Oh, this brings back memories of interning in the IT lab at the local university. Has anyone done Frozen Bubble?
Yes! And let's not forget lbreakout2!
Tuxracer.js play Tux Racer in the browser
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Re: Tuxracer.js play Tux Racer in the browser
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Looks like it would be possible with Emscripten but I'm not sure what OpenGL version its using so that's probably the biggest dependency there.
I tried doing this a few years ago, mapping OpenGL 1.x primitives into WebGL was indeed a pain. There were some translation layers but they were either incomplete or targetting GLES, not classical OoenGL. I then attempted to actually rewrite ETR to use GLES (or modern OpenGL in general), but that also turned out to be quite an effort given how the original engine/game code is structured.
Interesting. Sounds like a rewrite would be faster since the game itself doesn't seem that complicated.
Re: Tuxracer.js play Tux Racer in the browser
#43Oh, this brings back memories of interning in the IT lab at the local university. Has anyone done Frozen Bubble?
https://www.y8.com/games/frozen_bubble_hd
This is a great port, but you'll want an ad blocker. It works well saved as a web app from Safari.