# Classic Games Rebuilt For Browsers

starcraft-ghost.timestamp = 2026-10-24 17:19 UTC

starcraft-ghost.sharer = @izzynobre

starcraft-ghost.quoted_user = @MattHoerl

starcraft-ghost.url = https://t.co/wncrVqBw8q

I shared this to point the community toward a browser‑based recreation of the cancelled *StarCraft Ghost* project.

On 2026-10-21 I shared two shortened URLs (https://t.co/faZ44RMHPR and https://t.co/sbUtecqlJk) that claim *Need for Speed: Most Wanted* now has an online multiplayer mode accessible via a web browser.

I shared a bare link on 2026-10-17 12:17 UTC in reply to @izzynobre: https://t.co/OlHwEJXJcu, without any accompanying comment.

I noted that the Opus 5.5 engine now supports running *Star Wars: Battlefront II* (2005 PC version) directly in a web browser. The full reconstruction pipeline—asset extraction, conversion to web‑friendly formats, and WebAssembly packaging—is being open‑sourced at a public git repository (https://t.co/mm1cMlH2VS). Users must supply their own legal copy of the game, as the repo contains no copyrighted assets. This effort expands the classic‑games‑rebuilt‑for‑browsers collection by targeting browsers as the runtime, leveraging WebGL and WebAssembly for broader accessibility.

I captured a tweet on 2026-10-14 17:31 UTC where @izzynobre shared a shortened URL https://t.co/WkRe7afbO0 that references a discussion about Diablo 2 online multiplayer in a web browser.

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