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| − | + | '''Newgrounds''' <ref>http://www.newgrounds.com</ref> (founded on July 6, 1995 by Tom Fulp) <ref>http://www.newgrounds.com/wiki/about-newgrounds/staff</ref> is an online [[website]] where amateur computer game designers, movie-makers and audio creators, using "Flash" animation, can post their creations to an internet portal so other people can have the chance to see their work and try their [[Video game|games]]. It is often used by new game designers to test out their projects to see if they are well received. Anyone can create an account, play the games and vote on them. The better games tend to get good votes and stay in the higher rankings, while the poorly made games tend to quickly fall off the charts. Newgrounds does not censor its content, so although most games are fine for everyone, some of the material may be deemed too violent for the general public. | |
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Latest revision as of 08:29, December 21, 2020
Newgrounds [1] (founded on July 6, 1995 by Tom Fulp) [2] is an online website where amateur computer game designers, movie-makers and audio creators, using "Flash" animation, can post their creations to an internet portal so other people can have the chance to see their work and try their games. It is often used by new game designers to test out their projects to see if they are well received. Anyone can create an account, play the games and vote on them. The better games tend to get good votes and stay in the higher rankings, while the poorly made games tend to quickly fall off the charts. Newgrounds does not censor its content, so although most games are fine for everyone, some of the material may be deemed too violent for the general public.
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