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Back in 2013, a year after the Wii U released, Nintendo introduced a tool to help developers make Wii U games using HTML5 and JavaScript. To date only one Nintendo-published title was made using this framework, Mario vs Donkey Kong Tipping Stars, acting as something of a demonstration for what it was capable of. With these titles being written using HTML5 and JavaScript, fans have long-since wanted a way to just play them in their browser. In 2023, Twitter user JasperRLZ posted a video showing just that, with it pulling in over 600k views. Things fell silent...
Back in 2013, a year after the Wii U released, Nintendo introduced a tool to help developers make Wii U games using HTML5 and JavaScript. To date only one Nintendo-published title was made using this framework, Mario vs Donkey Kong Tipping Stars, acting as something of a demonstration for what it was capable of. With these titles being written using HTML5 and JavaScript, fans have long-since wanted a way to just play them in their browser. In 2023, Twitter user JasperRLZ posted a video showing just that, with it pulling in over 600k views. Things fell silent...
