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After Adobe Flash Player ended support in 2020, Flash players and developers looked for more ways to play games that required Flash. One of those games, Super Smash Flash 2, was released as a desktop application, allowing users to easily download and play the game. This article shows you how to download and play Super Smash Flash 2 without Adobe Flash Player.
Steps
Get the app
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Visit the download page of the Super Smash Flash website. Although the website is called Super Smash Flash instead of Super Smash Flash 2, the download page has been updated with a link for Super Smash Flash 2.
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Select the appropriate installation program next to “MEGA” or “Mirror”. You will choose the installation program for Windows, Mac and Linux depending on the system you are using.
- Check whether you are using 32- or 64-bit version of Windows to determine which installation program to use.
- If you choose to use Mega, click the Download button in the bottom-right corner of the page, wait for the download to complete, and then allow downloading from that page when prompted.
- If you choose to use Mirrors, the file is downloaded directly from the Super Smash Flash site. You should allow downloads from that site if necessary.
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Unzip the downloaded file. To extract the file, you will open the download folder, and then double-click the file. Now the screen appears a folder with the same title, but without the “.zip” extension.
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Open the folder, and then open SSF2. Now you can play Super Smash Flash 2 without using Adobe Flash Player!
- If your Mac says the app can’t be opened because it’s an app by the unidentifiable developer, open System Preferences , click Security and Privacy . , then click Open Anyway .
- For other Mac errors, see the download page on the Super Smash Flash website for fixes.
Download apps on your Chromebook
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Check your Chromebook’s hardware. For this method, you will need a Chromebook with an Intel or AMD processor. [1] X Research Source
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Open Chrome and select Experiments . This is the button with the potion icon and displayed next to the address bar. [2] X Research Source
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Enable “Crostini GPU Support” and “Scheduler Configuration”. These settings help to improve the effect of SSF2. To enable the setting, you’ll click the Default drop-down box to the right of each setting, then select Enabled for both.
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Click Restart . The blue button in the lower-right corner of the screen will restart your Chromebook and apply the change you just made.
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Open system settings. To access system settings, you will click the bar in the lower right corner of the screen, then select the gear icon in the upper right corner of the window that appears.
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Expand the Advanced menu and select Developers . This is the fifth card in that section and has a “< >” symbol.
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Enable the Linux development interface. A blue and white Turn on button appears in the upper-right corner of the settings window.
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Skip through the steps in the installation program. You do not need to change the default settings of the installation program. Once the installation is complete, you will see a new Terminal window with the username displayed.
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Type the command sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 into the Terminal window. This is a command that enables 32-bit configuration on the system, allowing a variety of applications to operate.
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Enter the command sudo apt update and press y when prompted. The computer will now perform a series of updates on the Linux application. Each time you press y you are allowing the update process to continue.
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Type sudo apt install wine winbind and press ↵ Enter when you see the question. Wine is a program that allows you to launch Windows applications on Linux. Don’t worry if you see a lot of text running in the Terminal window! This is a normal part of the installation process.
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Enter the command winecfg . The Wine application now creates the necessary files and directories for a successful launch. You will see a small Wine window show up.
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Enter the command wget https://cdn.supersmashflash.com/ssf2/downloads/3f49792f/SSF2BetaWindows.v.1.3.1.1.portable.zip . This command will download the game from the Super Smash Flash site.
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Launch unzip SSF2BetaWindows.v.1.3.1.1.portable.zip . Now the game is unzipped, allowing the computer to launch the actual application.
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Enter the command cd SSF2BetaWindows.v.1.3.1.1.portable . This is the command that tells the computer where to save the Super Smash Flash 2 application.
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Enter the command wine SSF2.exe --disable-framerate-limit . Now Super Smash Flash 2 will boot via Wine. Wait a minute or two for the computer to start the program, as starting the application via another application in Linux can take some time.
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Gaming. Once Super Smash Flash 2 kicks in, you can play games on your Chromebook without Flash!
- After the first boot, you just need to enter the commands in steps 15 and 16 into the Terminal to play the game the next time.
Advice
- A Flash emulator called Ruffle was created to help users play Flash games in the browser. Currently, although the program does not support the latest updated version of the ActionScript 3 language that Flash uses, the founders say they are planning to add support. [3] X Research Source This is the language used for Super Smash Flash 2, so when new support becomes available, you can also play the game via Ruffle!
- You can also choose to play Super Smash Flash 2 using an old browser with Flash installed, but this exposes you to security problems; Therefore, it is best to use a downloadable application.
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