Are you addicted to web-based flash games, but don't want to be connected to the internet all of the time? The solution?
Save your favorite flash game directly to your computer. You can then play the game anytime you want in a suitable flash player.
Step 1: Download a Flash player application. The best free player comes straight from Adobe — Download the Flash Player 10 Projector for either Windows or Mac. Follow the directions for saving and installing this application on your computer.
Link: http://www.adobe.com/support/flashpla...
Step 2: Do a Google Search for your favorite web game. Click on the link to go the flash game's page.
Step 3: Wait for the game to fully load and then right-click and select "View Page Info" to find the flash file you will need to save to your computer.
Step 4: In the Page Info pane, select the "Media" tab.
Step 5: Scroll down to find the address of the flash game, which will end in SWF. It's usually the first file with that extension. There may be more than one file with that extension. Make sure you choose the right one. Highlight it.
Step 6: Click "Save As" to save the SWF file for your game to your computer. Choose your name and destination and select "Save".
Step 7: Close out all windows and turn off your internet connection to test out the game. Open the web game up with the Flash Player application you downloaded earlier.
And that's it. You can now play your favorite web-based flash game anytime you want, without an internet connection. Enjoy.
*The example game is this video was Raft Wars on BubbleBox, but you can use any flash game. Link: http://www.bubblebox.com/play/action/...
*The process used in this video was on a Mac. The process for Windows PCs should be very similar.