In Windows 95 this name appears to be case sensitive. In Windows NT on an NTFS file system it is not. If an object reference were passed to a program it is not necessary to have that class listed in the Class-Control Section of the program. It is mandatory to have the class listed in the Class-Control Section of the current program for every class that you will call by a Class Method. This line of code finalizes of destroys the class instance that is listed.
Easy lets go back and dissect the first line of code a little better.
We already know what invoke, Game, and New in this context mean so that only leaves aGame. What does this all mean in plain English. We invoked a new instance of the class game and we now can reference that through the working storage variable aGame. We if we wanted to call an instance method in a class remember from our getting started we use a variable that holds an object reference to an instance of the class as opposed to the class name. We have learned how to create an instance of a class.