Summary
You've got the basic idea and the framework of the new game done now, and you're ready to start adding new and exciting functionality to it. You've already added a new feature that you can use to store a “pool” of textures, so you're only creating a single instance of each of the textures you need.
In the next chapter, you can start on the user interface, which is more complicated this time around.
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