Paolo

And thanks to pointing me to Unity, it seems to be a nifty tool =D gotta tinker with it someday...

Oh, I got it:

It supports C# and Javascript -scripting- which is a completely different ball game. The plugin/standalone engine isn't built over Javascript.

Don't get me wrong: I'm no Java junkie. For me, it still is too big and clumsy (it's been showing some interesting improvements, though), but it's a well known technology that (supposedly) can be ported to different OSes without much pain.

But then, it's confirmed for PC and Mac. Where's the Linux love? The lack of a Linux port could be a good point for the bet that Id will use something on the lines of Unity.

Well, enough boring techy talk. Bring the browser-based BFGs already!

Could you tell me where did you see that this was Javascript based? The site (unit3d.com) is a bit sketchy about the implementation details, but it's seemingly a -plugin- developed atop the .NET platform. No Javascript.

It's very unlikely it'll be Ajax-based, since javascript isn't exactly a speed demon =)

It'll probably be Java/OpenGL based, since que Quake2 engine already was ported to Java ( google for Jake2 ) and the webstart/jogl/lwjgl technology is pretty mature right now.

So, no Wii =(

C'mon, this "nintendo is a kiddie toy" argument is sooo last week.

*About -you-. Time-limited comment editing ftw!

It's funny how fanboys get easily offended for such small things.

Stop being stupid. It's just a corporation that doesn't give a rat's behind about out. Go get a life instead of unleashing your teen angst through th4 int3rw3bz.

Yup. I can't spell.

Hm... Just a guess:

One of the first lines of Reggie's presentation will be:

"You know, It may not make much sense, but we're glad Sony liked our idea."