Hey guys i found a working sonic robo blast 2 in web browser and hosted a link

your device thinks that .ssg files are dangerous
I do not know of a single device that thinks SSG files are dangerous.
Besides, they could just have a different file extension or be saved as cookies.
 
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Does the link still work? i dont wanna download this on my mom's computer because she might beat my ahh
 
idk if I'm a little off topic, but what is the GitHub repo/link for the afd2025.srb2.org??? cuz I wanna self-host it
╮(. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)╭??
 
idk if I'm a little off topic, but what is the GitHub repo/link for the afd2025.srb2.org??? cuz I wanna self-host it
╮(. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)╭??
According to the site itself, the repo was here, but that leads to a 404. And the last Wayback Machine archive before it was 404'd was from 2021.
The landing page's visuals are basically identical to the first web port mentioned in this thread, so the link being dead makes some sense considering how the april fools port is probably based on it in some capacity. (Although I don't know if the sourcecode link was the same with the host for the first port here.)

I do think it's quite strange how the literal section of the landing page meant for credits probably isn't even complete/accurate considering the policies surrounding credit on this site.

So TLDR; there is not a known repository for the april fools web port.
 
According to the site itself, the repo was here, but that leads to a 404. And the last Wayback Machine archive before it was 404'd was from 2021.
The landing page's visuals are basically identical to the first web port mentioned in this thread, so the link being dead makes some sense considering how the april fools port is probably based on it in some capacity. (Although I don't know if the sourcecode link was the same with the host for the first port here.)

I do think it's quite strange how the literal section of the landing page meant for credits probably isn't even complete/accurate considering the policies surrounding credit on this site.

So TLDR; there is not a known repository for the april fools web port.
Darn (〒﹏〒)
 
I made a 2.2.15 web port with online multiplayer: https://gvbvdxxalt2.github.io/SRB2web/
Doesn't require port forwarding to work!

(Edit: some of the relay servers were crashing and also eating up the hours for how long they could run, so I deleted them except keeping one, if you only see one online that's why, also apparently render doesn't like UDP so I removed the UDP tunnel server)
 
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