Alguna vez has querido probar PyGame para desarrollar juegos 2D con un aspecto nostálgico 😌, pq yo estoy ansioso por tener mi primer juego utilizando esta librería, así que si te decides aquí tienes 3 enlaces de YouTube para que aprendas de PyGame y si ya sabes podrás aprender cosas nuevas que una vez pensaste 😁 ....
Esta es una serie que te explicara de manera sencilla a crear tu primer proyecto en PyGame, no son cosas avanzadas, pero siempre se tiene que empezar desde un punto 😌.
Este canal d YouTube te hará ver lo increíble que es PyGame, también tiene muy buenos tutoriales con 3 series con diferentes niveles Novatos/Avanzados/Expertos.
Alguna vez has querido probar PyGame para desarrollar juegos 2D con un aspecto nostálgico 😌, pq yo estoy ansioso por tener mi primer juego utilizando esta librería, así que si te decides aquí tienes 3 enlaces de YouTube para que aprendas de PyGame y si ya sabes podrás aprender cosas nuevas que una vez pensaste 😁 ....
Esta es una serie que te explicara de manera sencilla a crear tu primer proyecto en PyGame, no son cosas avanzadas, pero siempre se tiene que empezar desde un punto 😌.
Este canal d YouTube te hará ver lo increíble que es PyGame, también tiene muy buenos tutoriales con 3 series con diferentes niveles Novatos/Avanzados/Expertos.
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