.exe within a webpage...?

I have a bit torrent copy of Halo 3 (just the multiplayer maps, etc.) and I want to embed its .exe and accompaning files into a webpage so that anyone may play multiplayer without having to download the full game (some 3.5 gigs!).

Is there a way to host my game files on a server and make them playable in a single webpage (no refreshing), much like RuneScape is (although I'm not sure if a .exe can be made into a java app)?

 

Not possible...

 

Mind explaining if theres any way I can get the game to display on a webpage. Can I break down the files' codes and convert the game into a java applet or something? Or is Halo3 just impossible to make embedded.

 

Not possible at all. For starters, if someone were to visit the webpage then they would have to download a 3.5gb file temporarily each time which would take hours. Also it's just not at all possible. Exe's cannot be displayed on web pages.
Isn't Halo 3 only compatible with the xbox anyway? I don't think you'd be able to play it on your computer no matter what you do.

Answer is a biiig NO i'm afraid.

 

Frown. I know they have PC compatible xbox controllers for games for windows live. If i could get a windows live game rip and host it, what format would that be? They host theirs on a single page web browser.

 

Dno mate. I know windows live have games but they're only flash. These xbox controller games for windows live are new to me. Anyway I don't think you'd be able to do something Bungie can't so if this was possible it will most likely have already been done. What's wrong with the xbox anyway?
Halo 3 on the xbox is the best combination gaming has.

 

As an experienced programmer I can say - no, not possible.

The programming "language" must be supported with the implementation within web browser. Such language is Java, for example; RuneScape is made in Java. All those 5 min games are flash games.

Also, python might be runnable within broser.

 

Possible with any programming software.. In a way. Not just Python..

But yeah. This wouldn't work anyways.. >_>

 

You guys seen the new HTML 5 web graphics? HOLY JESUS. It's gonna blow console gaming out of the water. It might be possible in the future but not right now.