Bakingpotato

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1. 31.▲
   by Bakingpotato 3y ago

   would it solve the problems? absolutely. would browser vendors pick it up for a standard? almost definitely not. though, nothing is stopping anyone from creating new flash games, videos, etc. the software is out there, and NG already does f
2. 32.▲
   by Bakingpotato 3y ago

   I think so. They had it before, but it worked kinda funky it should be better now.
3. 33.▲
   by Bakingpotato 3y ago

   not that I've seen. one thing you can try to do is add the Ruffle emulator flags to your metadata, and they'll probably pick it up and place it in that category whenever the next time they do a sweep. I guess you can also email th
4. 34.▲
   by Bakingpotato 3y ago

   yeah, lots of Flash games were actually innovative. plenty of developers got their start on NG with flash before moving on to make console or steam games. flash had plenty of shovelware, but you can still make incredible stuff with it.
5. 35.▲
   by Bakingpotato 3y ago

   a lot of people tended to get CC0 music, free, and didn't need to make their own though most of the actually good flash games had an artist make music specifically for the game
6. 36.▲
   by Bakingpotato 3y ago

   did you report that to the bug tracker?
7. 37.▲
   by Bakingpotato 3y ago

   huh, so the Ruffle technology is actually something to consider. Much better than the last 5+ years of flash 'alternatives' tried some games out, most look identical to FP somehow.