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Web & Games

• Games provide the most immersive experiences
• Games push platforms to their limits
• The Web brings openness and reach

Games already influenced Web technologies such as WebAssembly and WebGPU.

Workshop Goals

• Identify challenges and opportunities of running games on the Web
• Explore mechanisms by which games may run on the Web
• Sort priorities for new features and create a roadmap
• Assess support for possible new standardization work
• Seed a community of Web games supporters

Choices per topic

Option 1: Do nothing

Already addressed in a W3C WG or best addressed outside of W3C

No concrete work item and/or no concrete agreement

Option 2: Scope refinement within a BG/IG

Use cases & requirements need to be agreed upon

Roadmap is still unclear, needs to be discussed

Option 3: Incubate idea in a CG

Technical problem is understood but solution space still needs to be explored

No general agreement in the room to go beyond that for now

Option 4: Create/Re-charter a WG

Technical problem is understood, solution space has been explored

There is agreement in the room to develop a W3C Web standard

Code of conduct

The workshop operates under CEPC.

We all share responsibility for our work environment.

• Respect, professionalism, fairness, and sensitivity.
• No harassment, no bullying.
• No discrimination on any basis.
• Constructive dialog. No insult.

Administrivia

• Minutes will be taken on IRC and published: irc.w3.org:6665#games
  Off the record comments possible using /me IRC command
• Please use #w3cgames2019 on social networks
• Workshop is being streamed live
• We will record talks provided speakers are fine with it
• We will not record discussions and breakout sessions
• Latest agenda at:
  https://www.w3.org/2018/12/games-workshop/agenda.html

Chair & Program Committee

• David Catuhe (Microsoft, babylon.JS)
• Michel Buffa (Université Côte d'Azur)
• François Daoust (W3C)
• Diego Gonzalez (Samsung)
• Ian Hamilton (Independent)
• Chris Hawkins (Facebook)
• Anssi Kostiainen (Intel)
• Anthony Laforge (Google)
• Ariel Manzur (Godot)
• Kyle Pflug (Microsoft)
• Neil Trevett (NVIDIA & Khronos Group)
• Luke Wagner (Mozilla)
• Young Wang (Tencent)

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