BrassMonkey Launches HTML5 SDK
BrassMonkey, a company aiming to turn any browser into a game console and your phone into the controller, has launched their HTML5 SDK.
HTML5 News
Webcam access in Opera Labs
The Opera Browser desktop team has written a blog post on how access to the WebCam is available in Opera Labs and is up to date with the getusermedia specification. …Read more
Web Browser Grand Prix: Chrome 16, Firefox 9, And Mac OS X
This isn’t directly game related, but Tom’s hardware has an extremely in-depth Browser vs. Browser analysis. Pitting the latest versions of Chrome, Safari, Firebox, IE and Opera in a race …Read more
AT&T HTML5 Mobile App Store
The HTML5 Bandwagon got kicked into the next gear with the announcement at CES 2012 that AT&T is developing an HTML5 App store for devices on it’s mobile network for …Read more
Partnership with HTML5GameDevs.com
We’ve pleased to announce we’ve partnered up with http://www.html5gamedevs.com/ to exchange HTML5 Game Developer related news and information. Look for more news and info coming in from across the pond. …Read more
Moblyng, Mobile HTML5 Game Dev shuts down
GamaSutra is reporting that Mobylng, a HTML5 Game Developer focused on the mobile market has shuttered it’s doors. Moblyng had raised over $10 million in funding since opening in 2005. …Read more
HTML5 Gaming 2011 and 2012
Justin Siegal , the CEO of Boston based mobile social network MocoSpace was written an article on forbes titled The 10 Most Important Events In Mobile Gaming In 2011. Regarding …Read more
Pokki $50k HTML5 Game Development Conference
Pokki, a platform for building Desktop App with HTML5 recently announced a contest with $50k in prizes, where the winner gets $30k and a trip to GDC in 2012. Submissions …Read more
Chrome will receive Gamepad, Microphone and Webcam support
Google developer Advocate Paul Kinlan announced at the Develop conference in Liverpool that Chrome is going to get a number of Game-friendly features in Q1-Q2 2012 – specifically Gamepad support …Read more
Unity will support HTML5 at some point
Mobile and Web gaming juggernaut Unity has come forward and stated that eventually they will support HTML5 Interesting comments form the CEO: Helgason said he wants Unity to be ready …Read more
Microsoft HTML5 Game Camp Nov 17th
Microsoft is hosting a free HTML5 Game Camp on Thursday November 17th at it’s N.E.R.D. center in Cambridge MA – looks to be a lot of fun and a good …Read more
Play My Code
Play My Code is a HTML5 Platform for building and distributing games from the browser. Currently in Beta the site shows promise as a one-stop-shop for people looking to get …Read more
Source Engine WebGL Level Viewer Code Release
Brandon Jones turned some heads at the end of September with his presentation at onGameStart of a WebGL based level viewer for the source engine. He’s now released the source …Read more
Discussion of Facebook Mobile’s HTML5 gaming platform
There’s an interesting article on GameZebo talking about the launch of Facebook’s Mobile gaming platform – it doesn’t have a lot of positive things to say right now (which I …Read more
Boston HTML5 Game Jam: a Weekend of Game Hacking
The next Boston Game Jam has been announced, and it’s going to be rocking it HTML5 style – The Fall Game Jam will take place at the MIT Gambit Game …Read more
Game Development in HTML5 W3C Online Training Course
The W3C has launched a new online course focused on HTML5 Game Development. This 4 week course starts October 31st and requires a basic knowledge of HTML, Javascript & CSS. …Read more
RIM Blackberry shows off WebGL in PlayBook Browser
RIM showed off WebGL working natively in the PlayBook browser – getting WebGL running on mobile devices (Besides this old Firefox Nokia 900 demo) would be a huge step for …Read more
Alice.js: A JavaScript library for hardware accelerated effects.
Alice.js is a small Javascript library to that makes it easy to generate hardware-accelerated 3D effects on HTML DOM elements in Javascript such as bouncing, flipping. As these effects are …Read more