Re: [pygame] pygame for basic nintendo NES games

[Haroon Khalid <haroon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks I shall do this. Do you think I should grab a python book first, read it, then get into
pygame, or just go with the tutorials. Keep in mind I am still kinda new to programming. I have
the tiny basic down like branching, loops, variables, and more.

--- Marcus von Appen <mva@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> On, Thu May 11, 2006, Haroon Khalid wrote:
> 
> > awesome reply, thanks! The only thing I am little ticked about is
> > that, I feel I will have to learn the whole python language before
> > diving in game development. Where on PHP I just dived in, as it was a
> > language made for the web, where python was made to cover all areas :/
> 
> If you go into game development, you mostly will have to unleash the
> power of the programming language anyways - and python is really
> straightforward and easy to learn. Reading through the pygame
> tutorials and the python tutorial at the same time might be a good
> option to get into it.
> 
> Regards
> Marcus
> 



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