Java Gaming Article Series in Java Dev Journal
This was an interesting article set about a view of the current state of Java game development. The articles are found in
Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.
BTW, I played the Alien Flux game developed in the Light Weight Java Games Layer engine on Windows and was pretty impressed with the speed as well as the gameplay.
BTW2, They did use the Excelsior JET application that converts the classbytes to an full-on Window's executable. Here is an Excelsior-sponsored set of benchmarks. The funny thing is the speed improvement over plain old HotSpot VM WAS NOT as huge as I guessed it would be.
This was an interesting article set about a view of the current state of Java game development. The articles are found in
Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.
BTW, I played the Alien Flux game developed in the Light Weight Java Games Layer engine on Windows and was pretty impressed with the speed as well as the gameplay.
BTW2, They did use the Excelsior JET application that converts the classbytes to an full-on Window's executable. Here is an Excelsior-sponsored set of benchmarks. The funny thing is the speed improvement over plain old HotSpot VM WAS NOT as huge as I guessed it would be.
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