14-year-olds make popular games beyond Angry Birds

Remember what you were doing when you were 14 years old?　　Robert Nell 14 years old this year, he just made a super hot game! The eight grade kid made an iphone free physics decryption game, "The Intellectual bubble ball".　　The game, released December 29, squeezed "Angry Birds" into the top spot of Apple's free apps list, with more than 2 million downloads now. Robert Nell's "Intellectual bubble Ball" "Angry Birds" is a professional development of the game, "intellectual bubble ball" is not.　　In his third year, Neil built his own website and, with the encouragement of his friend's father, spent one months using a software called the Corona SDK (which he taught himself to use) to make the game.　　In an interview with KSL.com, Neil was coy about the next plan, which might be to develop some paid props for the intellectual bubble ball, and save money for college tuition. Neil's mom contributed to the game, and she helped design checkpoints, including laundry and cooking, but the rest was done by Neil himself. (Edit/Xu Mingming)