Most notably, the Flash plug-in had a comparatively short start-up time and Flash content usually loaded quickly. In those dialup days, I would actually check the file sizes before I committed to waiting to load Flash content. Pretty much every video game I played until the fading of Flash was a Flash game. And since Flash was Flash regardless of operating system, a Flash game was pretty much automatically cross-platform. There have been significant efforts to preserve Flash content, like the Flashpoint Archive, which archives over 1.6 terabytes of Flash content, and Ruffle, a Flash emulator that runs in modern web browsers, taking the place of Flash Player.