From the 2000s to the early 2010s, the Internet was flooded with many small web games produced by Flash. Whether it was the “Mr. Sleepwalker” or “Escape Room” series, they created many childhood memories of Internet users of that era. And just recently, an Internet culture preservation team also successfully preserved a series of small games produced by “Cartoon Network”, allowing players to play freely using their browsers directly.
According to the findings of Twitter user “Retro Tech Dreams”, “Web Design Museum“The website released 44 Flash web games produced by Cartoon Network for its classic cartoons last weekend. Originally released between 2001 and 2015, these games include puzzle, action-adventure, and light platforming genres.
This includes classic works from the 1990s such as “Uncle Puppy”, “Trick or Treat”, “Johnny the Fool”, “Dexter’s Laboratory”, “Courageous”, “The Powerpuff Girls”, “Kids League”, “Samurai Jack”, “Chicken and Cow”, “Kiss Moggie” and “The Cool Bunch”, which will definitely bring back the childhood memories of many Millennial users. In addition, you can also find mini-games from modern works such as “Sonic Boom” and “The Amazing World of Gumball” on the website.
What’s amazing is that although modern browsers have long stopped supporting Flash, with the efforts of the Web Design Museum team, these games have all been repaired. Not only that, players can just go to their website to play without any additional downloads.
Considering their age, don’t have too high expectations for these games. After all, these were small interactive games that Cartoon Network quickly produced with a low budget to promote its works, but they are enough to allow many players to relive their childhood memories.
Source: KOCPC Chinese