Most developers don't think about console in mine when making web based HTML games, so over the next month I will be contacting as many Indie Devs as I can to ask them to add in controller support to allow us to be able to play it on the console (plus I think it be a cool selling point for devs to say 'You can play this on Xbox one') Next week I will add the ability for you to be able to rate games, so once I've got a fair few in the database, the good ones will float to the top. I've also added in what the controls are for each game. The website is a very user friendly for the Xbox browser so you can easily jump in and out of free games from your console.

Over the next week I will be adding hundreds of games to the site (But I've been programming all today so I've decided to give myself a break) After googling for hours to find working games I decided to put together a site with every game I've test and I know that works. The name XBOXIE is (Xbox + IE) but pronounced “Xboxy”.Īs most of HTML 5 games are designed with Keyboard in mind it means there is very little with controller support. Hi Guys n Gals, after learning that we can play HTML5 games via Internet Explorer on the Xbox I decided to make a website with games that work with the controller. This is the official descriptions from CitadelSaint: It's a rather genius idea, considering something very similar was done when the Wii came out, and allowed people to control various flash games with their Wii Remote cursor. A Reddit user going by the name CitadelSaint, started his own site, XBOXIE, compiling HTML5 games as he finds them, that are playable on the Xbox One's IE browser. After all, you already have the perfect input right in your hands. With the dawn of web browsers on our home consoles, it was only natural for people to try and play various flash games on it.

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