From what I'm seeing this looks pretty neat
I made Epic Battle Fantasy!
Currently working on Matt's Hidden Cats.
Using Flash for 21 years.
Matt Roszak
@matt-likes-swords
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Glasgow University
Glasgow, UK
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I may not heavily into mobile gaming myself, but I definitely see the appeal of being able to play games on the go. I prefer the tactile feel of a gamepad over touch screens, but that's just me being used to physical buttons since the PS2 era.
Anyway, do you think Flash as a content platform can evolve and improve without Adobe's support? I wonder how much improvement Flash emulators like Lightspark, AwayFL, and Ruffle can offer compared to Adobe's official proprietary player.
Well I'm a big sponsor of Ruffle, so... yes.
That's awesome.
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it looks pretty cool dude, nice job