I plan on doing so.

Go to the Instruction List page on the official SmileBASIC website. It shows you the entire syntax of the language and how to use it.

Up to PS3 and 4?!? Nah, I'd say about SNES graphics. The syntax is somewhat different to that of the original BASIC language, but give it a go. It's super easy to program video games. Plus, it's portable!

I think the syntax is SPSHOW 0,1 I don't have the app, unfortunately, but try it out.

Nice tank game! Hope to try it out soon!

I made a text-based RPG with Java; maybe I can help you with that here.

This looks awesome! By the way, have you heard of Prelude of the Chambered?

There are no texture packs in that game. Ask the developer.

Your uncle probably has never heard of SmileBASIC; maybe because he doesn't use a 3DS.

But...I thought you knew.

Your uncle may not know THIS version of BASIC. Just as C and C++ are slightly different, and use keywords that are exclusive in those languages, then the same goes with BASIC and SmileBASIC.

Heck, when I started programming I never knew how fun it was; the fact that it can be used as a fun alternative to math really surprised me. A lot of math concepts can be found in programming, such as variables, functions, and loops (for loops are really similar to sigma notation). Programming could be understood as a new language. Just understand it as much as you can.

Unfortunately, I don't have this app. Hopefully someone can teach you; I can't wait to see the outcome of this project!

W...wow, slick!!

...Shoryuken? Lol.

A game where you manipulate a vector and try to maneuver yourself through a series of quadrants to locate the x-intercept of the diameter of a rhombicosidodecahedron. Or you could make a generic cactus simulator.

Such ray casting...

Haha, I see what you did there. That's how I also set my Visual Studio UI and syntax highlighting!

SmileBASIC I have no knowledge, unfortunately. But what I could do is grab a game, see the source code, and find out how to translate that code to another programming language.