Samhayne
10-11-2011, 03:39 PM
Austin's local newspaper, The Statesman, presents an article about Spacetime Games being available across multiple platforms. Here's a quote:
"Our mission is basically to create a social gaming ecosystem where people play together, regardless of device or location," said Spacetime CEO Gary Gattis.
Not only that, but the upcoming PC version means gamers can play across an ever-widening number of devices.
For instance, someone could get up in the morning, play on a computer, then on their phone while riding a bus to work, an iPad in the office, then continue playing when they return home.
While that might not do much for one's productivity, such synchronicity across a multitude of devices is where the industry is headed, Gattis said.
At least, "I hope so," he said.
"It's certainly something we are banking on. I feel very, very strongly that this ubiquitous gaming is where things are heading," he said.
Click here to read the full article on Statesman.com (http://www.statesman.com/business/technology/want-to-play-on-pc-or-smartphone-new-1906283.html)
"Our mission is basically to create a social gaming ecosystem where people play together, regardless of device or location," said Spacetime CEO Gary Gattis.
Not only that, but the upcoming PC version means gamers can play across an ever-widening number of devices.
For instance, someone could get up in the morning, play on a computer, then on their phone while riding a bus to work, an iPad in the office, then continue playing when they return home.
While that might not do much for one's productivity, such synchronicity across a multitude of devices is where the industry is headed, Gattis said.
At least, "I hope so," he said.
"It's certainly something we are banking on. I feel very, very strongly that this ubiquitous gaming is where things are heading," he said.
Click here to read the full article on Statesman.com (http://www.statesman.com/business/technology/want-to-play-on-pc-or-smartphone-new-1906283.html)