Android Asset Studio vs The Beginner's Guide to Android Game Development

The Android Asset Studio can help you create:

-launcher icons

-action bar and tab icons

-notification icons

-navigation drawer indicator

-generic icons

-device-framed screenshots

-simple nine-patches

Google Chrome is only officially supported browser but the Android Asset Studio works well with most modern browsers.

All art generated with the Android Asset Studio tools is created under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.

"The Beginner's Guide to Android Game Development" was written by the author of KiloBolt's game development tutorials: James S Cho. The book is simply a more comprehensive and up-to-date version of the online tutorials.

The author of "The Beginner's Guide to Android Game Development" has experience in the world of tutorials and his explanations in his book really prove that. Cho's tutorials are clear and up to date with the book's recent release date.

Cho's book was recently released on July 28, 2014. As a result his explanations and tutorials are some of the most up to date and reliable.

Like KiloBolt's online tutorials also written by James S Cho, "The Beginner's Guide to Android Game Development" starts from the very basics of Android game development. The book makes it easy for anyone to start even without any programming experience.

Very easy to follow source code, visually pleasing to read. Perhaps this explains the slightly higher cost.