Multiplayer Games

I think one of the things we'll start seeing for the new year is more emphasis on multiplayer games, specifically in the casual game market.

I came across a great site -- come2play -- that offers people the ability to create multiplayer games using their open-source API, as well as create your own websites that leverage their widgets.

In about 10 mins. I set up my new multiplayer website: YouGotSkooled.com. I was impressed with how easy it was to implement, and they even do a revenue sharing program ads.

Check it out and then go create your own multiplayer game website!

-- iBrent

Too many gadgets

That's what people tell me. "iBrent, you have too many gadgets". Well, it's true. But they're so fun to play with! As a Flash platform developer I am always interested in the latest mobile devices that support Adobe Flash Player.

I have a Chumby, a Nokia n800, an Asus Eee PC, an XO laptop, and a T-mobile Dash. With all these devices, I have access to Flash Player 9, Flash Lite 2.1, and Flash Lite 3.0. This allows me to develop and test content that works on both desktop computers and mobile devices. I love it!

iBrent