im looking to get started on game blender. my only question for now is: does a documentation exist? not so much for python, just the logicbricks.
The reference section of the blender gamekit which you can buy at the blender store has all the logic bricks and what they do.
Or, if you are either too lazy to get the GameKit or just don’t want to at the moment, you can go here: http://download.blender.org/documentation/NaN_docs/BlenderGameReference/ Under the table of contents, just go down to Game LogicBricks. However, for Python documentation, go to http://blender.org/modules/documentation/pydoc_gameengine/PyDoc-Gameengine-2.34/index.html. This has the documentation for 2.34, instead of the first site, which is for the old Blender (2.25). Hope this helps. 
thank you. this is exactly what i needed
Is there a version of this doc for download?
http://blender.org/modules/documentation/pydoc_gameengine/PyDoc-Gameengine-2.34/index.html
excellent link dmao even crossplatform and GPL ´ed.
Haven´t tried it yet, but i already like it.
Thank you.Happy Eastern
OMG?
Happy Eastern??? what’s that… oh well… happy western to you too… or was it northern? ahh whatever…
Thanks, dmao! 
@xintoc : I do not at al l understand your post. Please elaborate dear Blenderhead from Estonia . Thats North isnt it?
Happy Eastern
Hehe, he’s just playing around with your typo. It’s Happy Easter.
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