New technology from a virtual worlds platform developer will ultimately make it possible for developers to put out both Flash and 3D versions of a game and let players interact between the two.

What's especially unique about this game is that it's played in both 2D and 3D. A video posted to X/Twitter by @ JakeSucky showcases firsthand how the game runs.

Donkey Kong Bananza could be the first in a series of regular 3D games, but Nintendo isn't forgetting about the 2D Country era, either.

How a new emulator generates 3D scenes from 2D NES games The shape detection algorithms behind the intriguing 3DNES project.

Can the innovative implementation of 3D pixels and a good sense of humor save Silicon Studio's 3D Dot Game Heroes from being labeled a gimmicky Zelda clone?