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Cómo Crear un Juego Móvil con HTML5 y Cordova En un mundo donde el tiempo se ha vuelto escaso ya nadie tiene tiempo para cuidar ni darle de comer a una mascota. Por alguna extraña razón (los humanos somos un poco raros) se inventaron las virtual petses decir, aplicaciones que simulan una mascota de verdad y permiten cuidarla y darle de comer. Todo desde la comodidad de tu móvil. Dada la popularidad de este género, que comenzó como llaveritos "Tamagochi" y evolucionó a mega-éxitos de Android como Pou, pensé que sería interesante crear un tutorial de mascota virtual para enseñar desarrollo de videojuegos con HTML5 y Cordova, utilizando la librería de juegos de HTMLdesarrollo de videojuegos con HTML5 y Cordova, to cover the basics of the Open Source Phaser, la cual es gratis y de código abierto.

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Miles de juegos clásicos para disfrutar en el navegador En la década de los 80 teníamos que esperar bastante para que cargue un sencillo juego en nuestro MSX, eso sin tener en cuenta los ajustes que a veces había que hacer con el destornillador en el cassette. Los tiempos han cambiado, y ahora es posible disfrutar de juegos muy semejantes en programas web que se cargan en segundos. Si echáis de menos algunos juegos del siglo XX, aquí os traemos algunas opciones para que las disfrutéis en el navegador, en javascript y HTML5, sin necesidad de que instaléis nada en vuestro ordenador. Unité 7 - Chasses au trésor - Les TICE pour le FLES Mercredi 17 octobre 3 17 /10 /Oct 22:41 Activité : réaliser une chasse au trésor sur un sujet de votre choix que vous publierez dans votre blog-portfolio. Les chasses au trésor sur Internet

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Happy Wheels Hello pals. I'd like to continue hosting the flash version of Happy Wheels as long as possible. With the loss of certain ad networks, I'm going to try out a few different ad formats on this site as I continue to attempt to regain some of the revenue that went missing. I'll be making a few minor changes here and there to see whatever works best. Nothing should be annoying. The 6 Most Mind-Blowing (and Pointless) Gaming Achievements We've told you before about the guy who managed to get a perfect score at Pac-Man by playing the same level over 200 times for six hours. You didn't think that was the most extreme example of video game dedication we could find, did you? For you see, real dedication means going past hard mode and thinking way, way outside the box, like ... #6. Building Mind-Bogglingly Huge Objects Inside Games

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