Flash 11 looks nice, but with WebGL you can make games like those in normal OpenGL. Best example is Quake 3 in WebGL by Brandon Jones - http://media.tojicode.co

Flash 11 looks nice, but with WebGL you can make games like those in normal OpenGL. Best example is Quake 3 in WebGL by Brandon Jones - http://media.tojicode.com/q3bsp/ http://media.tojicode.com/q3bsp/ During onGameStart conference he also showed Team Fortress 2 level (200mb of assets) in a browser, running smoothly at 60 fps. The map was parsed from original game file. You can't easily port C++/Objective-C/Java games to JS, but you can use the same assets and GLSL shaders (as long as they are ES 2.0 compatible). I haven't tested NaCl yet, so I can't even say if it supports WebGL.