As JavaScript-HTML5 development is getting more popular and browsers supporting new features are being utilized by more users everyday, -as expected- many new games are being developed with JavaScript.
JavaScript-powered games are not only easier-to-develop for web developers but they are also the only cross-platform ones including desktop, web and mobile.
A 2D game library powered by HTML5 which supports canvas and ordinary DOM based sprites through the same API.
It has a satisfactory sprite constructor for a higher abstraction for the characters.
Jaws makes handling keystrokes easier, providing string-identifiers for each key and anywhere in the code, you can instantly check if a key is pressed down.
GMP is a JavaScript game engine that fits good to creating sprite-based, 2-D games and it can easily power most retro-style arcade game designs or puzzles like Sudoku.
It has a ready-to-go, self-booting game loop. Mouse and keyboard inputs can be used easily.
The engine is well-documented and the major fallback can be the lack of integrated sound support.
It is a set of libraries, tools and presets to create pixelated indie-style 8/16-bit era games in Javascript using HTML5 canvas tag and some standard hooks.
The modules provided include:
Gamebox: helps with collisions, rendering + moving objects, keyboard, double buffering and FSE.
Gamecycle: features like intro, menus, crossfading between stages/lifes, gameover and ending.
Toys: lots of common routines like jumping characters, bullets, etc.
This is a lightweight and modular JavaScript game engine which consists of many components like animation, event management, redraw regions, collision detection, sprites and more.
„Bagatelle I” is the first of six music videos produced by schnellebuntebilder for the saxophone quartet sonic.art
As unusual the production of a music video of a saxophone combo is, as
experimental is the combination of digital and analogue tools.
The astonishing and impulsive moments of György Ligetis’ composition
was visualized by audio reactive and generatively created graphics and
accomplished by hand-drawn animations. Directed by schnellebuntebilder
BRIEF
Volkswagen decided to sponsor the Planeta Terra Festival (big music fest in São Paulo) as it was a great opportunity to bring their trendy car, the Fox, closer to city’s youth. Then came our challenge: spread the Fox message beyond the event walls, reaching every youngster in São Paulo.
SOLUTION
First, we spread a series of tickets in different places within’ São Paulo. Then, we launched an online platform where visitors could see the Google Maps of the entire city. The mechanic was simple: the more tweets #foxatplanetaterra, the closer the zoom on the map. The first one to get to the ticket, won it. This went on for four days straight.
RESULTS
The tweet #foxatplanetaterra became a TrendTopic in São Paulo in less than 2 hours, where it remained for the entire length of the competition.
Advertising Agency: AlmapBBDO, São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Directors: Luiz Sanches Sergio Mugnaini,
Art Director: Guiga Giacomo
Copywriter: Ricardo Wolff
Published: December 2010
The video above is the first promotional spot for California based clothing company Dataset. The spot was directed by Japanese motion artist, Takafumi Tsuchiya, soundtrack by Denver, CO based DJ/ Producer Ben Samples and mastering by San Diego based DJ/ Producer/ Promoter EshOne.
A big collaborative effort for the clothing company powered by Merchline, already supported by some of the top names in the dubstep, glitch and bass music scenes.
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