You might like Tk and the Canvas widget. And even more useful is
ZincThe nice thing about Zinc is it easily does transformations, rotations and zooming ( only 2d though).
Here are a couple of simple games I made with Zinc.
PONG with TkZinc or
Zinc: TripleRotatingWheel
The only thing about Zinc, is that it is hard to get going on windows, and there are versioning problems. You need to be using Tk800.025, but they are working on the port to Tk804.027. Other than these minor problems, Zinc is absolutely fantastic and fast.
I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth.
flash japh
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