This is a test of real-time raycasting and lighting by the Wii Opera SDK, a popular JavaScript software library to allow developers to create advanced graphics and interfaces in games for the Nintendo Wii's Internet Channel.

The test is being run in the Opera Web browser for Microsoft Windows XP. Graphics are all generated through vertical scanline slices that are scaled based on casting imaginary light rays from the camera. Double-buffering is achieved by flipping two canvas objects over the same screen area.

This engine is based on Wolfenstein 3D with added abilities for a walking bounce, variable altitude, and real-time shading. It's playable with a keyboard on a computer or a Wii Remote (as a pointer or controller) on the Nintendo Wii in the Internet Channel. The engine is available for free (non-IE) browser viewing at http://wiioperasdk.com

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This is a test of real-time triangle texture-mapping and lighting by the Wii Opera SDK, a popular JavaScript software library to allow developers to create advanced graphics and interfaces in games for the Nintendo Wii's Internet Channel.

The test is being run in the Opera Web browser for Microsoft Windows XP. Graphics are all generated through transformations of source image to a canvas object. Double-buffering is achieved by flipping two canvas objects over the same screen area.

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This is a test of real-time shading by the Wii Opera SDK, a popular JavaScript software library to allow developers to create advanced graphics and interfaces in games for the Nintendo Wii's Internet Channel.

The test is being run in the Opera Web browser for Microsoft Windows XP. Graphics are all generated through drawing flat shaded triangles. By taking the dot product of the normal vectors of those triangles with the light source vector, the angle of incidence is determined for brightness adjustment. An angle greater than 90 degrees determines complete darkness. The graphics are double-buffered by flipping canvas objects.

See more at http://wiioperasdk.com

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Website - http://dsichatroom.com/
Signup - http://hullbreachonline.com/
Thank Mr.HullBreach for creating this website for all the DSi Users =] hope yall injoyed guys.

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http://www.videojug.com - Brilliant scientists and tiny overseas hands work eighteen-hour days to produce 5 devices that can make you even lazier than a stereotypical American!

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(TURN THE ANNOTATIONS ON)
Are you broke? Don't have a DSi Point to spent with software? So follow me in this DSi Browser amazing and free super duper master adventure in the world of DSi Paint! Yes, a Paint Web Software. Now you can draw and share your artwork with the word in this amazing DSi Browser app. Here's the link: http://dsoperasdk.com/ or http://dsipaint.com/
Thank you for watching!

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This commercial was aired before the premire of Enterprise to advertise for the show. Pretty funny ad.

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*edit: I'm tired of people not believing me that I am the original author of this video (NOT the music, that is not mine). So send me an email at the address in the end credits, include your YouTube account name, and I'll message you back on here. Proof enough?
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Several people have uploaded this, but as the original author, I thought I probably should too. This is a video that I created a few months ago - please note, I am NOT the author of the music. That would be DarkMateria, and you can find his work (including the original .mp3) online at http://tborgax.homepage.dk

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Celebrating 40 years of the Classic Sci-Fi TV / Film franchise. Featuring all five generations together... from the iconic original to The Next Generation, through Deep Space Nine and Voyager to the most recent series, Enterprise. The music is an orchestral piece based on the flute melody from ST:TNG 'The Inner Light'.

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A video review of the Gamestation, a cheap video game unit in the shape of Sony's original Playstation.

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A video review of a cheap rip-off of Nintendo's DS games system.

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A video review of a cheap rip-off of Sony's PSP games system.

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