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Excellent time-travel-based platformer — interact with past versions of your actions to solve puzzles.

Lovely little piece of web frivolity — You start with an empty patch of land, which only grows into a city as people visit the page. If you could embed this on your own site, it’d be awesome.

Why I was late for work this morning. Excellently addictive flash-puzzle.

Fun flash game where how you play now defines how well you do on subsequent rounds.

Completely lovely animation on a Dutch e-commerce site.

Lovely flowing Flash oddness from Orange.

Addictivating little Impossible-Machine-like physics flashgame from the Science Museum in London.

Congrats to the folks at Virtual Ubiquity. They’ve created a kick-ass application.

A *real* WYSYWIG word processor for the web. Flash-based, and really rather gorgeous. I’ve seen demos at various Boston geek events over the last few months, and it’s turned out excellently.

Massively-multiplayer word association game. The Flash graphs are particularly gorgeous.

Well thought-out list of reasons why Flash might not make it to the iPhone. I really, really don’t want Flash on the iPhone: Existing Flash apps and games won’t play nice with the iPhone’s finger, keyboard and multitouch interface, and I’d rather see new AJAX-based web-apps built.

Really cool social family-tree building software. Allows you to invite your relatives to help build up the tree.

Online Flash version of OS X’s “Photo Booth”. Lotsa fun.

The most fun you’ll have with a cat and a bow this weekend. (Unless you actually have a cat and a bow. In which case, that’ll probably be more fun)

Pleasantly mindless Flash fun.

Fun Flashgame from Nintendo. Are they prototyping ideas for console games using Flash? This could easily be a great two-player DS game.

Excellent Flash strategy-ish game which cost me about 20 minutes of productivity. So far.

Relaxed, attractive Flash logic puzzle. A lovely way to fill five minutes.

Trick questions, logical traps, and just general evilness. Takes an age to download and get going, but it’s plenty of fun.

Cunning use of Flash and Javascript to enable “special effects” (borders, rotation and shadows) on images in web pages cleanly.