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With increasing numbers of users disabling Flash and some going with platforms that don't support Flash, the writing is on the wall. It's time to look to other
by flatulent1 16y ago
With increasing numbers of users disabling Flash and some going with platforms that don't support Flash, the writing is on the wall. It's time to look to other platforms than Flash. Between Android and the Apple there are other areas experiencing major growth, easy to reach customers, and simple options for sales or ad driven income.
Flash games are already a big gamble of time and resources, with the odds of a decent return getting worse. Our shop bailed out over a year ago and don't regret it.
- woodall 16y agoIt think this is a gross generalizations. Youtube is still very popular. In order for the average joe to watch a video, flash must be enabled OR they have to be using an html5 compatible browser. That is the difference. Many users will not/can not go out and buy the newest toys. Still focus on flash, as it is not going any where any time soon, but also diversify your funds. If you make a flash game try to also port it to html5 so that you can reach the Android/Apple iP(ad)hone market, and if you can't... don't sweat it.
- benologist 16y agoAdobe's making massive moves to get Flash gaming on Android. At the moment they have 3 big competitions running with Kongregate, FlashGameLicense and MochiMedia to get games designed to work on Android.