New Qt-based Game Engine For Mobile Games ? Great Benefits For Nokia Developers Symbian MeeGo

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New Qt-based Game Engine for mobile Games – great benefits for Nokia Developers Symbian MeeGo
 Introduction
 If you are a Nokia developer who wants to create amazing mobile games for Symbian or MeeGo devices, you might be interested in a new game engine that is based on Qt. Qt is a cross-platform framework that allows you to write applications once and run them on multiple devices and platforms. It is widely used for developing desktop, embedded, and mobile applications, as well as games.
 MeeGo is an open source operating system that was created by Nokia and Intel in 2010. It combines the best features of Moblin and Maemo, two previous Linux-based platforms. MeeGo is designed to run on various devices, such as netbooks, tablets, smartphones, smart TVs, and in-vehicle infotainment systems. MeeGo has a lot of potential for mobile gaming, as it supports both Intel Atom and ARM architectures, as well as OpenGL ES 2.0 graphics.
 Symbian is an operating system that was developed by Nokia and other companies in 1998. It was the most popular smartphone platform until 2010, when it was overtaken by Android. Symbian is still widely used by millions of Nokia users around the world, especially in emerging markets. Symbian has a rich history of mobile gaming, as it supports many native and Java games.
 The new Qt-based game engine is called QGE (Qt Game Engine). It is a game engine written in C++ and built on top of the amazing Qt framework. It presents a very easy and more importantly, a fun to use interface for creating your own 2D games from a top down or angled (e.g. isometric-like) viewpoint. The game engine is very well written, well documented, and easily extensible.
 Some of the main features and advantages of QGE are:
 
It supports both desktop and mobile platforms, including Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Symbian, MeeGo, Android, iOS, etc.
It uses Qt Quick (QML) for creating user interfaces and graphics. QML is a declarative language that allows you to design fluid and dynamic UIs with animations and transitions. QML also integrates well with C++ code, so you can use the best of both worlds.
It provides a set of gaming components and APIs, such as sprites, animations, tile maps, collision detection, physics, sound, input, networking, etc. You can use these components to create your game logic and behavior.
It has a built-in editor that allows you to create and edit your game scenes and resources. You can also use external tools such as Tiled or GIMP to create your game assets.
It has a simple and flexible deployment system that allows you to test and run your game on different devices and platforms. You can also package your game into a standalone executable or an installer.

 As you can see, QGE is a powerful and easy-to-use game engine that can help you create awesome games for Symbian and MeeGo devices. In this article, I will show you how to use QGE in your project, how to create a basic game using QGE, how to use the Qt gaming components and APIs, how to deploy and test your game on different devices and platforms, and some examples of games made with QGE. I will also compare QGE with other game engines and platforms, and highlight the benefits of using QGE for Nokia developers Symbian MeeGo.
 How to use the Qt-based game engine in your project
 If you want to use QGE in your project, you need to download and install the game engine first. You can download QGE from its official website: https://qge.qtness.com/. You can choose between two versions: the stable version or the development version. The stable version is more tested and reliable, while the development version is more updated and experimental. You can also download the source code of QGE from its GitHub repository: https://github.com/qtness/QGE.

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