Tested a plug and play Gamer Gamepad, (ps2 style):

Chrome 19 : Nothing

Firefox 13 : Nothing :

Did you try firefox nightly .zip that was linked to in the OP? That is known to have gamepad support enabled.

GameStop branded (got it used ;), Model #BB-070, seems to replicate a 360 controller exactly. (As it was intended.

Gamepad - ID: e6f-201-TSZ360 Pad (Controller)

Button 0: A

Button 1: B

Button 2: X

Button 3: Y

Button 4: Left shoulder button

Button 5: Right shoulder button

Button 6: Back

Button 7: Start

Button 8: Left analog button

Button 9: Right analog button

Axis 0: Left analog stick X axis

Axis 1: Left analog stick Y axis

Axis 2: Shoulder triggers (left up to 100, right down to -100)

Axis 3: Right analog stick X axis

Axis 4: Right analog stick Y axis

Axis 5: D-pad left and right

Axis 6: D-pad up and down

To quote an obviously handsome and intelligent man on another post:

"I just played it, and am posting this, on a (borrowed) iPad. The browser really is the OS now, most of us just haven�t quite caught up yet."

Okay, technically all canvas2d is now GPU accelerated. It would be interesting if someone did some before/after benchmarks?

http://blog.chromium.org/2012/03/moar-better-graphics.html

Cross-posted in the HBGames thread, are multiple entries allowed?

(And my personal preference would be no plugins allowed, but since the free version can use them, it makes sense...)

Wow, that's basically garageband in your browser. (Well, an early version at least.) The browser really is the OS now. Thanks!

So, I'm using my online moniker that I've used since I was like 12 when it seemed "cool", (I'm 33 now, with a new baby!), I've dabbled in modding and playing with various game engines off and on for years, but never really finished anything. (My real-world career has been tech support, system administration and similar) Hopefully Construct2's more constrained scope will help keep me focused enough on what I can actually accomplish, not what is theoretically possible. :)