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maybe someone should do what I did and actually package a flash package for the NIT. And do whats been done on the playstation for long time.
anyone with some web designing know how, should be able to get it done.

http://www.pspbrew.com/?page=flashpack

http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/psp-flash-homebrew.shtml <--scroll down.

The psp directory structure is too different from the NITs so you cannot run the flash packs thats done for the psp on the NIT.
but with some minor hacking, you can change a couple of lines and have it working easy.

take a look at this package.
and modify it with the games and apps you want to use.
http://www.divshare.com/download/1503325-ae5

on my N800 with OS2008, I can download the games, but they don't play. I open them in in browser, but there's no start button or such. if enable the net, then tthe swf file launces by downloading stuff frrom the new. Try draw-play, for example. works when it can dl, not from swf
PJ

Well, for anyone that has the courage, I found this Rapidshare link online today. It could save you from all of the horrible, searing, pop up from hell sites that most flash games are found at.

http://rapidshare.com/files/52575570...ames.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/52574093...ames.part2.rar

If someone here is brave enough to check this out, could you post a little feedback on how well you found this to be?

Thanks.

I downloaded it. I'll try the games out for a couple of days and post again.

Here is a web page with 120 hand-picked swf files that can be downloaded directly:
http://elegans.imbb.forth.gr/games/

For those still interested, this site (jayisgames.com) has tons of flash games, with respectives ratings and reviews. There are also many browser games. It's worth the visit!

And the Firefox add-on UnPlug is very straight in getting embedded flash objects.

Many many thanks to all who contributed to this thread.
I'm having so much fun on my downtime at night.

Dan

Okay, so there are some flash files I would love to download, I'm just not all too sure if it's even possible.

It's called PhysioEx and it's a virtual laboratory. It's really cool!

It works perfectly on my N800 but I have to be online and logged in for it to load up.

Here's one computer screen shot of it.
http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/5691/screendv8.png

Unfortunately, to access this site requires a hefty subscription price, I think I paid about $185.00 for a one year service to use this site.

If you look at the screenshot, it pulls up a separate window so I can't see where it's loading the flash file from.

I already asked this on the newbie forum, but I was asking for the whole site to be ripped so I could use it offline. Unfortunately I was told since it uses javascript links that couldn't be done.

If there's anyone that thinks they could find a way to just get these flash files, please write me a private message so I can lend you my username and password to get into this site.

Thanks a bunch guys.

Here you can see screenshot, size, description and instructions (keys or mouse use). I think you can easily choose.
In spanish, sorry.
http://www.publijuegos.com/flash/Habilidad-online.htm

Another poster just pointed out that Dicewars works well this way too-- I just saved the swf to my N810 and it runs great!

This is SO FREAKING SWEET!

My kids will go nuts, too.