Excited for it, I paid the money and joined the classes, there were supposed to be 8 classes, 2 per week and each class would be for 2 hours after school.

On the day of the first class, me and my other classmates who had registered for it went to the junior computer lab after eating a bit.

We were first given a small introduction of scratch and were told we would make a shooting game where we could move horizontally and shoot bullets vertically; I could easily make that one and was in fact the first one to complete it. It was fun and i thought we would make another advanced game in the next class.

Next week, we made a game where we had to manoeuvre a car on a circular racing track and pass through hurdles

In the next class, we had to make apple drop where we had to move a bowl, catch the good apples and the game would be over if we caught a rotten apple. It was confusing and I needed some help to completely configure it. But once done, it was fun to play.

We also made a game in which was like a classic platformer with 6 levels.

In the next class, we made a snake game where we had to collect food and if the snake touched its tail the game would stop.

Then finally, there was our test in which we had to make our own game and were told the one who made the best game would get a special certificate, I made a game which was like brickbreaker but had another paddle instead of the bricks(one paddle on top and one on bottom).

When the class ended, they told us they were going to give the certificate to the one who makes the best game in level 2.

I was kind of disappointed because they told us we were going to make jetpack joyride but we didn’t; also because they said they would give a certificate to the one who makes the best game but they didn’t do so, But it was fun anyway

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1. Austin Evans – His videos are usually short and straightforward and full of positive vibes, covers all the important features about the Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Technology.

Austin Evans

• Marques Brownlee – Otherwise known as MKBHD, makes great videos on everything new in tech, which are usually full of all the specs and are fun to watch.

Marques Brownlee

• Unbox Therapy – He usually tries out different things like special edition phones and weird tech.

Unbox Therapy

• C4ETech – The person who runs the channel is Indian, thus providing a different point of view, the channel is relatively small but growing fast, everything new in India usually comes here first.

C4ETech

• GadgetsToUse – It is a channel that is almost entirely in Hindi, thus it’s more convenient to view, usually does video on the new technology fads instead of new hardware.

GadgetsToUse

• iGyaan – Another channel based in India, usually makes lists for cool tech under a specific price point and phone reviews.

iGyaan

• Jonathon Morrison – Is more or less, the same like MKBHD, but a complete different view.

Jonathon Morrison

• EverythingApplePro – usually makes videos on apple products, as the name implies, but sometimes other tech too.

EverythingApplePro

• PhoneBuff – makes videos on drop tests and speed tests on just about every phone.

PhoneBuff

That’s it for this list, hope you enjoy these channels!

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