flashpoint Archive project

OMG AND I WAS SUUUUPER OBSESSED WITH THIS GAME CALLED MILLSBERRY AND I NEVER GOT FAR IN IT, ALWAYS HAD TO MAKE A NEW ACCOUNT AND NOW NO ONE CAN REVIVE THE GAME BECAUSE THE CODE IS PRIVATE/LOST LMAOO. That game is my roman empire honestly.

In general though, I still play whatever theres a rewritten version of or; is still alive (stardoll).

Browser games were good to us in their Flash era. It's kind of sad because they were so plentiful and there was a game for EVERYTHING (like the cereal box postopia and general mills games). Now Kids only have like roblox, minecraft and games where you have to pay to play . They don't know how fun and accessible online games were

bouble trouble's on armor games, i'll have to check it out XD

it is always sad to me that so many older games just get lost and forgotten. A lot of websites have done a lot to convert flash games to playable, so lots are still accessible and that's cool. Some have even been converted to full steam versions like the deep sleep/don't escape trilogies and the last door series. They do cost on steam (not a lot) but are still available as browser games.

lol most everyone on here's from gsm and i never even heard of it until after i'd gotten on vp

I do remember hearing about stardoll a long time aglo

I feel like Stardoll is the OG but maybe its because i found it before the others gbfhjnd (it was also made in 2004 so i think it predates a lot of dress up sites)

one thing i wonder is if even though the games are being converted for flash5, are they getting new players? like who is gonna carry on caring about these wonderful and obscure games!!

i mean that's true of lots of old games though. Like i hope so but... when kids grow up with these HD neverending hard to detach from modern games, idk if they would care to even if they can... like a lot of my fav old flash games have lots of more recent comments like "eww the graphics" or "so short" and i'm like....... but it's a VIBE..... and nostalgia and interesting concepts

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remains wrote:
BTW OLYMPUS THANK U FOR MENTIONING FLASHPOINT ARCHIVE I WILL SPEND THE NEXT MONTH ON THERE

Olympus
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Olympus wrote:

Chat0yant wrote:

Olympus wrote:

Chat0yant wrote:
bouble trouble's on armor games, i'll have to check it out XD

it is always sad to me that so many older games just get lost and forgotten. A lot of websites have done a lot to convert flash games to playable, so lots are still accessible and that's cool. Some have even been converted to full steam versions like the deep sleep/don't escape trilogies and the last door series. They do cost on steam (not a lot) but are still available as browser games.

lol most everyone on here's from gsm and i never even heard of it until after i'd gotten on vp

I do remember hearing about stardoll a long time aglo

I feel like Stardoll is the OG but maybe its because i found it before the others gbfhjnd (it was also made in 2004 so i think it predates a lot of dress up sites)

one thing i wonder is if even though the games are being converted for flash5, are they getting new players? like who is gonna carry on caring about these wonderful and obscure games!!

i mean that's true of lots of old games though. Like i hope so but... when kids grow up with these HD neverending hard to detach from modern games, idk if they would care to even if they can... like a lot of my fav old flash games have lots of more recent comments like "eww the graphics" or "so short" and i'm like....... but it's a VIBE..... and nostalgia and interesting concepts

omgg, not ''ew the graphics'

that is the CHARM! too much HD is not good, we need texture! I think we can look at it as people who played it and see what was good but they might only care when its considered vintage tbh...if the tide turns and they get tired of modern gaming that is

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Olympus wrote:

remains wrote:
BTW OLYMPUS THANK U FOR MENTIONING FLASHPOINT ARCHIVE I WILL SPEND THE NEXT MONTH ON THERE

YW!! its an absolute gold mine ( even though i easily got overwhelmed w/ the amount of games and had to delete it lmao)
i hope you find some good stuff on there!!!!

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remains wrote:
i died in leo steel.................

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remains wrote:
my flashpoint archive library now has 79 games i found n specifically remembered playing. this is epic

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remains wrote:

Maxwell wrote:
this is where Im spendin my night tonite guys

www.crazygames.com/game/skywire

im jamming

did i beat it? yes
did i kill more innocent civilians than everhood could ever hope to make me slaughter? also yes
10/10 glad i came here, never want to come again

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remains wrote:

Chat0yant wrote:

remains wrote:

Maxwell wrote:
this is where Im spendin my night tonite guys

www.crazygames.com/game/skywire

im jamming

did i beat it? yes
did i kill more innocent civilians than everhood could ever hope to make me slaughter? also yes
10/10 glad i came here, never want to come again

woa..

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remains wrote:
LOOK HOW TINY THIS GAME WINDOW IS this is crazy

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Chat0yant wrote:

remains wrote:
LOOK HOW TINY THIS GAME WINDOW IS this is crazy
x

SO cute and also inconvenient eww. But it's working! 👍