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Game development
Explore tutorials, resources, and videos to learn how to develop your own games with Adobe game development software.
Announcing Stage 3D: Create hardware-accelerated 3D games and content. Stage 3D, previously codenamed "Molehill," is a new method/model of 2D and 3D rendering developed by Adobe and supported with a new Stage3D API.
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Game development in detail |
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Flash Platform game development
Samuel Asher Rivello (Jul 01, 2011)
Develop, test, optimize, distribute, and monetize games using the Flash Platform.
Flash game development software, runtimes, and servers
(Mar 30, 2011)
Understand the building blocks of what makes Flash games work.
Distribute, measure, and monetize game development
Explore tutorials, resources, and videos to learn how to distribute, measure, and monetize your game development.
Gaming engines, 3D, and Stage 3D
Get an overview of and learning resources for engines and frameworks for Flash gaming.
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Adobe Flash Player Premium Features for Gaming
(Mar 28, 2012)
Use the premium tier of Flash Player capabilities to bring console-quality gaming experiences to more people.
Introducing Starling
Thibault Imbert (Sep 21, 2011)
Write fast GPU accelerated applications without using low-level Stage3D APIs.
Creating 3D games and apps with Away3D 4 and Stage 3D – Part 1
Richard Olsson (Sep 21, 2011)
Learn how to create a simple 3D product viewer with minimal effort using Away3D 4.
Working with Alternativa3D
Artem Pecheny, Yuri Maltsev (Sep 21, 2011)
Animate 3D graphics with Alternativa3D.
Building a 3D Flash game with Flare3D
Ariel Nehmad, Jose Luis Ressia (Sep 18, 2011)
Use the provided assets to learn how to build a 3D sample project in Flash.
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Yellow Planet
Yellow Planet is an emersive 3D game built on top of Flare3D and Stage 3D.
Whack!
Using the Starling 2D framework for the Stage3D API, Byxbe developed this "whack a mole" game. Be sure to check out the article about it.
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