Flash Game History

Flash Game History is a website created by Jonas Richner, where he explains a brief history of Flash games and how they changed the Internet.
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#At first, there is a title screen that says "How FLASH GAMES shaped the video game industry", then "Flash is dead. But the influence of Flash games on modern gameplay is inescapable.", with a credit for Jonas Richner below it.
#Next, two games are featured and each of them have a brief explanation: Canabalt and Crimson Room.
#After that, he features thousands of different Flash game titles and says that it was a "creative chaos".
#Below that, he explains a brief history of the life and death of Adobe Flash.
#Next, he shows 2000 of the most popular Flash games on Newgrounds by their publication year (from 2000 to 2017), with each circle representing a single Flash game with the amount of times they were played.
#After that, there is the number of days showing since the end of Adobe Flash on December 31, 2020.
#A wide variety of people involved with the technology, including the creator of Flash (Jonathan Gay), Flash game distributors, and Flash game producers.
#Richner later says that all of that was only a small part of Flash because Flash was used for tens of thousands of games. He also credits himself as an interactive article creator.
#The end of the article shows gameplay on 16 different Flash games.
Category:Flash Gaming Wiki