RIP Adobe Flash - Here's How You Can Still Play Flash Games

Today marks the end of support for Adobe Flash. But that doesn't mean that you won't be able to play all those old Flash games anymore. Today's video covers Flashpoint. A project dedicated to preserving old Flash games and animations for years to come. Let's check it out!

*I stated in the video that there is currently only a Windows version of Flashpoint. However there are macOS and Linux versions of the program, but they are very experimental. Flashpoint's developers themselves recommend using a Windows VM to get the best possible experience.

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[MichaelMJD]

It's a retrospective and will take you through Flash's history. I'll also have a VERY different video coming out on New Year's Day at 10am ET, so stay tuned for that! : )
Also, a slight correction. I stated in the video that there is currently only a Windows version of Flashpoint. However there are macOS and Linux versions of the program, but they are very experimental. Flashpoint's developers recommend using a Windows VM to get the best possible experience.

[Genio_soy]

Rest in peace, adobe flash. so many memories.

[TheGoodOption]

As a flash gamer, I admit that I had such a great childhood.

[spacehooman_]

Whenever my Dad said "back in my day it was better or something" when i was younger its always bugs me. Well now that im older, i finally understand.

[Kunnoc]

Imagine being a random kid about 10 years old just playing a flash game in the computer class
And then the next day it's gone

[dakure]

"I didn't play this game in a while"

*Completes first 2 levels instantaneously by instinct*

[speggiman]

The death of Flash is honestly one of the saddest things that ever happened on the Internet, along with the Club Penguin shutdown.

80% of my childhood was just browsing Flash media. Animations, games etc.

The death of Flash put an end to many game-hosting sites such as OneMoreLevel, Kongregate, MiniClip and Coolmath Games.

I simply can't believe this happened. Childhood memories around the world were destroyed. Mario games, Papa Louie, Learn To how I could forget

*R.I.P Adobe Flash Player*
*1996 - 2020*

[cockroacher]

Can you imagine that some kids will never be able to play these games in school

[kuuk]

"Things what make us laugh can make us cry"
"Big Smoke"
R.I.P Adobe Flash Player
1996-2021

[Sceptice]

More people need to know about this. Some people who really loved flash games would love this a lot...

[endert]

"We were just having fun, we didnt realize we were making memories."

- Winnie the pooh

[KARSONJAE]

"You were my favorite hello and my hardest good bye."

[raysantana]

That's great man, another resource is Flash Museum and you dont have to DL anything for it

[Hans]

5:33
> "I haven't played this for a while"
> Passing the first stages like there's no day tomorrow

[Raniaska]

Someone give this guy a medal for saving our memories

[lucasharvey]

9:15 you can hear his sadness for temporarily having to close the game just slightly breaking through his narration. So cute, and so relatable.

[demongameryeet]

Most peoples problems: losing their parents or something along the lines of that

My problems: losing adobe flash at the very end of an awful year

Ill miss you adobe flash player, you made my childhood what it was

[trilojag]

I’ll never forget you Flash, playing happy wheels during class and the teacher getting pissed off, cool math games, unblocked games, damn rip

[JeyVGaming]

It currently has 1.76TB of total flash games, that's a 1TB or above worth of childhood memories..

[NIGHTMARECRIPT]

Whoever's idea it was to take majority of the old flash games and put them on a downloadable software is an absolute genius. The software even has Shockwave games. I was worries majority of these flash games would just be soon to become forgotten and inaccessible classics, but this new software saves these nostalgic games from becoming completely forgotten and unplayable. Thanks for the video! It really helps!