I don't understand the downvoting on this, but I'll elaborate. Computer gaming was already a high-end, enthusiast market before the whole phone/tablet thing st

I don't understand the downvoting on this, but I'll elaborate. Computer gaming was already a high-end, enthusiast market before the whole phone/tablet thing started. Going forward, it's only going to become more of a niche as the desktop computer becomes strictly a work machine. Casual entertainment is now delivered through convenient gadgets that work where you are comfortable, instead of chaining you to a desk. Anybody who has some of these gadgets knows that this is the way it must be, and soon that will be everybody. The technology stack Google is talking about here is nowhere close to being viable for games on gadgets. And the gadgets already have fully realized commercial gaming platforms anyway, that are always going to be way ahead of the web stack. There is just no reason to make games for the Chrome App Store. Productivity apps are a whole other matter. But games, no.