Flashpoint Archive – Over 200k web games and animations preserved

TechStrider

15 Feb 2026 — 1 min read

It seems like you've provided a link to a discussion on Hacker News (news.ycombinator.com) about the Flashpoint Archive (flashpointarchive.org). Unfortunately, without more information, I can only provide a general summary. The Flashpoint Archive is a project dedicated to preserving Flash-based content, such as games, animations, and interactive experiences, before they are lost due to the discontinuation of Adobe Flash support. The discussion on Hacker News likely revolves around the importance of preserving digital heritage and the efforts of the Flashpoint Archive team in saving these often nostalgic and culturally significant pieces of internet history. If you'd like a more detailed summary, I recommend checking out the discussion on Hacker News or visiting the Flashpoint Archive website to learn more about their mission and accomplishments. Would you like me to expand on this or provide a brief newsletter-style summary, e.g., "Preserving Digital Heritage: The Flashpoint Archive project is working to save Flash-based content from being lost. With 123 points and 29 comments on Hacker News, the discussion highlights the importance of preserving internet history. Learn more at flashpointarchive.org" Let me know!

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