Assuming Flash provides fairly clean access to the underlying hardware, performa...

podperson on Sept 2, 2011 | parent | context | favorite | on: Unity and Flash : a sneak peek.

Assuming Flash provides fairly clean access to the underlying hardware, performance should be as good as you can expect given the intermediate abstraction layer.

On a side note, it would be nice if Unity produced iOS apps that could be extended as easily using Obj-C / CocoaTouch the way it looks like you can work with native AS3 code.

stottc on Sept 2, 2011 [–]

You can absolutely extend unity apps with Cocoa (Unity basically ends up rendering to a UIView).