Game Developer Programming Suggestions

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I would have recommended Python or the C series…and the breathing into the phone part, yeah…lol

haha, awkward ending.

Good advice.

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Recommended XNA Club. He says my name. :p Good video. 5/5

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Torque GE is very good,
Also Crystal space if your cheap.

Thank you for the tips ;)

Unity 3D is a great development app.

For beginning programmers, I’d recommend an Interpreted language, like Ruby or Python. This way you don’t have to deal with a picky compiler when you’re just starting out. When you feel like you’re ready, you can move on to a compiled language, like a C language. If you like the Interpreted language, you might want to consider using a software like RPG Maker XP/RPG Maker VX. These programs will let you create games of nearly any genre and not just RPGs, as their titles imply.

In the end, it’s your call to use what you want. Just my, two cents.

great ideas chris

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Definately python, c series, or even java.

ur welcome

hi chris i play video games all the time it actually would probly be the type of job i might actually like ive thought about game programing my friend dose that
he made some kool looking games they were very interesting i dont rememeber there names but they were kool

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Chris, did you try the software called “Multimedia Fusion” or “The Games Factory”? It’s great for basic game creators that want to make 2D game very much easier!

Python has a game library called Pygame or something o-o. But I have a problem with spelling “python” as “pythong”…

Chat-room sign-in name.

I can’t believe I didn’t see Dev-C++ in there…

Try BlitzBasic and get Maneesh Sethi’s book on it

Also learn about assembly and how computers work. There isn’t much information about x86 asm for win-32, and modern video cards are designed to use APIs, but all video games before the arrival of 32-bit in the mid-90s were programmed at the machine level and I’ve often wondered if this intimacy and familiarity with the hardware that programmers used to have doesn’t help account for a certain “magic” that seems to be missing in today’s games.

Try RPG Maker

depending on what aspect of game development your like working with, do you want to a be a coder or modeler ? if your going to be a coder I would suggest learning the general concepts of OOP , so regardless of what language you use LUA,C/C++,Python or others , you will not have a problem picking up on the technology.

Visual C# also does the job.

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visual basic

Download the demo of Blitz Basic and watch my tutorials!
You can start with a simpler Basic based language and then move onto using C++ with a graphics and sound API.

I’ve heard that DevC++ has fallen out of favor and Code::Blocks is preferred now.

Pygame is a must, get it at http://www.pygame.org/news.html