Homebrew Is it possible to port a flash player to the 3DS, for flash games?

[Gettwobirdsstone]

I'm curious if it's possible to port a flash player to the 3DS. It'd be cool to play the original binding of Isaac or another popular flash game.

 

[NuikopeaDemon]

Omg I was gnna ask the same thing

 

[730]

When pigs fly probably. Really, it takes fucktons of RAM.

 

[uyjulian]

Also, flash is closed source.
It's never going to happen

 

[jonthedit]

Also, flash is closed source.
It's never going to happen

https://github.com/comex/frash
^
Pretty close during the iOS 4 days; Though unlikely someone would take up a project similar to that for the 3DS.

 

[DutchyDutch]

I really hope this happens. There are tons of great flash games out there. Too bad nobody makes them anymore.

 

[Wolfy]

I really hope this happens. There are tons of great flash games out there. Too bad nobody makes them anymore.

I'm pretty sure they do just the well known games are literally on almost all of the websites so it's hard to sort through to find new
content.

 

[Pandaxclone2]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't apps like Youtube utilise flash? If so, it should be possible to rig something like that for homebrew. (Unless it's not as simple as that or youtube can't be reverse engineered for that coding or something.)

 

[Deleted member 370671]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't apps like Youtube utilise flash? If so, it should be possible to rig something like that for homebrew. (Unless it's not as simple as that or youtube can't be reverse engineered for that coding or something.)

No, the YouTube app doesn't use flash. It uses a specific video player integrated to the browser included in the app, if I'm not mistaken.
And actually, the original YouTube website itself doesn't use Flash (by default) anymore since the beginning of the year, just HTML5.