I happened to write a simple casual game a couple of weeks back for a purpose. The fact that I didn’t have to re-write any code for platform specific execution just amazed me. I decided to record a video showcasing the content on 3 different devices – Laptop running Snow Leopard, Touch Laptop running Windows 7 and Google NexusOne (Android). All I had to do is host the content on a web server and access it from all these devices. I just had to make sure I installed Adobe Flash Player 10.1 since the game was built for that version of the player.

I call this game Crazy Gems and it is hosted on my website. The way the application is written, makes it run successfully on many different platforms irrespective of the screen sizes and some of the device capabilities that vary. The video below showcases the same game from the same server running on 3 different platforms. It also summarizes the fact that your content, if built well, could and would run successfully giving users seamless experience across *all* the platforms that Adobe Flash Player runs on.