make free online internet games playable offline

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rock_slave

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a few days a go a frind of mine showed me how to make almost every game from free internet game sites like: free online games, teagames and miniclip. and he found some games and copied them to the computer and copied an adress or something like that to notepad and he put something at the front of it and at the end so he now can play them by opening up a folder and playing them offline and he says you can do this with most free online games. well i have forgoten how to do this and i would like to do this so if anyone knows what the hell im talking about or they know how to do this please help.
 
If it's a shockwave/flash based game, many of them you can find the embeded SWF file in the page code. I just take that link, and either paste it in notepad and make it into a hyperlink(so I can rightclick and save as) or paste it in Firefox's address bar. From there you can simply click File and Save As.
 
no he did someting different i know how to do half of it so ill explain that and see if you understand.


find almost any game go to view then source and press ctrl f and type .swf and search when it finds that you copy and paste the address on to notepad and type href at the start and a few more other things so if anyway knows how to do this please help
 
Here's how I do it in Firefox, and it's not much easier anywhere else... For the example, I'm using Dad 'n Me from Newgrounds.

*Locate the program you want to download(IE, search their site)
http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/254456

*Play the game

*In the new window, view the source.

*Search around for .swf For this particular game, here's the line you need.
ShowContent('http://uploads.ungrounded.net/254000/254456_DadNMeNewgrounds.swf', 640, 480, 'high');

*Close the window or open a new one and paste that line in the address bar. However, you do need to remove some stuff. We only need the actual location...
http://uploads.ungrounded.net/254000/254456_DadNMeNewgrounds.swf

*Once you load it, you may click File and Save As to download :)

*To play, I just drag the file over to Firefox. I have Media Player Classic as my default SWF player right now, but it doesn't to well with games.

EDIT - Sorry, links get cut short in here, so dont let the ".." in the middle confuse you :P Just copy the LINK LOCATION rather than what you see...
 
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