About Richard Davey

Richard (@photonstorm) runs Photon Storm full-time, where he works on the Phaser HTML5 Game Framework. Gaming and the demo scene have been a passion of his since the 8-bit era, and he's extremely excited at seeing both of these charging into modern web technology. According to his wife he also collects an obsessive amount of retro gaming magazines, but he would claim they're just for research. Find him on Google+

console.logtro

Posted on September 6, 2013 by Richard Davey

For a while now Chrome has supported the ability to inject colours into your console.log output. I use this to good effect when debugging my games. For some reason I decided to try and output an ANSI art style logo … Continue reading →

WorldMonger

Posted on August 14, 2013 by Richard Davey

WorldMonger is a tech demo showing off the new Babylon.js WebGL Engine. Babylon.js was first revealed at the same time Microsoft announced WebGL support in IE11 and has gone from strength to strength since then. Boasting a comprehensive API with … Continue reading →

HBC-00013: Highway 4k by ½-bit Cheese

Posted on August 12, 2013 by Richard Davey

Every year I look forward to seeing what new demos will be released at Assembly and this year was no exception. It was great to see JavaScript well represented at the event and even more so to see a JavaScript … Continue reading →

60 metal spiders

Posted on August 9, 2013 by Richard Davey

sea3d is a 3D object file format developed specifically for use in games. It contains a whole wealth of features including custom shaders, automatic baking, deflate/lzma, ATF textures and plenty more. It exports from 3DS Max and the objects can … Continue reading →

obsidian by xplsv

Posted on August 7, 2013 by Richard Davey

obsidian is a WebGL powered demo released at the Euskal demo party by xpslv (Mr. doob + trace). I’m going to cheat slightly and insert a lot of the text from the readme below because it’s quite fascinating reading and … Continue reading →