Damn, I didn’t realize it was as simple as opening the SWF with a browser! I just googled “play flashgames offline” and bumumed it was as complicated as they made it out to be. This thing makes a .fop (flash offline playable?) out of the .swf and plays the .fop like some kind of emulator. It’s kinda handy having it all together like that though, if not a little bum-backwards.

Actually, since posting the OP, I tried another game and I was able to save it (Commando 2). I’ll try running the one that didn’t save (Zombie Exploder) in the browser and see what it does, otherwise oh well I guess.

Note: If you try to download SWF’s off of miniclip.com they won’t work right. If you get the exact same miniclip games from another site they will though. You can directly download a lot off of http://www.allflashnow.com/ and you don’t got to mess with Orbit or Firefox page info or any of that crap.