You can download a copy for your game collection here: www.dan-dare.org/FreeFun/Games/CartoonsMoviesTV/pji_dexters_laboratory.swf You'll need a flash emulator to play it though, just like any .SWF games. The downloadable version of Adobe Flash Player's still available out there. You've just got to find it. Additionally, there's newer emulators and ones in the works as we speak. There's one emulator called FlashPoint which might actually have this game built into its database. FlashPoint's one of those rare emulators that comes with a database of built-in video games, which is always cool. xD
Where was the robot! I think if you put the night vision glasses on you would have found it in the kitchen cabinet. I wish I could play this game again but adobe flash player is gone!
Haha, yes! I plan to return to this and do a playthrough of it, I have a copy downloaded in my game collection. : ) Thanks for the tip and thanks for watching/enjoying this gameplay session. Actually, Adobe Flash Player isn't gone. It can still be downloaded. What happened is a lot of mainstream web browsers (Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox I believe, IE I'm sure, etc.) went the route of choosing to no longer be compatible with flash in any way, at least in the sense we're speaking of for video games. However, like I said, it's ' a lot of the big-time browsers ', so there's a lot of smaller browsers, or maybe even some bigger-name ones still, that do still have features built-in for compatibility with Adobe Flash Player, or whatever type of 'flash' game is being played (there seems to be 'different kinds' in a way, I'm no expert though). Additionally, the technology (or whatever) of Adobe Flash Player has been used / is in the process of being used to create other types of flash video game emulators (like PS1 emulators, Adobe Flash Player is an OS in a way to play flash games through; as long as you have something to play flash games, you can always play them). There's FlashPoint, I got it recently myself. It's, in short, a giant game database that's constantly being added to (to my understanding) and already has thousands upon tens of thousands (pretty sure) flash games built into it (there's a smaller version with less games if you don't have enough space on your computer, haha). I'm pretty sure this game is playable on there. And notice, if you get FlashPoint, you'll see that they're literally using Adobe Flash Player to emulate it. At least, that's what it says (maybe they just made it look that way, but I don't really think so from what I've seen). FlashPoint is one of the 'big name' flash emulators, since it also has a database built into it. But like I'd mentioned, there's other flash emulators that have already been around for quite some time, some that are currently in the works (not complete/public yet), and there's also obviously some new ones that I'm sure have came out in recent years. Definitely do some research on this if you're interested in the topic (there's some misinfo/misunderstandings that go around about the topic, though; I think that's how it spread that 'Flsah is Done and Over With' basically lol), because Adobe Flash Player itself and the technology to play (emulate) flash video games definitely still exist, can be downloaded/installed/used, etc. Additionally, a lot of flash video game websites where you can play them in a browser, and download copies of the games from (you can download flash games, then play them in an emulator like a normal N64 game on a N64 emulator - for example), are still up and active (that could change, but I hope it doesn't, that'd be just lame and there's no reason they should do that, it makes it harder for archivers to download each video game for safe-keeping, and it also makes it touch for people to play them obviously, when the website could just as easily stay up as it is). Actually, I can hop into other browsers right now, other than the one I'm using, and play flash games in my web browser. It works fine for me. I play a lot of flash games on my channel, but I just title them as 'PC' games, generally (unless I feel like pointing it out specifically), since I'm playing them on a Windows computer. Flash would make sense, but I honestly prefer to simplify it for flash games and consider them as 'PC' games. Maybe my opinion of that will change one day, though. xD Anyways, once again - thanks for watching! ^ _ ^ I'll definitely be returning to this game sometime in the future. I just thought I'd give you some info though about flash and how it's definitely not gone or anything. The info's really for anyone who wants to read it though. I treat my comment sections like a forum, basically. If you have any questions about the process though, I'm learning about it myself. Feel free to ask any questions in a comment and I wouldn't mind trying to help out for what I can.
@@Xbuster6 A little tip: you need the x-ray glasses to locate the robot (6 possible locations, unless it's in the cupboard on the left in the kitchen cos that one requires you to open the cupboard first, then wear the night vision glasses instead). Won't spoil it by telling you where to find the x-ray glasses, you'll figure it out :)
@@victoriam.8652 No, I haven't. Actually, thanks for bringing that up! I wasn't aware that novels existed for Dexter's Laboratory. I'll have to look into that one of these days! ฅ^ﻌ^ฅ Have you ever read any of them yourself?
@@Xbuster6 no, I haven't, the reason why i"m asking is there is this book called brain power, it has dexter and mardark running away from this walking brain with a real color Cape, I wish that there is a read aloud on that book, the alien is named the mighty kortex...
@@victoriam.8652 That sounds interesting! I found it here on Ebay for sale www.ebay.com/p/2459821 you can probably find it for cheaper somewhere, but it's definitely buyable. I looked up audio books of it but couldn't find any videos/recordings/etc. What you could do though, is buy the book somewhere online like that link I provided, or find a .PDF copy of it where you can just read it online, and then you could record yourself reading it and keep the recording for yourself privately to listen to as an audio book; Or, you could upload it if you want to for others to listen to. However you'd prefer to do it. But that's one way to do it. I have a book series called RahXephon (it's an anime, but I loved it so much I purchased the English translated novels/books, and now I own all of the volumes) which I'm thinking of one day making into an audio book for myself to listen to. But, I might just upload it publicly, I'm not sure yet. However, it'll probably be awhile before I ever do that. haha Anyways, I hope you get yourself a copy of that book one day if you don't already have it, then you could read it and/or make an audio book out of it yourself.
In what play store? Like Google PlayStore? If so, I don't know that this video game was ever ported to Android gaming platform. It's for the Adobe Flash Player gaming platform aka it's a Flash game. So you'd get a copy of the .swf game file, then play it on Adobe Flash Player which can be easily obtained online. You can also probably find it in FlashPoint's game database: bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/
So glad I found this on youtube. Makes me feel so nostalgic!
Thanks for watching! I'm happy to hear that! =D
Me too
I don't know why but I got scared every time I played this game... This was like Rusty Lake to me back then. Miss those good old times.
lol Dexter's Laboratory scared you? x'D
@@Xbuster6 Used to scare me too as a kid. It's the eerie silence that's doing it, the static on the geiger glasses isn't helping any, either.
I can’t believe this was one of the first games I played on the Cartoon Network web. I was 4 or 5 or even 3 when I played this.
Haha, I feel that same nostalgia too! xD
@@Xbuster6 :D
Loved this as a kid lol
Same! :D
I was OBSESSED with this game!!
It's a really fun video game! ^ _ ^ Thx for watching! =D
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Hi, Can I ask if this game still available in Cartoon Network site? Because this is my fav game when I was a child and I want to play it again...
Oh nostalgic 😭
Indeed ^ _ ^ Thx for watching c:
I want to play this game again but it's not on the cartoon Network website anymore but is there a chance if I can download it somewhere
You can download a copy for your game collection here: www.dan-dare.org/FreeFun/Games/CartoonsMoviesTV/pji_dexters_laboratory.swf
You'll need a flash emulator to play it though, just like any .SWF games. The downloadable version of Adobe Flash Player's still available out there. You've just got to find it. Additionally, there's newer emulators and ones in the works as we speak.
There's one emulator called FlashPoint which might actually have this game built into its database. FlashPoint's one of those rare emulators that comes with a database of built-in video games, which is always cool. xD
Where was the robot! I think if you put the night vision glasses on you would have found it in the kitchen cabinet. I wish I could play this game again but adobe flash player is gone!
Haha, yes! I plan to return to this and do a playthrough of it, I have a copy downloaded in my game collection. : ) Thanks for the tip and thanks for watching/enjoying this gameplay session.
Actually, Adobe Flash Player isn't gone. It can still be downloaded. What happened is a lot of mainstream web browsers (Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox I believe, IE I'm sure, etc.) went the route of choosing to no longer be compatible with flash in any way, at least in the sense we're speaking of for video games.
However, like I said, it's ' a lot of the big-time browsers ', so there's a lot of smaller browsers, or maybe even some bigger-name ones still, that do still have features built-in for compatibility with Adobe Flash Player, or whatever type of 'flash' game is being played (there seems to be 'different kinds' in a way, I'm no expert though).
Additionally, the technology (or whatever) of Adobe Flash Player has been used / is in the process of being used to create other types of flash video game emulators (like PS1 emulators, Adobe Flash Player is an OS in a way to play flash games through; as long as you have something to play flash games, you can always play them).
There's FlashPoint, I got it recently myself. It's, in short, a giant game database that's constantly being added to (to my understanding) and already has thousands upon tens of thousands (pretty sure) flash games built into it (there's a smaller version with less games if you don't have enough space on your computer, haha). I'm pretty sure this game is playable on there. And notice, if you get FlashPoint, you'll see that they're literally using Adobe Flash Player to emulate it. At least, that's what it says (maybe they just made it look that way, but I don't really think so from what I've seen).
FlashPoint is one of the 'big name' flash emulators, since it also has a database built into it. But like I'd mentioned, there's other flash emulators that have already been around for quite some time, some that are currently in the works (not complete/public yet), and there's also obviously some new ones that I'm sure have came out in recent years.
Definitely do some research on this if you're interested in the topic (there's some misinfo/misunderstandings that go around about the topic, though; I think that's how it spread that 'Flsah is Done and Over With' basically lol), because Adobe Flash Player itself and the technology to play (emulate) flash video games definitely still exist, can be downloaded/installed/used, etc.
Additionally, a lot of flash video game websites where you can play them in a browser, and download copies of the games from (you can download flash games, then play them in an emulator like a normal N64 game on a N64 emulator - for example), are still up and active (that could change, but I hope it doesn't, that'd be just lame and there's no reason they should do that, it makes it harder for archivers to download each video game for safe-keeping, and it also makes it touch for people to play them obviously, when the website could just as easily stay up as it is).
Actually, I can hop into other browsers right now, other than the one I'm using, and play flash games in my web browser. It works fine for me. I play a lot of flash games on my channel, but I just title them as 'PC' games, generally (unless I feel like pointing it out specifically), since I'm playing them on a Windows computer. Flash would make sense, but I honestly prefer to simplify it for flash games and consider them as 'PC' games. Maybe my opinion of that will change one day, though. xD
Anyways, once again - thanks for watching! ^ _ ^ I'll definitely be returning to this game sometime in the future. I just thought I'd give you some info though about flash and how it's definitely not gone or anything. The info's really for anyone who wants to read it though. I treat my comment sections like a forum, basically.
If you have any questions about the process though, I'm learning about it myself. Feel free to ask any questions in a comment and I wouldn't mind trying to help out for what I can.
@@Xbuster6 A little tip: you need the x-ray glasses to locate the robot (6 possible locations, unless it's in the cupboard on the left in the kitchen cos that one requires you to open the cupboard first, then wear the night vision glasses instead). Won't spoil it by telling you where to find the x-ray glasses, you'll figure it out :)
@@TheOwlTheOne Reported ya for spam bro. Take your trash talking to a different part of the internet, it isn't welcome on my channel.
Dexters mom ❤❤❤❤
She was a kewl mother/character ^ 0 ^
So you Didn't found the Missing Robot in this Video
I guess not, but it was still plenty of fun to play! ^-^
@@Xbuster6 have you ever read any dexter laboratory books?
@@victoriam.8652 No, I haven't. Actually, thanks for bringing that up! I wasn't aware that novels existed for Dexter's Laboratory. I'll have to look into that one of these days! ฅ^ﻌ^ฅ
Have you ever read any of them yourself?
@@Xbuster6 no, I haven't, the reason why i"m asking is there is this book called brain power, it has dexter and mardark running away from this walking brain with a real color Cape, I wish that there is a read aloud on that book, the alien is named the mighty kortex...
@@victoriam.8652 That sounds interesting! I found it here on Ebay for sale www.ebay.com/p/2459821 you can probably find it for cheaper somewhere, but it's definitely buyable. I looked up audio books of it but couldn't find any videos/recordings/etc. What you could do though, is buy the book somewhere online like that link I provided, or find a .PDF copy of it where you can just read it online, and then you could record yourself reading it and keep the recording for yourself privately to listen to as an audio book; Or, you could upload it if you want to for others to listen to. However you'd prefer to do it. But that's one way to do it. I have a book series called RahXephon (it's an anime, but I loved it so much I purchased the English translated novels/books, and now I own all of the volumes) which I'm thinking of one day making into an audio book for myself to listen to. But, I might just upload it publicly, I'm not sure yet. However, it'll probably be awhile before I ever do that. haha
Anyways, I hope you get yourself a copy of that book one day if you don't already have it, then you could read it and/or make an audio book out of it yourself.
Lo recuerdo 😔
How to find this game in play store?
In what play store? Like Google PlayStore? If so, I don't know that this video game was ever ported to Android gaming platform. It's for the Adobe Flash Player gaming platform aka it's a Flash game. So you'd get a copy of the .swf game file, then play it on Adobe Flash Player which can be easily obtained online. You can also probably find it in FlashPoint's game database: bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/
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