A new report indicates the web gaming market is rocketing, in stark contrast to the broader mobile, PC, and console markets.

Mozilla unveiled an early version of "Monster Madness Online," a 3-D multiplayer zombie-shooting video game built to run on Web browsers such as Firefox and Chrome.

There are definitely multiple possibilities, from a game streaming service for games created with GameMaker Studio 2 to adding support for running those games locally on the browser as well.

It’s not often that a browser company acquires a game development platform. But that’s exactly what Opera has done with YoYo Games, a British team best known for GameMaker Studio 2.

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