At first, I found Pygame perfect for the games I wanted to create.
However, as time went on I began to realize that is was only good for
VERY simple games. Even simple things such as rotating an image on a
specified axis became convoluted and overly-complicated. I would
highly reccommend that the Pygame team take a few pointers from the
guy that developed Pysgear. Pygame is still low-level in many areas.
Pygame is not for making particular types of games.
It's for making game engines.
Pygsear is just a wrapper for Pygame.
Essentially you're using a game engine someone else wrote.
Pygame will get too convoluted if they add engine-specific code to it --
what use is there for rotating a 2d image around an axis if you're using
pygame with PyOpenGL, for example?
HTH,
-Luke
