[*NEW*: Want new players, revenue for your online game? Check out our Game Advertising Online network - 2 billion ads per month at inexpensive CPC rates!]

« Motörhead's Lemmy to Rock Entropia Universe | Main | NCsoft Forms New Western Subsidiary, Layoffs Expected »

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Mytopia Pulls Out The RUGS

2008_09_10_myto.jpgMytopia, developer of the online social gaming community of the same name, has announced RUGS, "the Real-time Universal Gaming System", a patent-pending, proprietary framework for rapid rich media creation across the web, mobile and smartphones.

The technology was announced at a presentation given at the TechCrunch50 conference in San Francisco, and is intended to allow developers to code applications only once but simultaneously deploy native versions to every supported platform, including mobile platforms such as iPhone, Windows Mobile, Blackberry and Android, as well as web platforms like Facebook’s F8 and Google’s Open Social.

Content created on RUGS is to be able to "harness the unique capabilities of each platform," while running from a single code base, according to their announcement, by employing a plug-in architecture and patent-pending semantic translation.

“Smartphones are no longer just phones, but mobile internet devices. People want to access their rich media anytime, anywhere, no matter which device they happen to be using,” said Guy Ben-Artzi, Founder of Mytopia Inc. “RUGS has cracked one of the major barriers to innovation in the mobile space: platform fragmentation. Developers no longer need to learn and code for each distinct operating system in order to create immersive applications for every phone.”

[]
Posted by mathewk on September 10, 2008 9:46 AM |

Comments

They all announce develop once and run everywhere but we end up with tremendous effort of porting the application to several platforms....

Post a comment


If you enjoy reading GameSetWatch.com, you might also want to check out these CMP Game Group sites:

Gamasutra (the 'art and business of games'.)

Game Career Guide (for student game developers.)

Indie Games (for independent game players/developers.)

Finger Gaming (news, reviews, and analysis on iPhone and iPod Touch games.)

GamerBytes (for the latest console digital download news.)

Worlds In Motion (discussing the business of online worlds.)

Weekly Archive

WorldsInMotion.biz [Twitter / RSS feed] discusses the business of connected games - from social gaming through free to play games to core MMOs and beyond - and is created by the folks behind:



Copyright © 2008 Think Services