Google’s web-based game store

MCV Staff 20th May 2010 PC

Google has detailed its new online app store, which is named the Chrome Web Store.

Introducing the new rival to Apple’s App Store at the company’s San Francisco I/O developer conference yesterday, Google’s vice president of product management Sundar Pichai demonstrated how flash versions of the likes of Plants vs. Zombies will be available through the service.

According to Pichai: "apps in the Chrome Web Store can be built on standard Web technologies like Flash and we will support all of them in the Chrome Web Store."

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