Flashpoint Obscurities: Yin Yang Yo: Rabbit Rivalry Playthrough

Описание: Here's my playthrough of an old Yin Yang Yo game. It's not too difficult, you just have to get the angles right and avoid hitting the panda guy. The game is also generous with the hitbox detection as you don't have to land on exactly the right platform to hit the statues, you just have to land close enough to them.

I played this game using Flashpoint Infinity 10.1.

Game Type: Flash
Game File Source: Curated and added to Flashpoint by others
Status in Flashpoint: Already in Flashpoint (as of version 10.1)


FAQs

Q1) What is Flashpoint (FP)? How do I check which games it has? Can I request a game to be added to FP?

A1) It is a preservation project by BlueMaxima that aims to collect web browser games and animations before they are lost forever due to the phasing out of programs such as Shockwave Player and eventually, Flash Player etc. You can download the program via https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/dow...

You can see which games are currently in FP and which will be added in upcoming versions via the Game Master List at http://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/data...

You can request games to be added to FP via https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/..., but know that there are thousands of requests and they don’t get answered frequently, so it's good to provide more details about the game, links to it or its game files if possible.

Note: To edit the Google Doc file, you need to get permission first. Visit their Discord page via https://discordapp.com/invite/S9uJ794 for this.

After you have been allowed to edit the file, PLS CHECK FIRST whether the game you want has already been requested. DO A THOROUGH SEARCH. For example, if you are looking for the game “Scooby-Doo: Horror of the High Seas Episode 1 – The Ghost Pirate Attacks!”, try searching “Scooby Doo”, “Scooby-Doo”, “Ghost Pirate” etc.

This is because some game websites name them differently (e.g. “Tom and Jerry: Food Fight” is also known by the name “Tom and Jerry: Food Free-For-All”). Curators who tested the games may also name them differently.

If you can’t wait, an alternative is for you to curate the game yourselves (see Qn 3).


Q2) Can I help with the project if I want to?

A2) There are several ways, the most common being:

a. Spread the word to get more people to contribute to the project
b. Search and curate requested games by others, to help add more games to Flashpoint.
c. Testing games which have/haven’t been added to Flashpoint and report any bugs/missing files


Q3) What do you mean by “curate” and/or my copy of FP isn’t working!

A3) It means you find a website that contains the game/animation and download/save the relevant files (e.g. dcr files for Shockwave games & swf files for Flash games). These will be opened with a Flashpoint program such as FP Core/Infinity to test whether the game/animation works.

If it works, the files, screenshots and other important stuff are to be zipped for uploading to the Discord page, where they will be added to the upcoming FP version. Note that you need to seek permission from the people at the Discord page, who will vet your curation before they allow you to submit it.

If you wish to help curate games, you can find guides via https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/dat... , which will get you started on the basics.

If you have more questions or your FP has any issues, check out Flashpoint’s FAQ and Extended FAQ page first:
https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/faq/
https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/dat...

If those don’t work, ask the people at the Discord page for help.