Ah, that's clever :)
I was just thinking the ultimate solution is multiple entry points, and there it is!
Oh, and Puki: Your trends have been going down lately.
Edit:
Oooh, I really like the way that games pop up now! Your web site makes some great use of Javascript to achieve what all those other pansies would use Flash for :)
It's kind of weird that it makes it impossible to switch tabs in Firefox once the game is playing, though. Is that avoidable?
The login system is also really nicely done, where failure just pops up an alert box instead of a whole other page.
I just played Ultimate Snowdown and I'm still really loving this YouTube of video games :)
A random thought bounced into my head: These tend to be little games, and so they tend to have high score systems. How about host a high score service on Pjio that is accessible through a DLL? Could be made more fancy in a variety of ways (perhaps a function passed to Javascript that automatically writes the high score using the logged in user's username).
Then the game pages can have high scores listed somewhere if they are available, which would be very cool!
I also see that you have played with the brown footer. You have fixed almost everything about it that bothered me, including its height. ( Except now it makes the page too tall! CSS is annoying :( ).
I was just thinking the ultimate solution is multiple entry points, and there it is!
Oh, and Puki: Your trends have been going down lately.
Edit:
Oooh, I really like the way that games pop up now! Your web site makes some great use of Javascript to achieve what all those other pansies would use Flash for :)
It's kind of weird that it makes it impossible to switch tabs in Firefox once the game is playing, though. Is that avoidable?
The login system is also really nicely done, where failure just pops up an alert box instead of a whole other page.
I just played Ultimate Snowdown and I'm still really loving this YouTube of video games :)
A random thought bounced into my head: These tend to be little games, and so they tend to have high score systems. How about host a high score service on Pjio that is accessible through a DLL? Could be made more fancy in a variety of ways (perhaps a function passed to Javascript that automatically writes the high score using the logged in user's username).
Then the game pages can have high scores listed somewhere if they are available, which would be very cool!
I also see that you have played with the brown footer. You have fixed almost everything about it that bothered me, including its height. ( Except now it makes the page too tall! CSS is annoying :( ).