You can try using browser emulators like RetroBrowser (//retrobrowser/) or Browsix (//browsix/) to run older browser versions with Flash Player support. These emulators allow you to experience web content as it appeared in older browsers.
If you stumble upon an old website with a broken Flash title you'd like to play, you can do so by installing Ruffle on your computer. There are browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox. Just install the extension and any Flash content that you run into on the web, new or old, will automatically open in the emulator.
Now you know that the game isn't a remake, and is instead a reboot that shares similar themes and characters. What is this? Why not also take a look at our Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 campaign review if you're still wondering whether you should buy it or not.
Latest Critic Reviews\n\n A somewhat droll campaign will greet players of Modern Warfare II. It's a short bombastic romp with some fun gunplay moments and fantastic graphics. The multiplayer, however, is a miss as it is no longer a properly combined entity and the lack of replayability is disappointing.