Another thing that I’d like to point out is OnLive, for those that don’t know, you play a game via video and control streaming on a server, so any computer and even iphone is capable of playing high resolution graphics intensive games.

So this will have a much larger impact that these people are letting on. Like many things google does, the impact will not be noticeable, until it’s in your face:)

And all apps that run on Chrome OS will run on Google Chrome and even Firefox and Safari (with the exception of maybe a few plugins, which are available for Firefox and Safari anyways).

With the comments and the closed mindset wrapped around Flash it really makes me brush off Kongregate, Metaplace and RocketOn as products that we’re just late to the party.

Facebook, MySpace and iGoogle will and have already filled in their spots as the “must see” web gaming hubs, especially since they’re not limited to just Flash for gaming (supporting Silverlight, Javascript, Java, Native Client and even non-web apps), neither are they limited to just games (putting them in competition with game consoles and services like Steam in the future).

and rumor is that XBox Live will also enter the web gaming arena at some point, which will just be another nail in the coffin for these services (they better hope to get bought out).