How to Download Flash Games Offline ??

In this article i am gonna tell you how to download flash games for offline play…….Flash games can be awesome – they’re all over the web, free to play, and easy to dive into. Downloading a Flash game is deceptively easy and simple once you know the trick.

Unfortunately, many people copy Flash games, throw them up on their own websites, and slap ads on them, stealing revenue and page views from the developers. This is why we can’t have nice things, like consistent offline support for Flash games – the same countermeasures that affect the people trying to profit off the backs of developers also hinder offline support.

You can grab a Flash game directly from a page’s source code, but that’s a bit technical. One less-technical solution is File2HD, a website that will automatically locate the Flash files on a page and help you download them.

To use File2HD, open the File2HD website. Copy and paste the address of the web page containing the Flash game you want to download into the box, select Objects, and click Get Files.

If the page has multiple Flash objects on it – for example, Flash advertisements and other such things – you’ll see multiple Flash objects (SWF files) you can download. Locate the one that represents the game – here, since I’m trying to download Closure, I’d download the one with “Closure” in its name. It’s also in a subfolder named “gamez”, which points me in the right direction.

Right-click the link and save the SWF file to your computer.

Firefox makes it easy to download Flash games right from your browser. From the page containing the Flash game, right-click the page and select View Page Info. Select the Media tab in the Page Info window, click the Type column to sort the media on the page, and look for the game – it’ll be classified as an Object. Once you’ve found it, you can use the Save As button to save the game to your computer.

Once you’ve got the game downloaded, playing it offline should be easy. Locate the .swf file representing the game on your system and open it in your browser. You can open it in your browser using drag-and-drop, or double-click it and associate it with a browser like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Internet Explorer.