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things just got a teeny bit brighter for flash monetization
by wazoo on February 7, 2010
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On one of my linkedin groups, Alex posted this one (thanks Alex!).
One of the “mantras” within the world of online development during 2009 was monetization via micro-transactions. I’ve talked about it, along with just about every other Flash developer. At first I was a bit leery that north american players just wouldn’t latch onto the model as much as they have over in Asia.
Kongregate just posted a few statistics about their API, and I think it shows some promise that perhaps the model can be supported after all.
Tagged as: browser, flash, kongregate, microtransactions