The Flashpoint Archive project has successfully preserved over 200,000 web games and animations, a critical effort to safeguard digital heritage threatened by the obsolescence of browser plugins and web technologies. This open-source initiative provides a fully-featured launcher, a proxy system to simulate live web environments, and a secure sandbox for playback, all designed to rescue content from platforms like Adobe Flash.

Originally spearheaded by BlueMaxima to combat the impending loss of web games before Flash's demise, the project has evolved into a massive community effort involving hundreds of global contributors. It now encompasses games and animations across numerous plugins, frameworks, and standards, ensuring their accessibility for future generations.