Monkey Quest and other Club era Nick flash games

I'm actually not so sure about that–remember, we aren't trying to contact Nickelodeon themselves in the end, we're trying to contact people who worked on the flash games. Since most of these are about a decade old, the people that worked on them might not have the games themselves ((or, they might, who knows)), but they may have useful information regarding how we could find them or where we could look. Third-party sites, while useful, can both be sketchy and fruitless. As I said earlier most third-party sites hosting Nickelodeon games wouldn't use a ripped .swf file, they'd use embeds. This makes it even more difficult to find the old games because, while looking for them, you have to sift through several dead pages since those pages used embeds. Now, sites like the gameslikeangrybirds one, which download the .swf files on your computer, could very well be legit in which that would be awesome and help a lot for the preservation, but I definitely have my doubts about its' legitimacy.

Bringing up these old Nick games actually brings me back to another piece of lost media, Disney Create. It was a sub site of Disney which hosted different themed art programs and a sharing/almost social media like platform for young artists. Maybe I should make a thread for that too, though it seems much less plausible for those drawing apps to be recovered.