Compatible flash player for E61i

Upgraded from the E61 to the E61i recently --- shocked to find that I cannot view web video's or play online flash games (www.stickfootball.com) which I could on the E61.
Can someone help me with this problem? I am sure there is a way I can have fun again, but how?
Cheers!
Jagat

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