I saw this post on Ajaxian and could not resist posting it here myself.
It is truly quite awesome!
Super Mario in 14Kb of JavaScript
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1 comment:
That's great but you are surely forgetting DHTML lemmings which is a ridiculous feat
http://www.elizium.nu/scripts/lemmings/
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