Festival2011/Games that Rock Your Browser

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Description

Challenge: Port a classic game to run directly in the browser

It's not your mother's Firefox. HTML5, WebGL, and JavaScript speeds have ramped-up browsers' capacity to directly support games. What are the new limits? How do we push past them? Code a classic game, like PacMan or Space Invaders, to run right in the browser, and showcase what game development for the web can look like.

Hosted by Bobby Richter, Mozilla Paladin Team

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https://github.com/jonoxia/platform-game/

http://evilbrainjono.net/platformer