Caine’s Arcade | A cardboard arcade made by a 9-year old boy.
No, you’re tearing up watching a video about a boy who built his own arcade out of cardboard. I’ve just got something in my eye.
No, you’re tearing up watching a video about a boy who built his own arcade out of cardboard. I’ve just got something in my eye.
This is wonderful stuff: a long-term project to track the performance of high-traffic sites over time: oodles of lovely data and some quite shocking stats.
A handy shim for audio: it uses the native implementation where possible and Flash as a fallback.
A nice-looking jQuery plugin for HTML5's audio element, with fallback to a Flash player. I might just end up using this on Huffduffer.
A puzzle game with an extra dimension. Utterly compelling.
Beautiful artwork in a fun puzzle game.
Fiendishly clever and joyful platform game ...and it only has only level.
Utterly addictive platform game.
I don't normally like all-Flash sites and I really don't like sites that mess with my cursor* but this one works really well. * I'm looking at you, Harry Potter Twitter site with the password anti-pattern.
Celebrating the Apollo 11 anniversary with Seb's 3D lunar lander game.
The smart way to put video on the web: don't choose one single delivery method.
A cute little game all about robots.
The game is simple, the physics are fun, the result is utterly addictive. Don't say I didn't warn you.
A visualisation of Twitter messages designed for display in public spaces. From the mad genius that is Cameron Adams.
A collection of Flash preloaders. Out of context, they make for surprisingly compelling viewing all together.
Satire through mystery meat navigation in Flash: "Can you imagine? We can."
A handy little tool to turn video embedding markup into valid XHTML.
Fullscreen mode for Flash movies could be used to totally freak people out. Here's how.
Ridiculously impressive demo of a 3D engine in Flash.
The loading screen is the first game. Then there's a stop-motion video with the second game in the middle. Both games are clever variations on Breakout. Fun!
Fiendishly frustrating Flash fun.
A Flash interface that allows you to interact with lingerie models when shopping for knickers. I point this out purely for reasons of interaction research, of course.
A very cute bit of e-commerce chicanery.
An utterly addictive old-school platform game in Flash to get you in the mood for Christmas.
Beautiful artwork in a minimalist interface. But you'd better have your browser window maximised on a big monitor. *sigh*
This nicely understated teaser site isn't going to dispel any of the mystery around the Cloverfield project.
An incredibly addictive and deceptively simple puzzle game. Ignore the instructions and dive right in.
A lovely visual of contacts of your Twitter contacts, exploring those six degrees.
A profile on Apple.com of Flash designer par excellénce, Josh Davis.
Aral has been busy whipping FlashAid into shape. Now let's get busy kicking the tyres.
This Warcraft/Starcraft-style Flash game is really addictive. You have been warned.
Christian talks to Aral and Niqui about Flash and accessibility.
The worm turns. Play the part of an asteroid trying to crash into spaceships.
This looks crazy! Everyone is dancing to the beat of a different drum... I mean, iPod.
Run around Soho shooting cartoons.
You can now create podcasts on Odeo. This is going to be huge.
Whatever you do, don't skip this intro.
I can't decide if Hitachi have completely lost the plot or if they're totally web-savvy.
This Flash app demonstrates a cool use of the Amazon API.
A nice use of the Flickr API.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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