Unofficial Wii Opera SDK now available
by Scott Jon Siegel 
on Dec 21st 2007 8:00AM
An unofficial software development kit for making Wii-compatible browser games is
now open to the public, thanks in large part to the work of Daniel Gump. More than simply tracking the position of the Wii-mote cursor, the custom Javascript libraries will detect the remote's distance from the sensor bar, the pressing of any remote buttons, and the movement of the device along the Z-axis.
Gump developed the custom code for use in his own game,
Hullbreach, a massively-multiplayer game designed to be played in the
Wii Opera browser. Though the code was previously available by request, this marks the first time the SDK and its documentation have been made fully public. It will interesting to see if this in any way encourages future Wii homebrew development... and gets people using their Wii browser.
[Via
GoNintendo]
