PlayCanvas WebGL 3rd Person Multiplayer Demo

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D.E.M.O. screenshot

       WebGL再度做出驚人的表現，PlayCanvas的人員花了兩個禮拜製作。這個demo與以前不一樣的是做到了multiplayer，支援mouse lock, full screen，在Chrome還支援gamepad。Chrome真的是一個很適合發展HTML5的平台。對於有1.3 billion的潛在玩家，並且相較於triple-A專案的開發成本低的HTML5 platform，能不趁早涉入嗎?

Source code: https://bitbucket.org/playcanvas/scifi
Reference:
http://playcanvas.com/a-multiplayer-3rd-person-shooter-in-html5/
http://www.html5gamedevelopment.org/html5-demos/2012-08-playcanvas-webgl-3rd-person-multiplayer-demo?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=facebook

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