I actually like your ideas about open (source) games :D
I am looking forward to WebGL and the modern WWW, to bring the spirit of openness to players and developers alike.
I study Game Design for Computers, and I am actually right now working on a System called GMS (launchpad.net/gms) ... its still mainly a draft: I think about it as a system for developers to develop games right in the browser, with WebGL and modern HTML5 features. What I dislike about all that WebGL trend that's coming, is that in the end mostly these open standards get used for closed commercial services (turbulenz, playcanvas, etc.) ... I/We try to stop that, and look forward to sharing, without barriers, even for closed source game developers, but we dont want to offer any support for these closed economic systems. We do it as a hobby, and still have to figure stuff ^^
For me, maybe the WWW/Internet helps to bring opensource forward, because it is open by nature ( at least when it does not run serverside ;) )
Thank you for your short presentation. I see that there is a desire =)
Hey,
I actually like your ideas about open (source) games :D
I am looking forward to WebGL and the modern WWW, to bring the spirit of openness to players and developers alike.
I study Game Design for Computers, and I am actually right now working on a System called GMS (launchpad.net/gms) ... its still mainly a draft: I think about it as a system for developers to develop games right in the browser, with WebGL and modern HTML5 features. What I dislike about all that WebGL trend that's coming, is that in the end mostly these open standards get used for closed commercial services (turbulenz, playcanvas, etc.) ... I/We try to stop that, and look forward to sharing, without barriers, even for closed source game developers, but we dont want to offer any support for these closed economic systems. We do it as a hobby, and still have to figure stuff ^^
For me, maybe the WWW/Internet helps to bring opensource forward, because it is open by nature ( at least when it does not run serverside ;) )
Thank you for your short presentation. I see that there is a desire =)