Re:Very cool uses of HTML5 Canvas. Love Torus "Cylindrical T...
by dca on Sunday April 25, 2010 @11:06PM
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Thats one of the more innovative Tetris oriented games I've seen in a few years. I was surprised how smooth it works in the browser, even though I've seen a few of the other cool things folks are doing with HTML5 these days. Good stuff.
Re:Very cool uses of HTML5 Canvas. Love Torus "Cylindrical T...
by koanarc on Monday April 26, 2010 @12:23AM
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Wow. There have been a lot of cool canvas demos to date, and these are certainly on that list. I am stoked for the future of the internet, guys. Stoked as the dickens.
Re:Very cool uses of HTML5 Canvas. Love Torus "Cylindrical T...
by koanarc on Monday April 26, 2010 @01:16AM
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Yeah, but...who uses Opera?
...I kid, I kid!
In all seriousness, though, a widget on a browser with a chronic ~2% usage share is one thing. The exact same thing available on any standards-compliant browser is quite another, wouldn't you say?
Re:Very cool uses of HTML5 Canvas. Love Torus "Cylindrical T...
by DCoder on Monday April 26, 2010 @02:32AM
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I tried Tetris ... 11k points later I realised that 25 minutes had gone by. Addictive, and very well done from both technical and gameplay perspective!
Re:Very cool uses of HTML5 Canvas. Love Torus "Cylindrical T...
by bsergean on Monday April 26, 2010 @01:47AM
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1871 points. I'm not dead yet (and I got bored after a while, just managed to go back to the ground floor). Last time I was good at tetris was on the Game boy, which is ... old.
>>>As an aside, I love that this isn't flash, but it makes my CPU & fans go just as nuts as if it was.
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=514838
2006 was when he got the first comment on the widget. http://widgets.opera.com/widget/4196/1.2/6/#comments-begin
...I kid, I kid!
In all seriousness, though, a widget on a browser with a chronic ~2% usage share is one thing. The exact same thing available on any standards-compliant browser is quite another, wouldn't you say?