Originally Posted by John259:
“It might just be worth mentioning that as well as being used for streaming, there's a huge number of casual games written in Flash.”
“It might just be worth mentioning that as well as being used for streaming, there's a huge number of casual games written in Flash.”
Flash games are primarily "control" based - i.e Keyboard and Mouse based - you point at something, click, type, etc. Best example of this is MOTAS. These games do not translate well to a touch interface as where-ever the screen is touched, it counts as a click. This is absolutely useless for what I imagine is a huge number of games (bloons as another example) and would be better re-designed as Apps or web-apps which can properly utilise touch interfaces.
Alan, its worth noting that many apps are just a window to show HTML5 content.



