A pnd is just a bundled up executable; anything you can run (or even stuff like html pages etc) can be stuffed into one, no problem, and piece of cake.
For a pygame app, you'd include your game and assets, and any modules you need that are not part of the official firmware, and you'd prepare a PXML.xml to describe the meta-data (how fast the cpu shoudl be set to, the name of the app-data directory, that sort of thing), and a 'run script' probably (just a shell script that sets up any environment variables you might need, and runs your pygame job.)
Work on the game; once you want to share it, ask for help .. thats by far the easiest part of it
Thanks Skeez, you're posts are always very helpful.
I was however posting a fully completed game (not by me!) and was hoping someone would be interested in turning it into a PND and maybe distributing on the app centre.
The game is totally awesome and would love to see it on the Pandora
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