Even if you’re on Mac or Linux, I totally recommend getting a virtual machine running Windows just for this. It’s amazing being able to go back and not only play your favorite cartoon network flash games, alongside ones you never knew existed outside of your country, while also being able to play other games outside of that sphere.
Even if you don’t like flash games, you can find countless flash animations as well and view them in all their original glory. I know you can find some ones like I think the Ed Edd n’ Eddy highschool van What Is Love? animation is in there. That, or I’m thinking a fan series EEnE highschool spin-off intro being there. Regardless, it’s absolutely worth checking out.
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Felt as though I had to share these ancient Internet relics.
Regarding point 1, I have not checked but I would not be surprised if Flashpoint has them archived. They have so much. https://flashpointarchive.org/
That’s super cool. Thanks for sharing, somehow I was completely unaware of this
Thank goodness we can count on various humans
pack ratarchival behavior.Even if you’re on Mac or Linux, I totally recommend getting a virtual machine running Windows just for this. It’s amazing being able to go back and not only play your favorite cartoon network flash games, alongside ones you never knew existed outside of your country, while also being able to play other games outside of that sphere.
Even if you don’t like flash games, you can find countless flash animations as well and view them in all their original glory. I know you can find some ones like I think the Ed Edd n’ Eddy highschool van What Is Love? animation is in there. That, or I’m thinking a fan series EEnE highschool spin-off intro being there. Regardless, it’s absolutely worth checking out.
Edit:
Felt as though I had to share these ancient Internet relics.
What Is Love?
EEnE Highschool Song