TechRadar writes: Given all the mud-flinging about piracy and DRM that's affecting mainstream PC gaming at the moment, it's not impossible that games streamed directly to a browser are the bright future of this ever-changing platform.
There are two types of what you could call browser engines. There's the stuff that 'just works', so long as you have the plug-in, and then there are the ones that essentially call up the game and the game engine as a separate application.
It’s a little mind-boggling how many elements the developers at Fumi Games are packing into the upcoming Mouse: P.I. For Hire. It’s blending an old school shooter inside a black and white noir thriller, mixed with a chunk of cartoon violence, complimented by a catchy big band soundtrack, and tons of hand-drawn animation in a world dominated by mice and rats. Yeah, it’s a lot.
World of Warcraft: Midnight is an excellent follow-up to The War Within and refines all that makes WOW great.
Still dealing well after all these years.
