Not really, no. There are still flash games coming out which were made in a few weeks/months and are getting shedloads of plays and making a bit of money too. Unless you're into gamemaking to make a living, I don't see that it matters. There are still plenty of ways to get a lot of eyeballs on a good game, regardless of the tech.
Besides, many of the big new indie games are very achievable. Games like Braid, for example, are all about ideas. Technically, there is nothing in there which most of us couldn't do. It's just a game of bigger and better ideas. ( And it's a bit too pretentious too, but that's beside the point. )
Besides, many of the big new indie games are very achievable. Games like Braid, for example, are all about ideas. Technically, there is nothing in there which most of us couldn't do. It's just a game of bigger and better ideas. ( And it's a bit too pretentious too, but that's beside the point. )