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In 2003, movie marketing was completely different. Studios built highly interactive, Flash-based websites for upcoming films. These sites featured exclusive mini-games, downloadable wallpapers, interactive lab tours (where you could "mutate" DNA like Bruce Banner), and unique behind-the-scenes featurettes.Because Adobe Flash is now defunct, the Wayback Machine on the Internet Archive is the only place where fans can plug in the original 2003 movie URL and experience the marketing campaign exactly as it looked over twenty years ago. 2. Video Game ROMs and Demos