This is all early stuff, yes. We aren't quite at the point yet where people can sell AAA games for $40 on the web. But I wouldn't be surprised if it happens, an

This is all early stuff, yes. We aren't quite at the point yet where people can sell AAA games for $40 on the web. But I wouldn't be surprised if it happens, and what we are showing that it's certainly possible with some more work (not a huge amount, either). End users could benefit greatly; just click on a URL and immediately start playing a game! The game needs to be on par with native, yes, but if we can pull this off there are huge benefits for distributing over the web. Note that the Bullet physics engine was compiling with emscripten into a library called "ammo.js" and is somewhat of a standard for 3d games on the web.