I will actually be releasing a demo FlashLite game called Balloonatroid along with the new PureMVC/AS2 port very soon. In the game I do this very thing. You see the initial splash screen and can play one of a number of levels. Each level has unique assets and they won't all fit in the phone. It would also possible to monetize such a game architecture by adding additional gameplay levels for a fee, so all the more reason to have these extra asset files.
You may not have the luxury of waiting for this to be released though, so I'll briefly describe what's going on:
The main MovieClip has the symbols for the splash screen and the player's stuff, and it has an instance of an empty MovieClip called
level_mc on the stage. The splash screen is all Flash with several MCs animating on their own timelines without assistance from PureMVC.
When the user hits the Play button we will load the appropriate SWF file for the current level which has the scrolling background and the boss and defender assets.
GameFacade has a startup() method (see this post:
http://forums.puremvc.org/index.php?topic=85.0) which the main MovieClip calls on frame 1, passing a reference to itself.
GameFacade.startup() sends the notification that triggers StartupCommand to instantiate GameStateProxy, GameHistoryProxy, GameClipMediator and LevelClipMediator.
GameStateProxy, in addition to tracking score and such, generates the name of the SWF to load based upon the current game level. That level is pulled from the local shared object by the GameHistoryProxy and defaults to if you've played before or 1 otherwise. There are GameStateVO and GameHistoryVO that hold the data these two proxies work with.
In StartupCommand, LevelClipMediator is instantiated and passed a reference to level_mc as its viewComponent.
When the user hits the play button, LevelClipMediator hears about it and replaces its view component using a MovieClipLoader instance it created in its constructor. It does an addListener(this) to the MovieClipLoader and has an onLoadError method to handle loading faults.
Oddly, the FlashLite 2.0 engine has some wierd difficulty getting me other events like the all important onLoadComplete. Fortunately due to the tiny filesizes required by the phone (the main swf and a level are both under 300k combined) it's almost instantaneous. I don't think this will be a problem with Flash 9 targeted apps, though.
Please ask if any of this is unclear, but I think it's something like the solution you're looking for, though you'll have to map it to your problem domain.
-=Cliff>
