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But will it still inspire countless children to learn HTML?
this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2023
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At least it isn't owned by The Church of Scientology anymore.
Hasn't been since 2005.
It will never die.
It started putting out a newsletter a couple years ago or so.
But with security this time?
The loss of those flash games was a tragedy. I feel like this could go either way, but it lives up I’ll be so excited!
I'm pretty sure the games are still there but in HTML5 now, I remember logging in again a couple of years back and they were there at least.
Oh! That is good to know. I think i had assumed they all died with flash
I'm not sure where the person you replied to got their information.
Neopets currently has 14 games on their Games page.
In their Medium post, they say they have plans to integrate Ruffle to make "more than 50 games" playable starting on July 25th. They also "hope to convert many of the most beloved games to HTML5", but they've also been saying that for years.
That’s sad. They should bring them ALL back
I think a bunch were sponsored games so they’d have to remake the assets to bring them back, right? I remember doing the Cheeto’s game daily to get my neopoints to invest in the stock market…
Come to think of it, a lot of my financial stability has come from saving/spending habits I learnt in neopets as a kid.
That’s so wholesome. I think i was there a bit earlier, or simply avoided the branded games, but I remember this….faerie puzzle platforming adventure type thing? And, of course, destructomatch. The Neopian economy was wild. They gave a bunch of kids their own little small businesses to manage, with the social safety net of free omelettes. I sort of wish I’d taken advantage of its features more back in the day.
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