[casual_games] HTML5 as a games medium

[Miguel Portilla]

Looks promising. I am left wondering how a developer would protect their 
source code and assets considering they seem to be completely 
unprotected ( view page source within browser ).

-Miguel

Paul Steven wrote:

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> I just read about html5 for the first time and wondered what 

> implications this has for the casual games market. I found some 

> reasonable examples here

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> http://www.canvasdemos.com/tag/games/

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> Cheers

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> Paul

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