• Reduce development cost
  ..through automation, efficient tools and virtually no "new platform" learning curve.
   
• Improve product quality
  ..through enforced best-practices and pre-optimized tools to deliver great consumer experience on any device.
   
• Improve profit margin
  ..through reduced porting costs and maximized platform coverage.
   
• Reduce risk
  ..through opportunities to bring SKUs to other/new platforms at late stages.

• Programming language abstraction
  All code is written in Java. The platform automagically converts to required target platforms (C/C++, ObjC, j2me, etc)
   
• Games-focused API
  A simple and efficient API, identical across all platforms. Allows focus on game logic and removes the need for game programmers to deal with device/platform specific implementations of graphics, audio, controls, etc.
   
• Feature-driven fragmentation handling
  The secret to successful cross-platform mobile/handheld development lies in how well you manage fragmentation. With great control over which features and assets get deployed to which devices, RocketFuel is second-to-none in working smart across many platforms and devices.
   
• Platform abstraction
  If it works on RocketFuel, it works on iPhone. And on Android. And on Nintendo DS. And PSP, Windows Mobile, BREW and J2ME. And more.
   
• Device abstraction
  As more and more fragmentation is introduced (for example, growing differences across Android or iPhone OS devices), the RocketFuel feature model helps easily design and write functionality that works and performs well across different devices.
   
• Streamlined development environment
  Work is performed in Microsoft Visual Studio - the leading software development package on the market - with all the productivity and debugging options this has to offer. Build to and test for any target platform/device by the touch of a button.
   
• Streamlined tool chain
  No need to deal with platform-specific audio/graphics tools or formats. RocketFuel tools allows you to keep working with formats developers are familiar with.

• Web (Flash and Applets)
• iPhone, iPad, iPod
• Android
• Windows Phone 7
• Windows Mobile
• BlackBerry
• BREW
• J2ME
• Nintendo DS, DSi
• Nintendo Wii
• Sony PSP
• Windows XP/Vista/7
• MacOS

The following platforms are in development, and will be supported in the immediate future:

• Microsoft Xbox 360
• Sony Playstation 3