Soon, we will actually see our menu in action. But before we do that, we need to find out how to use the Android emulators and how to build our game. Then we will put these together and put our game into an emulator or real device to see it as our players would.
Now we have the first part of our game ready to run. We need to test it to check for any errors, crashes, or anything else unintended. It is also important to ensure that it looks good and runs correctly on the device types/sizes and that you want to target.
Note
We will not go into any details about handling different device types. All our games are fullscreen and we will later lock the orientation and dynamically calculate aspects such as screen resolution. So we can get away with writing for a single device type and focus on learning Java.
It might be useful to know for now that you can create a different layout file for any screen size categorization or pixel density. All you...