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I played around with a tutorial today and then I spun my own version. I don't quite have the ship graphic and code done yet. But I was able to get quite a bit of the Space Invaders game code done today in Python.
If you want to checkout the beta code here's my GetHub repo:
https://github.com/darkcarnage01/darkbot/blob/master/Pygames%20Space%20Invaders%20beta
Quickie
This will be short guys. Downloaded pygame to supplement my python training and development. I've been a gamer since the days of the mario/duckhunt double pack on my nes when i was 3. The prospect of making a game is like a dream come true, so I think this will be a nice way to have programming projects that'll interest me. I'm still looking for an open source project written in python that has mentors/is friendly. I'd appreciate it if you guys to recommend something. I'll thank you in a post if I choose yours. I have of track and cheetah. Can anyone say anything about them?