Tom's Hardware says open-source reverse engineering brought the games to the web with performance above 100 frames per second.
GTA Vice City and GTA III have returned to web browsers after a DMCA takedown, Tom's Hardware reports. The publisher credits open-source reverse engineering for the browser versions, reports performance above 100 frames per second and says the games are available across two platforms.
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Tom's Hardware says open-source reverse engineering brought the games to the web with performance above 100 frames per second.
GTA Vice City and GTA III have returned to web browsers after a DMCA takedown, Tom's Hardware reports. The publisher credits open-source reverse engineering for the browser versions, reports performance above 100 frames per second and says the games are available across two platforms.
Tom's Hardware@tomshardwareGTA Vice City and GTA III return to web browsers after a DMCA takedown — Open-source reverse engineering brings the classics to the web with over 100 FPS performance
Tom's Hardware@tomshardwareGTA Vice City and GTA III return to web browsers after a DMCA takedown — Open-source reverse engineering brings the classics to the web with over 100 FPS performance