Pirates Love Daisies, an HTML5 Tower Defense Game, plays best on Internet Explorer 9

Microsoft has announced the launch of  Pirates Love Daisies, an HTML5 Tower Defense Game, developed by Grant Skinner, the world-famous Flash guru, and his team.

pirates daisies 400x287 Pirates Love Daisies, an HTML5 Tower Defense Game, plays best on Internet Explorer 9

Grant Skinner, the leader of the team that built the game, has reported his experience on his blog. He shared some interesting thought about the shift of paradigm for an experienced Flash developer approaching HTML5. He has also described some of the unexpected, but pleasant, surprises and challenges he faced during the development phase

Grant described Internet Explorer 9 as “smoking fast.” It’s the only browser that can provide the experience you would expect as a game player. Grant designed a lot of little details (lightning flashes, thunder claps, rolling sea waves, flying birds, drifting clouds, etc) that improve user experience.

He has reported the results in the table below:

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For a full read visit MSDN Blogs.

If you are using Internet Explorer 9, make sure to play the game Pirates Love Daisies!

Perceptions not withstanding, Internet Explorer 9 is the fastest and most secure browser! Download IE9 and check it out for yourself and let us know what you feel.

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  • http://trm96network.org trm96

    I don’t see a difference in Chrome 9 and IE9, it plays well on both.

  • random_reader

    Works fine on FF 4.0 beta 8 & FF 4.0 beta 9

  • WolvenSpectre

    Plays faster on Opera 11 than Firefox 3.x and IE8.

    Also… a little too easy… needs balancing.

  • WolvenSpectre

    Oh… yeah if you want to play it in Opera, spoofing the browser ID isn’t enough, you have to go into “edit site preferences” in the contextual menu and go to the networking tab. there at the bottom is a setting that you can choose the ID Opera uses for that page. You use “Mask as Firefox” or “Mask as IE” and it works fine.

  • http://gskinner.com Shawn

    Support for Opera was added yesterday, there were a couple strange bugs that affected gameplay, which is why we disabled it temporarily.

    Regarding the difference in IE9 vs Chrome, I think you should pop open your Task Manager ;)

    Which maps did you find too easy? Also, did you try Epic Mode? That’s where the real challenge kicks in.

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