What's your favorite Flash game?

[LUCPIX]

As lots of users worldwide, I started my Internet super journey with an awfully slow dial-up connection so I wasn't able to download a BIG game (with more or less 500MB-1GB) in less than a week!! Fortunately, there were these cool, light Flash games that we could find either in a CD box (With more than 3.000 titles!) or if we Googled it (It wasn't the better option, because if you tried to play a "heavy" game like Ultimate Flash Sonic or a Kindergarten simulator, you'd have to wait for a long loading time)
They are simple, most of them don't have a real challenge, like a passtime thing, but they surely have a space in my heart, specially the little Cartoonnetwork minigames, because they were my first experieces with this crazy Internet!
If you used to play these Macromedia Flash Player games, do you remember which one was your favorite? \o

My favorite game is DRAGON FIST 2, a Fighting game with lots of blood and more or less 19 levels where you can unlock characters, use a lot of skills (with a convincing gravitational programming for a Flash game {if it makes sense} and the OH, AH and Ouch Sound effects.) and we can even use a weapon in certain


And I love the old Xiao Xiao series too (even though I was a little young to play games like these), you know, that japanese Stick fighter! I still love the way they made his animations and how we can get involved by a little thing as himself so easily.


What about yours? \o

[scottish]

No idea first flash games but anyone remember infamous gangsters

that was the shit

[Chris]

Probably Portal: The Flash Version. Used to play it during lunch breaks in school.

[plainblack]

No idea, I'm a old cs player))

[mattyo.]

No idea, I'm a old cs player))

I remember those Flash game days, too! My favorite was probably Stick Wars or Boxhead because they were so simple but super addicting. I also spent too much time playing the Madness Combat series, and those hit animations were so satisfying!

Being an "old CS player" myself, " I've since shifted to CS2, but dealing with CS2 long queues can be a drag. I found some tips on managing them, though it helps when you're itching to jump into a match.