EA founder says browser will be the mainstream platform for future games

(compiler/wendy) at last week's Game Developers Conference, EA and the current digital chocolate company founder, Trip Hawkins, said the platform is diverse and challenging for game developers. The industry veteran, speaking on Bloomberg Television, says developers should focus on web-based games where you can control all the publishing and trading patterns. "There is a place that has been attracting our attention for many years," Hawkins said. "Think more about developing in a browser that will set you free."　　"With the explosive growth of web games and the rapid development of cloud computing, browsers will be the ultimate core platform of the gaming industry." "More than 2 billion computers are equipped with browsers, and over 1 billion Tablet PCs will have browsers and hundreds of millions of mobile devices in the coming years," Hawkins said. "The browser will go into a lot of new areas, it will end up in my view very strong TV, the browser will be the future platform."　　Hawkins added. Cloud computing allows consumers to get what they want directly from the server, and there is a lot of room for growth in this area.　　Consumers can integrate their desired content into their daily lives, and many of the previous content has been quarantined in their own rooms or on a separate computer.　　"It was a fundamental shift in the past when people were running away from the real media and now people are looking for social media and more and more trying to fit in," Hawkins observes. Hawkins added: "Every company needs to change, especially when big companies need to do more." ”