yes probably - but I suppose the limit there is controlling what they can extend? The other thing with games is performance - prototype languages are slower in

yes probably - but I suppose the limit there is controlling what they can extend? The other thing with games is performance - prototype languages are slower in general. I'm not against them - these are reasons I can see for not using prototype languages. Edit: I suppose to the environment a developer wants isn't the environment that a game user wants, like a game user wants to just extend a few things - but having the whole self environment for arguments sake would be fairly intimidating I'd imagine.