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I am absolutely sure they work on something targeting ASM.JS. They already support native client and for the rest there is the native Unity plugin. Furthermore

by kayoone 14y ago

I am absolutely sure they work on something targeting ASM.JS. They already support native client and for the rest there is the native Unity plugin. Furthermore Flash is (and always has been) buggy, support by Adobe is lacking and its future isnt looking good. In that scenario flash seems pretty obsolete indeed.

Father 14y ago
As long as there is fragmentation then flash will not be obsolete. For example the lack of a common supported audio format or shader language in browsers to name two.
- kayoone 14y ago
  With ASM.JS and Native Client Unity can basically run their plugin without needing a plugin :) For the rest of the browsers there is still ASM.JS (which just runs slower on browsers not directly supporting it) or the native Unity Plugin. So for Unity Technologies, Flash is pretty much obsolete.
  - troymc 14y ago
    Unity can target many platforms, including Native Client, but it's my understanding that Unity can not target asm.js. Of course, asm.js is quite new…
    - kayoone 14y ago
      not yet, like i said i am sure they are working on this as it should be easier as the flash deployment was.