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HTML5 Game Programming with enchant.js
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HTML5 Game Programming with enchant.js

by Brandon McInnis, Ryo Shimizu, Hidekazu Furukawa, Ryohei Fushimi, Ryo Tanaka, Kevin Kratzer
May 2013
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
220 pages
5h 16m
English
Apress
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CHAPTER 5

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Game Design

Up to this point, we’ve focused on the basics of JavaScript and enchant.js, including the specific format you must use to write your code to take advantage of the many features of enchant.js. These basics include sprites, labels, scenes, maps, how to upload and share your games on 9leap.net, and more. However, this alone does not a good game developer make!

If you dive right in and try to build your own game from scratch without any references, using only what we’ve previously covered in this book, you will encounter issues. Many issues. To make the entire process easier for you, we provide some background in this chapter ...

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