Drivers Ed game, practice driving online with this fun drivers Ed game. After completing the practice test, follow the rules of the road and pass the driving exam.
This free flash game was submitted by Alex Tretyakov
[tags]flash game,driving game, free flash game[/tags]
Free flash game submitted by Vladeta Marinkovic
Drop Kick is a soccer shootout game. The point is to win the World cup 2006 by beating goalkeeper with volleys. In each round the player has to score a certain number of goals in order to pass through. The timing and good concentration are crucial. The game requires some practice since the ball has to be kicked in the right moment, when nearly touching the ground, not much before or after that
[tags]soccer, free flash game, flash game, soccer game, gaming[/tags]
Mike Anderson submitted this nice free flash game Switch in time.
More of Mike Anderson can be found on www.chunk.co.uk
Play switch
[tags]free flash game, flash games, switch in time, flash game, game[/tags]
Check this website
Your goal is to find the way out of the different rooms, but take your time to enjoy the beautiful photography and the good use of flash.
[tags]flash rooms, rooms[/tags]
Start crashing a wedding with this little flash game
[tags]wedding, flash wedding, wedding crashing[/tags]
Well not so sexy but it kills the time
[tags]flash game, free flash[/tags]
Just use your space bar and mouse and get jumping.
Imagine your own flash games on your new PlayStation Portable, swap them with others or better yet create and play your multiplayer flash games on PSP. And while you are at it you can browse the web on that tiny screen.
Found this on gamespot.com
“Sony’s developers are considering adding Macromedia Flash support for PSP’s Web browser in the future, as well as expanding Javascript functions. Kawanishi explained they need to determine Flash’s performances on the PSP before coming to a conclusion. Kawanishi said that his team basically has an open stance toward network-related functions, and Flash playback was not intentionally ignored. On the other hand, Kawanishi explained that security issues prompted the team to leave out some Javascript support, such as allowing scripts to access the UMD.”
