Do publishers view game on mobile or desktop?

[VaragtP]

When publishers are looking at html5 games are they usually using their mobile device or on a desktop? I am wondering since from what I understand 99% of the market interest is for mobile html5 games, but still I assume most sit at their computer? I have notices many portfolios are providing both a desktop and a mobile version to view, do you also do this? What do you do when you send an email to a publisher, do you send the mobile friendly version, the desktop friendly or both?

The reason I ask is that the way performance is so very limited on moble devices it could be good to show the approriate version to the publisher, maybe you have the game running in 60fps fine if viewing on a desktop, but on mobile that needs to be cut down to 30 to be stable and playable. It would then be best to show the "better" 60fps version if they are sitting by a desktop and show the mobile version if on a mobile device?

Or do you guys just make 1 version that is targeted to run at he lowest mobile device, and just show that one when sending out emails?

[rich]

In my experience they nearly always test it on mobile.

[VaragtP]

In my experience they nearly always test it on mobile.

 

Ok! So when you send out the game to sponsor with email you only provide 1 version (mobile)?

[rich]

I make sure my games work on both mobile and desktop (the same game), so I only ever have 1 link to send out.