.exe within a webpage...?

[SwiftSeller]

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)?

 

[SuF]

Not possible...

 

[SwiftSeller]

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.

 

[Harlem9191]

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.

 

[SwiftSeller]

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.

 

[Harlem9191]

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.

 

[goldfish deluxe]

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.

 

[Nuked]

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.. >_>

 

[0pen Up]

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.