But lets talk about Singletons just for a sec. I am currently writing a game and I do have 2 singletons. My director class (that controls initialization and ins

But lets talk about Singletons just for a sec. I am currently writing a game and I do have 2 singletons. My director class (that controls initialization and instantiation of all the things I need) and my main game scene (when the user presses Play from the menu). To me this made perfect sense. But I can see how singletons get out of hand, but could also make sense to the developer to do so. (Meaning the developer thinks it makes sense to over use when it might not) How do you approach the fact that maybe your game scene, layers on that scene, HUDS, all would just have a single instance ever? I have read that singletons are used a lot in games and well games are playable (meaning they run and work) so do you ever apply "if it ain't broke" philosophy? Your site will be very useful to a lot of people. Singleton alone.