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<blockquote data-quote="km32" data-source="post: 433199" data-attributes="member: 2917">As you all know, Shockwave is no longer supported within Chrome and because of that all v26 retros are unable to be played on, and do to the graphical-barrier as such, the chance the idea of a retro with version 26 capabilities to be populated is low.Still, I think a fun personal project would be to create an entire retro (within Linux, on Ubuntu) to play around with. More of a private community of people who are originators of Habbo Hotel. I myself spent years on Habbo, up until awhile ago when I decided that after gambling was first removed (now it's only 3 dice/room) I quit. I do think this would be fun, I am quite aware of previous threads discussing this same topic however I'd like an updated opinion.I know there are not many emulators available however there are bases to work off of, or even new projects to start.Please shoot me back some input, thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="km32, post: 433199, member: 2917"] As you all know, Shockwave is no longer supported within Chrome and because of that all v26 retros are unable to be played on, and do to the graphical-barrier as such, the chance the idea of a retro with version 26 capabilities to be populated is low. Still, I think a fun personal project would be to create an entire retro (within Linux, on Ubuntu) to play around with. More of a private community of people who are originators of Habbo Hotel. I myself spent years on Habbo, up until awhile ago when I decided that after gambling was first removed (now it's only 3 dice/room) I quit. I do think this would be fun, I am quite aware of previous threads discussing this same topic however I'd like an updated opinion. I know there are not many emulators available however there are bases to work off of, or even new projects to start. Please shoot me back some input, thanks. [/QUOTE]

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