It's all about GAMES. - You've come here an untold number of time(s).
I'm going to start designing an RPG for the web. But I have many possible ways of implementing it, and I'm not sure which way to go. I need your help! Help me decide which "platform" would be the best for creating an online web-based RPG:
I was thrilled to see this. Using canvas to create a basic RayCaster engine. I cant wait to see someone create a full fledged browser game using canvas.
Bokardo.com mentions two sites which are trying to keep track of the explosion of Web 2.0 sites that are coming out -- apps apps apps! They say "3" sites, but perhaps they've removed one... I'd also add memeorandum and technorati. Where are the Web 2.0 games?
From the site: "TechCrunch is a weblog dedicated to obsessively profiling and reviewing every newly launched web 2.0 business, product and service."
Ok listen up friends and neighbors. You probably have no idea what I'm talking about. You have no idea what Firefly is or ever heard of Serenity. That doesnt matter. Really. I mean it. Just put your mouse down and go buy some tickets for this movie and go see it. You will thank me. Yes, even you there in the corner. Now go - watch Serenity!
Here's a downloadable card game that lets you pretend to be a game designer, trying to get your game out the door. Kinda interesting.
Gee, what's old is new again. Web Based Apps are making a comeback with AJAX as the banner flag. Check out this list of "web 2.0" apps.
If you own a Mac, and like to dabble in pixel art, then this tool will really light your fire. It has lots of features that pixel artist desire in a paint tool.
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