Ez egészen jó cucc XNA-ban. Normál- és heightmappes textúrákkal dolgozik, a heightmap-et visszaírja a depthbufferbe és az élthű realtime bevilágításokon kívül egész meghökkentő áthatásokat képes produkálni. A videónak van egy második része, ami csak az időjárásról szól (hó/eső/vihar, nappal/éjszaka, tiszta idő/felhős)

And here is Merapi Project which is a middleman who help communicate beetwen yoir AIR and Java app. (found here).

Here is the same thing for Android.

An old tutorial about using this method.

But the best practise is to use the official way: Runtime API integration for desktip, iOS and Android.

Pacaman features procedurally generated mazes, cute graphics in several themes, four different enemy behaviour and multiple game types.

Pacaman has an indieDB page. No download available at the moment.

The android-cpp-sdk is a a C++ wrapper for android’s java SDK. The purpose of android-cpp-sdk is to ease native/NDK development on android platform, by providing a corresponding c++ class for almost every java class from android-sdk.

android-cpp-sdk is designed as header-only library and consists of folowing 2 parts:

• j2cpp: support library that eases the using of JNI;
• android platform header files: automatically generated files from corresponding android sdk .jar file;

Each android sdk class and its nested classes are implemented in one header file and is automatically generated by java2cpp tool.

For comparison, here is the windows version:

iPod Touch:

iPhone 4:

And there is a video showing how the game runs on iPhone 4