[quote:ffwfcdab]Good luck with the competitors that will offer Native and HTML5 export with a visual editor.
TheRealDannyyy - I respect your opinion, but from my experience this is not as lucrative as it sounds. I've tried multiple visual editors that offer HTML5 and Native (eg Stencyl, MMF2.5, Godot etc.) and I find that none of them do everything well. They try to foucs on covering everything (jack of all trades) and evrything ends up slightly broken + it never gets fixed, because the resources aren't there for the maintenance.
In these "jack of all trades engines" , there are usually very big problems with performance (HTML5), scaling bugs and I could go on.
Construct 2 does HTML5 very well - to the point that I can be confident offering licences to sponsors, as I know my game won't break - and if by any chance it does, I know that the Scirra team is on top of it and any critical bugs will be fixed soon.
The other issue is that I'm yet to find an engine in which you can put a game together as quick as you can in C2 - this alone makes C2 trump anything out there.
In my search for a replacement too for Flash, I stumbled upon engines like "Spark", which is about a year overdue for its beta release - which leads me to believe, that even once it's out, the updates will be few and far between. Quite frankly I would be surprised if anything came out, that would flawlessly export to all platforms without any issues. I don't believe, that these companies have the resources to maintain their engines from that many angles (sufficiently).
C2 is a quality product which I feel confident using, my latest game runs smoothly on an iPhone 5s which is already generations behind.
I personally fully support Scirra in sticking to their guns (HTML5), focusing on whats important, and do it well (like they have been doing).
PS. People also forget that HTML5 is a market of it's own and can be monetized just like the app store.