Nickel Iron / HTML5 game written in... Object Pascal!

[WILL]

This is good to see. Congrats! I up-voted you on DelphiFeeds.

Once I get Subject 33's first gameplay video I should write up a story about the first Object Pascal (Oxygene for Java) written game coming to the OUYA. Other than those couple of games that were made for the PGD Challenge mini-competitions, that's almost the breadth of the known games made with Oxygene. A capable games dev platform I should note!

I was working with Marc at RemObjects and Dr. Morrison creator of the Pascal Programming for Schools website project to setup his school, located in England, with a whole classroom full of Oxygene for Java to help get professional tools into the classroom for those learning Object Pascal. It also helps to grow the Pascal game programming culture as well. Plus I think the Students love the idea of being able to install their school (game) projects right onto their own Android devices so they can play them with their friends at their school.

I wonder what the take on Smart Mobile Studio would be in schools. Or if they would even be ready to support such a program.

[paul_nicholls]

This is good to see. Congrats! I up-voted you on DelphiFeeds.

Once I get Subject 33's first gameplay video I should write up a story about the first Object Pascal (Oxygene for Java) written game coming to the OUYA. Other than those couple of games that were made for the PGD Challenge mini-competitions, that's almost the breadth of the known games made with Oxygene. A capable games dev platform I should note!

The aforementioned video will happen after we fix some hiccups we are having

I was working with Marc at RemObjects and Dr. Morrison creator of the Pascal Programming for Schools website project to setup his school, located in England, with a whole classroom full of Oxygene for Java to help get professional tools into the classroom for those learning Object Pascal. It also helps to grow the Pascal game programming culture as well. Plus I think the Students love the idea of being able to install their school (game) projects right onto their own Android devices so they can play them with their friends at their school.

That is awesome news Jason!!