Re: Getting started with game developing
[[wow]]. This thing has gotten pretty off-topic, but... If the student knows python and feels comfortable with it, then stick with that. It really depends. As C and python have an almost completely different syntax, stick with one. On the other hand, concepts, if not syntax are pretty much equal. It majorly rides on the issues he/she's having.
And for the off-topic part:
Use pyinstaller to compile. You'll have to take a look at the online tutorial for a complete list of command_line options, but since it looks this is what you want right now:
pyinstaller --onefile something.py
That may have to get more advanced as you get to more complicated code, but in my opinion it beets py2exe in simplicity.
As for pyaudiogame, I think the last commit was something like 2 years ago. I don't use it, but it could helpful to keep on the side of pygame.
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