The news is that Epic Games have revealed that their games engine Unreal Engine 4 will eventually support HTML5.
…. allowing the deployment of graphically-rich games that, in theory, can run on any device that can display a web page
Head on over to gamasutra.com where there is an Interview between Epic’s Tim Sweeney and Mark Rein detailing what we can expect from their HTML5 endeavours.
Link: Gamasutra
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