Re:Further Thoughts on Flash at the Internet Archive
by jpcooper on Monday November 23, 2020 @02:52PM
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Does anyone remember the skiing game with terrible graphics whose only control was the space bar? Where is it these days?
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Re:Further Thoughts on Flash at the Internet Archive
by codethief on Monday November 23, 2020 @08:39PM
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Ahh, that reminds me of another one where one was (more or less) steering a stick man on a sled. More precisely, one would create custom slopes for him, which he would then follow automatically after hitting "Play". The goal was to prevent him from falling or crashing.
There was even a YouTube video of a guy who must have spent hours creating slopes, which the stick man would then follow to the precise melody of some classical piece of music. Truly epic.
Does anyone remember the name?
UPDATE: Line rider! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcBn04IyELc
Re:Further Thoughts on Flash at the Internet Archive
by sp332 on Monday November 23, 2020 @04:05PM
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Was it one of the Yetisports games? Snowboard Freeride?
Re:Further Thoughts on Flash at the Internet Archive
by codethief on Monday November 23, 2020 @08:45PM
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Oh wow, Yetisports! I haven't heard that name in at least 10 years!
Speaking of very popular and very well-made flash games with winter/Christmas setting, this reminds me of Orisinal Winterbells[0]. I still can't believe how many hours I spent playing that game.
Re:Further Thoughts on Flash at the Internet Archive
by jpcooper on Tuesday November 24, 2020 @02:06AM
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That wasn’t the one I was thinking of, sadly. The graphics were even worse.
Re:Further Thoughts on Flash at the Internet Archive
by mikequinlan on Monday November 23, 2020 @07:23PM
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Re:Further Thoughts on Flash at the Internet Archive
by jpcooper on Tuesday November 24, 2020 @02:09AM
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Interesting, but it was native Flash and second-person perspective.
Re:Further Thoughts on Flash at the Internet Archive
by interestica on Tuesday November 24, 2020 @05:56AM
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What is "second person perspective"?