The original Command and Conquer game has been turned into an HTML5 game, playable in the browser. It’s buggy and a bit awkward, but it’ll still put smiles on retro gaming fans’ faces.

In addition to these tools, the developers are offering in-depth tear-downs of how they created the games in HTML5 as well as tutorials for building browser-based games. Given that not every ...

There's no shortage of HTML5 games (or developers for that matter) out there, but most of them don't offer much competition for more graphically-intensive, engrossing native games. “You can run ...

Sorenson Squeeze 9 offers a simple solution for delivering HTML5 video in H.264 or WebM with Flash fallback. As long as you don't need features like adaptive streaming, closed captions, or DRM, ...

Ever get a hankering for some old-school Atari? Now you can play eight classic video games in any HTML5 Web browser, even on touch-screen smartphones and tablets.