Tenka
August 2, 2006, 1:49am
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Honestly, calling anything “the best” is nonsensical. Game making programs are designed to be fast in development (while large and slow at running), moderate in development (while more functional, small, and a moderate speed), or slow in development (while just a bit more functional, larger, and faster speed). I’m sure there are other combinations out there. (And if you’re curious, those three programs were respectively GameMaker, Visual Basic Professional Edition 6.0, and Visual C++ Professional Edition 6.0.) Regardless, GameMaker is the best in terms of programmer-friendliness and simplicity. C++ is the best for speed. And Visual Basic is the best mix. (Of course, the speed also greatly depends on the programmer’s optimization skill.)
Well said…
Personally I prefer programming simplicity (compacted the API/ IO Streaming out) when working in a “for fun” environment. I’m not out there to be the best programmer or make the best game, I just want to have fun making a game.
Check your spelling to
Oh God, just stop, PLEASE. One would think it would stop past the first spelling correction with spelling errors. Uuugggh… My brain hurts now.
Check your spelling to
the only thing i see in there is the changing you into u
thats not spelling error, thats internet language.
