"Epic Games Chief Executive Officer, Founder and Technical Director Tim Sweeney today presented the company’s award-winning Unreal Engine 3 (UE3) technology running fully inside an Adobe Flash-based environment during a keynote at Adobe MAX 2011, Adobe’s annual conference for developers, designers and business leaders. The live technical demonstration of “Unreal Tournament 3,” Epic’s blockbuster first-person shooter was visually enhanced for an unprecedented real-time experience inside Adobe Flash Player 11, which was released yesterday."

"Since the first iPhone shipped 4 years ago till now, flash has been a thorn in Apple's side ever. While users have grown accustomed to their iOS devices not being able to display Flash content, it's unfortunate that Apple and Adobe have not been able to reach some sort of compromise before now."

Supports GPU acceleration on select Nvidia, AMD and Intel chips

As avid supporters of Adobe’s Flash Player platform, we have been hopefully awaiting this moment for several months now. Today, the company has released the final version of Flash Player 10.1 to the public, with plans to introduce the mobile version of the software in the second half of 2010.