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Re: Chrome World Wide Maze

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I think this is the first time I've been genuinely impressed with a Chrome Experiment.

They've recreated Super Monkey Ball entirely inside the browser, with the option of using a device as a controller. Certainly an interesting concept for multiplayer gaming, imagine Chrome running on a Smart TV(Chrome OS TV?) and a couple of friends can hook up their mobiles as controllers, and play some casual party style games like Monkey Ball or Mario Party.

Re: Chrome World Wide Maze

#4
The reason this is so impressive is that it brings together three technologies that people aren't used to even seeing one good implementation of yet:

  * HTML5 accelerometer support  
  * Sync between mobile/desktop using websockets  
  * Web page slicing based (by the look of it) on DOM and image processing
…and of course this is in a nice responsive WebGL-rendered package, which people are getting more used to thanks to the http://www.chromeexperiments.com/ project.
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