I'm not sure how you interpret porting a game to another platform or to use different frameworks. I want to create a game that can possibly be ported to Kivy or Unity which can be ported to other systems (OpenGL is another requirement, not the only requirement)

So you can't use the BGE there even if there is a matching OpenGL support. Nintendo, PS2, Mobile phones do not run that platforms. I need to know cause I want to create a game that can possibly be ported to Kivy or Unity which can be ported to other systems.otherwise this can serve as a good lesson for learning how to script or create games as this is my first time in learning & using Python, using Blender and creating a Game. Kivy is multiple platform (Though having trouble with Android) as it uses Python (Cython) and Blender & Panda3D are the only 2 left with OpenGL & Python as pyOpenGL is broken. OpenGL ES 3.x is on Adreno 300, 400 & 500 Series for Mobile PS2 has OpenGL ES 3 which my 2005 Dell D800 (Nvidia Go5650) Laptop could run PS2 emulators and so can the LG F3Q (2014, OpenGL ES 3, Adreno 305) which means Mobile is approx 6 years behind PC technology while my 2012 phone is OpenGl ES 2.1 (SGH-T699, Adreno 225, can't play PS2 emulator called Play!) Nintendo 3DS under OpenGL ES 1.1 (In Which RE:Revelation 3DS is on) Not Just OpenGl ES 1.1, is there a way to limit which OpenGL ES Blender will use, a warning of what the game is going to require or disable certain features so if a game Required OpenGL 2.0, with in-game settings can be Lowered to Require OpenGl 1.1 (Disabling Material or Converting Material to UVmaps to Texture when compiling game)Ĭause I just wiki'd Opengl ES thinking to see OpenGl ES 1.1 & 1.0 for JarPhones, but saw

Blender opengl 4.4 or 4.5