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Java is not supported by Unity. You should check out C#, however; it's a very similar language that takes a lot of influence from Java while arguably smoothing out some of the rougher edges of the language. It should also be noted thatIt should also be noted that you will need both Unity Pro and Unity Android Pro in order to create Android games using Unity. As jhocking and ashes999 note in the comments, you willdon't need both Unity Pro and Unity Android Pro in order to create Android games usingtop release commercial Unity games on Android.

Java is not supported by Unity. You should check out C#, however; it's a very similar language that takes a lot of influence from Java while arguably smoothing out some of the rougher edges of the language. It should also be noted that you will need both Unity Pro and Unity Android Pro in order to create Android games using Unity.

Java is not supported by Unity. You should check out C#, however; it's a very similar language that takes a lot of influence from Java while arguably smoothing out some of the rougher edges of the language. It should also be noted that you will need both Unity Pro and Unity Android Pro in order to create Android games using Unity. As jhocking and ashes999 note in the comments, you don't need Unity Pro and Unity Android Pro top release commercial Unity games on Android.

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Eagle-Eye
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Java is not supported by Unity. You should check out C#, however; it's a very similar language that takes a lot of influence from Java while arguably smoothing out some of the rougher edges of the language. It should also be noted that you will need both Unity Pro and Unity Android Pro in order to create Android games using Unity.