Why don't pyGame or pyglet support python 3?

Question

I studied various game design modules for python such as pyglet and pyGame. I noticed that both of them seem to be compatible only with python 2. Having seen that python 3 is the latest version, why is this? My experience with python was with python 3, so are there any good framework / modules for developing a python 3 game? Or am I better off learning python 2 and using pyglet or pyGame?

edit: I would use pyGame on mac. The download page http://www.pygame.org/download.shtml contains only links for py2.6, py2.5 and py2.4, which makes me think that this is not python 3.

Answer 1

, PyGame Python 3 1.9: http://www.pygame.org/wiki/python3porting?parent=todo

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Nowhere does it say that it does not work for Python 3 on a Mac, and it is unlikely to be so. So you can try it, but you have to compile it yourself.

Pyglet does not mention Python 3, so it is probably not ported.

Answer 5

pyglet 1.2 (alpha as of July 2012) works with Python 3.