Google Electronic Arts (EA), one of the world's largest gaming manufacturers, will showcase a multiplayer completely written in web standard HTML5 at Google's developer conference Google I / O kicks off later today. The game is called Strikeforce and should have taken a bunch of interns with EA about five months to develop. At the speed of making changes and developing games is one of the advantages of writing games in HTML5 when you can easily make changes directly on the servers that can be activated android apps immediately without requiring users to download lot of patches and the like. However, it seems Strikeforce still be mostly a "proof of concept" and EA's Richard Hilleman says that Strikeforce is probably not going to be available publicly this year. If ever released. Anyway it will be fun to check out how it works, my experiences so far in heavy HTML5 applications android apps is that both the browser and the computer android apps usually go on their knees when they rolled a while. through TheVerge bits.blogs.nytimes.com +
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