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My first game and a few questions
Hi all, I've released my first game today and I'd appreciate some feedback. Also I'd like to ask, how realistic is to use Processing to make games for a living ? As I suspect the answer will be 'little realistic', I'd like to know about your oppinion of which platform would be a good idea to use. I've played around a little bit with Eclipse, but I find it really confusing and difficult compared to Processing. What about Corona, Android Studio or Marmalade ? The game I've linked shows the top of my skills... if I wanted to put a whole year full time into developing, what would be your advice ? Thanks in advance and excuses for my poor english.
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see
http://forum.processing.org/two/discussion/4546/is-processing-true-tool-#Item_8
The game I linked yesterday was crashing at opening (I changed the packaged name in the Android manifest... now I know you can't do that). I've edited the link and tested it. It's working fine... if anyone want to try it, I still would like to hear your critics.