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Referring to everything as "web" when they mean JavaScript has been such a feat of marketing. I'd rather not have stuff I pay for be websites, thanks. I have g
by Devasta 2y ago
Referring to everything as "web" when they mean JavaScript has been such a feat of marketing.
I'd rather not have stuff I pay for be websites, thanks. I have games from 2005 I can still play today. The flash games from back then on the other hand are gone forever.
- debugnik 2y agoPlenty of flash games got archived in time as .swf files! And many can still be played with either Ruffle or the last build of the standalone Flash Player Projector (which is still available on Internet Archive). Games nowadays however have so many online-only features and content that it's getting much harder to keep them working no matter the platform.