A 3D first-person problem-solving adventure game has been developed by computer scientists at the University of California, San Diego. Players in the game use the Java programming language to ...

According to Davison, the only remaining objection to programming games in Java is that Java 3D isn't supported on games consoles. "Although consoles are important," he says, "PC and mobile gaming ...

One of my main takeaways from Oracle Code One 2019 was what needed to be done to ensure that the Java programming language remains as popular in the future as it is today. The ability to win the ...

Ankira, for example, is developing a new Metroid 2D game in Java. He lives in Alicante, Spain, and is currently studying multimedia engineering at the University of Alicante. Check out his work below.

LaMothe, mathematician and computer scientist and author of the immensely well-received Tricks of the Windows Game Programming Gurus, has reprised that technohit with the same thing for 3D simulation.