Jet Slalom plays a lot like the flash game Cubefield except that you can sacrifice the points you earn to continue after you crash your ship into the mountains. Jet Slalom also features some nicer landscapes that change from daytime to a setting sun look and then to night and back again. It's a nice looking effect combined with Jet Slalom's 3D environment.

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L/R Mouse Move L/R - F5 Reload Game Play even more Flash Games: The classic puzzle game of Tetris has been rewritten in flash and you can play it here. Flip the pieces using the arrow keys and score points by completing lines.See if you can beat my personal record of 208 lines! If you liked Othello, then you'll love Hexxagon. It's a strategy/puzzle game that takes place on a Hexagonal board.Capture your opponents hexxes by moving your own adjacent to them but be sure to protect yourself too.

See how far you can get by navigating your way through the ever dangerous cubefield.You score points for every second you survive! It's the Worlds Hardest Game ever!!

Move your little red square as you make your way through a labrynth of difficult puzzles all while avoiding deadly blue balls. Wow that sounded bad. Just when you thought a game couldn't possibly be harder than the Worlds Hardest Game, they come out with the Worlds Hardest Game 2. More complex stages await as you collect the yellow coins and avoid the blue balls. Build your very own contraption and see if you can somehow make it go so that it reaches the red goal zone.It will require some serious ingenuity on your part and it won't always be fantastic. Who will you choose?

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I have a BIG REQUEST. If you are reading this post and have never created an NG account, I would like you to create an NG account and REPLY to this thread introducing yourself.

I would also like you to tell us either the piece of content that brought you to NG, or the piece of content that made you decide to stick around NG. You can do so by simply pasting the URL on its own line in your reply; our forum will convert it to a fancy link.This could be a fun Follow Friday tradition because the point of Follow Friday is using your account toFollow FridayNewgrounds will be turning 20 next year and the Flash Portal itself is already 15 years old, with the automated version turning 15 on April 6th next year.

Those of us who have been around from the start have watched entire generations pass through. We've seen our favorite artists grow up and often grow out of NG, because life happens. Sometimes that sort of thing can get you down, but the cool thing is that new people are always starting out and we get to watch new stories unfold. You might miss favorites from the past but don't wear blinders to favorites of the future.The open round was really inspirational this year, with over 70 entries and a number of really impressive artists in the 14-17 range. Not all of them made it to the Novice Round and I hope that doesn't discourage them, I'm trying to follow all of them so I can watch their work progress. You can read more about them andAnother young artist we just discovered this week is He's really talented and funny!.If you like his stuff, be sure to click the heart next to his name to follow him!There's plenty of great stuff coming from OGs, too. Dopped in this week to give us this:.He has another new animation coming soon, follow him if you don't want to miss it!uploaded his first game this week and you gotta check it out; it's got a lot of humor and deaths.It's possible I've been living under a rock but this week I started discovering HTML5 games with controller support, so I can play them with my Xbox controller.

I first saw it with a game made for the Construct 2030 Jam here on NG.I saw it again with a game by, and, also made with Construct 2.Web gaming is going through its awkward teen period right now, with developers questioning the future of Flash, Unity requiring a plugin many people don't have and HTML5 games having issues with different / older browsers. This will all be sorted out with time and lots of great gaming is ahead. Is working to Please reply to his thread if this is something that would interest you as a developer!This week the Art Portal celebrated its 5th birthday and organized a fun celebration with a theme suggested by Artists made Here's the before and after from TurkeyOnAStick:.We also featured this beautiful piece by, new to NG in 2014.The Audio Portal has lots of treasures, too!Inspired by JRPG soundtracks, shared a piece that gave me fond memories of Ys:.

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If you wanna get a few more teams in power of four, it might help to do a quick weekend game jam soon. Most of that 14-17 crowd is getting out of highschool now and probably looking for projects to do this summer, but a four month jam is kinda tough to commit to if you've never worked with another artist/coder/whatever before. A quick three day jam would be a way for people to find collaborators quickly and prototype something. Then if they like working together they might join a power of four team. I met Manly-Chicken randomly five minutes before a weekend game jam and it was such a good experience that we've published five or six games together since. At 6/20/14 11:31 AM, Pjorg wrote:If you wanna get a few more teams in power of four, it might help to do a quick weekend game jam soon.

Most of that 14-17 crowd is getting out of highschool now and probably looking for projects to do this summer, but a four month jam is kinda tough to commit to if you've never worked with another artist/coder/whatever before. A quick three day jam would be a way for people to find collaborators quickly and prototype something. Then if they like working together they might join a power of four team. I met Manly-Chicken randomly five minutes before a weekend game jam and it was such a good experience that we've published five or six games together since.That's a great point. How about a Robot Jam, theme could be announced July 4th and games need to be published on July 10th, Robot Day? Huge problem there is July 4th weekend / big holiday time / but teams would have 6 days to pad it.

Really we should do a jam next weekend. At 6/20/14 11:11 AM, TomFulp wrote:I have a BIG REQUEST. If you are reading this post and have never created an NG account, I would like you to create an NG account and REPLY to this thread introducing yourself.This could be a fun Follow Friday tradition because the point of Follow Friday is using your account to follow people in your feed!Follow FridayNewgrounds will be turning 20 next year and the Flash Portal itself is already 15 years old, with the automated version turning 15 on April 6th next year.That's great! We partecipated to dA birthday with a massive render of all our OCs last year, it would be great to share such an anniversary also here on NG. Good luck and keep it up!About introducing ourselves (though I'm not a fresh new user).

Can I 'use' the Follow Friday post to share a thing I'm really proud?It's my first book, a self-publication. At 6/20/14 11:11 AM, TomFulp wrote:This week the Art Portal celebrated its 5th birthday and TurkeyOnAStick organized a fun celebration with a theme suggested by Amaranthus. Artists made remakes of their very first Art Portal submissions.Just want to say a big thanks to all the people who joined in on this, there's a fair few people who have made a great improvement in their stuff. I think there might be a few more coming, but we'll wait and see.Cheers to as well, otherwise we'd have totally forgotten about the art portal's 5th birthday. Like my dad with all of mine.

Well, the first thing I can remember seeing on Newgrounds.was probably the original Madness, which I'm sure I don't need to link, but I still will:.That was 8th grade; I was 12/13. Had a band director that was a complete joke that didn't give a damn about his job; people were huddled around computers playing flash and games; I also remember the original Jet Slalom, though I don't think that's ever been hosted here. Had to use a proxy to get around the protective walls to view the stuff. Heh.Why I actually got an account though?The guy that made this:.Posted in the Ludum Dare forum about how much more supportive Newgrounds was of his Ludum Dare entry and Ludum Dare in general.

I joined in order to post my own LD entry. It got about 2k plays. Most any game I'd ever made had gotten.And, I'm mostly here to try to launch myself as a serious dev.I'm 23; have my bachelors (B.F.A.

Game Design) and am trying to 'make it' Not exactly sure what that means; but I feel like I have to keep making things, until something is good/unique enough that people want it and I have to sell that.I'm a programmer (mostly Unity; though also normal Java and C#) and a 3D artist (my training at the school was in 3DS Max and Maya; I'm limited to Blender now and am not quite as good with it).And I've been stuck back with parents for like a year now and am willing to do.quite a lot of things to get out of it; I just don't know much other than continuing with projects. Though what brought me back to NG has more to do with it enabling video submissions, what makes me stick around are submissions like. Wonders of the Universe is my #1 favorite show that gets published on Newgrounds.

It is amazing what a small team of developers can do.Then there's entries like these that are just baffling in terms of animation quality (created by ONE person) that rivals studios that benefit from a full team of artists.Then there's those artists who. While they may not focus on flashy works or things of that sort, are able to publish interesting content nonetheless.Long story short, if you like the content someone publishes.

Let them know. They're giving it to you, almost for FREE, and the least that you could do to thank them is tell them how much you appreciate them sharing the result of their blood, sweat and tears with you. Before then there was Prodigy where Tom created his comics, then he created NGR which is the first NG Site there were only 2 of them and got a fast.net account, NG gave birth to the portal and assassin games like Bob Saget, Leonardo DeCaprio, and Saddam Hussein, gave birth to also Teletubby fun land, Club a Sal, Cat Dynamics and other games like Beep me Jesus or the FDA, then fan created their own submissions like Hate, Un-named, and Scrotum by Beaton, and i can't name anything else because there are too many that i can't keep up so here's a picture of NG in 1998.

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At 6/20/14 11:11 AM, TomFulp wrote:Newgrounds will be turning 20 next year and the Flash Portal itself is already 15 years old, with the automated version turning 15 on April 6th next year. Those of us who have been around from the start have watched entire generations pass through. We've seen our favorite artists grow up and often grow out of NG, because life happens. Sometimes that sort of thing can get you down, but the cool thing is that new people are always starting out and we get to watch new stories unfold. You might miss favorites from the past but don't wear blinders to favorites of the future.I'd hate to spoil it, but what's funny is that's basically the 'moral' in the Pico Day animation I've been working on since last year. I guess it's more appropriate that it's finally going to be finished next year, since Newgrounds is turning 20;3. At 6/20/14 02:49 PM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote:yeah I want to level up quicker how am I suppose to zero bomb people?Is that user still whining how 'you're zero-bombing their audio'?:P At 6/20/14 02:56 PM, Wegra wrote: At 6/20/14 01:00 PM, TurkeyOnAStick wrote: At 6/20/14 11:11 AM, TomFulp wrote: Cheers to @Wegra as well, otherwise we'd have totally forgotten about the art portal's 5th birthday.

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Like my dad with all of mine.Awww thanks. I'll be sure to remind you all when eacjh portal hits it's anniversary;)Audio Portal's 10th anniversary was 2 years ago. Fabulous times!