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     (Not Covered) Beetle Blocks - Snap! but in 3D! Make some 3D fractals!
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+<p>
+    If you are interested in Pygame, you are welcome to check out the <a href="https://www.pygame.org/docs/">documentation </a>
+    or this resource that was made in 2021 by the old CS10 staff: <a href="https://cs10.org/bjc-r/cur/programming/python/pygame_intro.html?topic=berkeley_bjc%2Fpython%2Fpygame.topic">Resource</a>. 
 
+    Pygame allows for the development of games that include graphics,
+     sound, and music by providing a framework for rendering graphics, handling sounds,
+      managing events, and more. It is also used for other types of multimedia applications
+       that require graphical display, audio, and user interaction. Pygame is popular 
+       for its simplicity and is often recommended for beginners in game development.
 
+    <br/>
+    However, please note that the CS10 staff may not be able to help with Pygame debugging or specific features.
+</p>