I understand the margin pressure which a raft of new competitors can create, but what about the cost of change management? The idea of switching out, say, Salesforce for a start-up competitor is laughable. The cost of change management would be stupendous.
It might be an idea to think about the actual mechanics of the game once you've come up with a possible solution so that the game itself doesn't invite cheating behaviour or at least makes it easier to detect. i.e. Making it physically impossible to shoot faster than a specified rate or move too quickly/accurately, etc.
I love the demo for it's thought provoking stab in the brain. I love three.js and can't wait to tie it into my own app.
re: WebGL games. The clients will all be "open source" (as they're javascript). What effect do you all think that'll have on the future web-based gaming industry?