Depends. You wanna learn to program in BASIC? The SmileBASIC website is one place to start.

microphone connector. Then you'll need two standard sound cables, like those used for headphones, but with a plug on both ends of the cable. Use one of these to connect the headphone connector on the 3DS/2DS to the microphone connector on your PC, and use the other sound cable to connect the microphone connector on the 3DS/2DS to the headphone/speaker connector on your PC. Hope that made sense...

It's a bit complicated... You need to find the key to download Petit Modem on SmileBASIC, and download Petit Modem on your PC, and then, the best, most stable way to transfer files is to get a 'headphone splitter' for your 3DS/2DS, which has to be ordered online (but I plan on custom making one). Then, connect this adapter to your 3DS/2DS, and you have two connectors: Headphone connector, and...

Hm... I think I'm following you...

I know what you're talking about, but it still doesn't sound too convenient for discussing games.

@Hanzo, Good, I'll sign up sometime. @Super★Bro, If you're talking about what I THINK you're talking about, I can't imagine that being a convenient website for Nintendo game discussion!

Oh. Ah, good source. Oh no. How do I feel about it? This is just one step to killing off 3DS and Wii U. That's what they're doing. @Hanzo, I should arrange an account with that website, I thinks it's called SmileBASIC Source? Do you use that? Because when Miiverse is gone, well, I won't have many options!

What's your source?

Where did you find this one? Can you give me the key? It looks great!

This is Hanzo's new landing simulator! It's very good!

Took three tries, but I got it figured out and landed successfully at the first airport. Did you do voice in this game? I thought I heard it talking at me, but I could hardly understand it. I think I heard it say "Pull up" a few times, and maybe something about "nose down" at another time.

I've been unable to do stuff here lately...

Kinda.

Barely a start for making a vector graphics editor!

Vectrex a short-lived game console. Launched in 1982, died off a year or two after. I think it was all American. It was supposed to take the form of a mini arcade machine that goes on your table. It's not very well known now, but it did have a port of Pole Position by Namco. It had a white beam vector display, no color. I was thinking of just using variables and the instruction to draw lines.

If you don't know what that is, Google "Vectrex Spike". Spike is the best example for that console because the characters talked.

An air combat game? Great! I'm coming up with a great way of creating vector graphics in SmileBASIC! I suppose that I may program that sometime soon. I'd like to use that concept to recreate some Vectrex games, made back in the 1980's. "Help! Spike!" "Oh no! Molly!"

No matter to me. I don't have a Wii U. Still, it seems interesting, and I do know some people who have a Wii U and I would like them to try this. It seems that, from what I could gather on SmileBoom's Japanese website, PetitCom BIG (SmileBASIC BIG) costs 3 times what SmileBASIC 3DS (PetitComputer3) costs. But I'm seeing advantages, like multiplayer games being much easier to make. That sounds cool

WHAT?!? SmileBASIC Wii U exists?? I guess it will be a long time before it shows up in USA, though. It sure took a long time for the 3DS version to come out in USA.

Looking good! You've done a great job!