These games rely heavily on chance, with random number generators determining the outcome of each spin. When it comes to coding these games for the web, JavaScript is the language of choice.

Google’s in-house incubator Area 120 just released an app called Grasshopper, which teaches you how to code JavaScript through a series of fun mini-games, as reported by 9to5Google. The goal ...

Games development is notoriously difficult. With that in mind, spare a thought for the folks taking part in this year’s Js13kGames competition, which sees them create a JavaScript game while ...

JavaScript is used for everything from pop-up dialog boxes on Facebook to the Google Docs online productivity applications, but Nazar is busy adding 1989-era Tetris and similar games to the list.

With HTML5, CSS and JavaScript, you can build some pretty nice little games — and without a significant up-front investment.

If you want to learn to create relatively simple online games using Javascript, then the HTML5 Game From Scratch Step By Step Learning JavaScript course is a great place to start.

Nintendo asks GitHub to make Javascript-based Game Boy emulator disappear More than 20 games— Pokémon Silver and Gold included—were formerly available.

Jacob Seidelin is fast becoming the Ben Heckendorn of Javascript games. You may remember that in early April, Seidelin programmed all of Super Mario Bros.

Sure, it's one thing to build a Game Boy emulator out of what is typically viewed as a limited-purpose language for enhancing website interactivity for the usual emulator-building reasons: you ...