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Shouldn't the beauty of games be the gameplay and the art, not the technology? Isn't it a good thing that the technology behind a game is no longer the primary
by naeem 14y ago
Shouldn't the beauty of games be the gameplay and the art, not the technology? Isn't it a good thing that the technology behind a game is no longer the primary selling point?
- giulianob 14y agoIt'll be nice when the tech doesn't matter but if someone can't play your game because they prefer a different browser then that kind of sucks.
- nextparadigms 14y agoIf you're referring to IE, well IE will give up Flash support anyway.
- SquareWheel 14y agoIf you're referring to Windows 8, Flash will still work in desktop mode. Plugins will only be disabled in Metro mode. And yes, I think this separation is ridiculous.
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- icefox 14y agoThe technology behind a game is nearly always the primary selling point. There are too many games so users need some way to differentiate them. Seeing that game X uses tech Y means that people will talk about it and play it just to see tech Y. Even if it isn't very good people _will_ talk about which means it gets sales.