Thankfully, we've had a bit of a reprieve from the Hatfield and McCoy-style feuding over what video codec should be supported by the video tag. Still, it seems like there's always someone trying to pull off some HTML5-related dickery... Which leaves me wanting to know, 'Can't we just have some fun with it already?!'
According to html5games.com the answer to my question is a resounding 'Yes!'
Grab a handful of imaginary quarters, cinch up your soda hat, launch your favorite HTML5-compatible browser, and get ready for some plug-in free causal gaming action!
There are loads of fun games to play, like the 3D Tetris clone Cubeout, Pacman, Solitaire and Spades games, and the collection is growing all the time. In fairness to Flash game developers, I didn't see anything on HTML5games which truly rivals the quality and addictiveness of some of our favorite Adobe-powered timewasters, but HTML5 is still pretty nascent as a gaming platform.
Given some more time, HTML5games could very start inching its way up my frequently used bookmarks list.
Because HTML5 is about more than the damn video tag, there's HTML5games.com originally appeared on Download Squad on Thu, 12 Aug 2010 12:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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