DOOM in JavaScript and HTML5, Playable in Your Browser
by Robert Quigley | 9:05 am, June 1st, 2011
In some respects, DOOM is the “Hello World!” of gaming, and so this marks a little milestone for the growing power of JavaScript and HTML5 if the bootable in-browser Linux kernel wasn’t enough: Alon Zakai has ported DOOM to the browser, no Flash required.
Use the normal Doom keyboard controls: For the menu, arrow keys and enter; for the game, arrow keys, control, space and alt (hold to strafe).
Use your browser’s zoom to adjust the screen size (usually control + and control -).
Loading and saving games do work, but only until you leave the page. TODO: Use IndexedDB for persistent storage.
You can play it here in Firefox or Safari. Warning: Insanely slow in Chrome, don’t bother. Technical details here.
(Alon Zakai via RWW)
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