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Mozilla Paladin project is developing Gladius, a 3D game engine for browsers
- loganlinn 15y agoDoes this title scream "WoW" to anyone else?
- william42 15y agoIt screams "Gradius" to me.
- endtime 15y agoProbably just those who think Blizzard invented the word paladin.
- loganlinn 15y agoTrue, however "Gladius" is also a popular WoW interface add-on. http://www.google.com/search?&q=gladius http://www.google.com/search?&q=gladius
- tomjen3 15y agoIt is also a Roman fighting sword which would fit with the fight ancient fighters theme.
- ineedtosleep 15y agoIt is also a Roman gladiator game from the GC-PS2-XB generation.
- MarkPNeyer 15y agothere was a sweet turn-based strategy game called 'gladius' released around 2004. good times.
- DanielRibeiro 15y agoAlong with HTML5 game conference[1], it is good to see html5 games getting traction. [1] http://www.newgameconf.com/ http://www.newgameconf.com/
- windsurfer 15y agoThe game might be painfully bad, but the technology is awesome. I've been using CubicVR, and I find it pretty good. I don't see why they had to fork it though.
- nasmorn 15y agoReally? That is good to hear, because I saw the screenshot and though "Why is it cool when you can make ugly shit in our browser that could be shown on a 486."
- noduerme 15y agoMore proof that Javascript 1.5 is runs soooo much faster than Flash. Who said you couldn't write a 3D game engine with no variable types and no class inheritance? Thanks to Apple and Microsoft, the impossible is now your only option! Get crackin', there's a lot of good code to port backwards to a language that should have been obsolete in 2001 if you want to target the mobile web!
- ciupicri 15y agoIt's almost useless without 3D acceleration under Linux.
- zobzu 15y agoCrashes on Chrome for me, slow on FF (Linux)