If we assume that authoring tools don't matter and that the average game will be at the complexity level of Scrabble, sure HTML(5) is a "Flash Killer" but unfor

If we assume that authoring tools don't matter and that the average game will be at the complexity level of Scrabble, sure HTML(5) is a "Flash Killer" but unfortunately the authoring tools do matter and the most impressive/popular games are more advanced than Scrabble. Flash is (in part) hugely popular because of the barrier to entry, with HTML(5) that is significantly higher.