EUEurogamer
You can sort-of play Mario Kart on YouTube as an "interactive video" that could lead to more complex experiments
A YouTube channel called Atlas Arcade has created a playable "interactive video" of Mario Kart using YouTube's 360-degree spherical video function and custom subtitles. While not a full game, this experiment demonstrates the potential for more complex interactive content on the platform, building on previous adaptations of games like Flappy Bird and Five Nights at Freddy's.
