[cwyers]

> Do you honestly think that in 100 years, people are going to be deploying games through Steam, or worrying about cross-platform OS support? If so, you may want to rethink that. If not, then why wait 100 years?

In 100 years most of my plans revolve around being dead. The best tools for delivering AAA-quality games right NOW are native binaries on Windows and dedicated gaming consoles.

And yes, JavaScript and WebGL "suck" for AAA gaming development. JavaScript is a dynamically-typed, garbage collected language that can't deliver the performance of well-written C/C++ code, and WebGL is a subset of OpenGL, which by definition makes it less powerful than the full OpenGL that's available. And on Windows, the biggest platform for AAA games that also runs a full web browser, WebGL is just a wrapper that sits on top of DirectX, which means an additional performance hit.