Unity will support HTML5 at some point

Mobile and Web gaming juggernaut Unity has come forward and stated that eventually they will support HTML5

Interesting comments form the CEO:

Helgason said he wants Unity to be ready for “the moment HTML5 is right for games”

The current hold back he cites is that JavaScript isn’t ready yet in terms of performance – but with the amount of research going into making JavaScript performant by the browser vendors, hopefully that will be sooner rather than later.


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