Since flash is ending in browsers making it a biit harder to play them. Why not share some experience or flash games/sites. Some sites that hosted flash games were: miniclip, stickpage, crazy monkey games, armor games, kongregate, new grounds, crazy games, y8, and addicting games.

Anyone interested in old browser games and the like should check out BlueMaxima's Flashpoint project: https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/

Some text from their main page:

BlueMaxima's Flashpoint is a webgame preservation project.
Internet history and culture is important, and content made on web platforms including, but not limited to Adobe Flash, make up a significant portion of that culture. This project is dedicated to preserving as many experiences from these platforms as possible, so that they aren't lost to time. Since early 2018, Flashpoint has saved more than 70,000 games and 8,000 animations running on 20 different platforms.
Flashpoint was started in January 2018 by BlueMaxima in an attempt to outrun the disappearance of content prior to the death of Flash. It has since evolved into an international project involving over 100 community contributors, encompassing both webgames and animations created for numerous internet plugins, frameworks, and standards.

Playing around with this was an insane nostalgia trip. Also found a number of pretty awesome old games I'd never seen before.

I remember I played this one version of red ball(cause they had idk a fuckin.. Billion of those things) with my brother and we LOVED it and we could never find it again. There's this other two-player flash game I can't find where these two shirtless samurai guys would kneel facing each other and you could make them block for three seconds, fake attack, or attack, and if you won the other person's guts(Which were these little red squares) would fly everywhere. It was called yabuza or something. Anyone heard of it?

For those intrested the Flash projectors are still downloadable from adobe's website. https://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/debug_downloads.html

As for the actual topic. I used to play Raze a lot. I sank so many hours in to that game at school. Half the class got hooked on the game, good times. It took us awhile before we found out it was single player and that we weren't facing off against each other.

>>2 This is a lifesaver