Program for making you own game

Man, I come into the thread late and I have almost nothing to add.

But since I took so much time to read through the thread I'm going to post my thoughts as I read through this thread:

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Originally Posted by Spawnofsephiroth

does anyone know if there is a program i can buy for my pc that will allow me to create my own game? i think that they make them, but i am not sure. if anyone knows, please let me know. thanks.:choc2:

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For a beginner, RPG Maker is the way to go.

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Originally Posted by bipper

No c++? BLASPHAMY!

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Java > C++ :p

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Originally Posted by rubah

they had c++ back when people still used dos? Wow. I woudl've thought they'd used BASIC or something back then.

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C++ has been around for 20+ years now.

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Originally Posted by bipper

C++ has been around since forever. Early 1970's I know for a fact, cannot tell you what exact year.

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C has been around that long, but not C++.

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Originally Posted by Samuraid

After all, C++ == C with extras

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Yup. And that's why Java is better than C++, Bipper. It's all about evolution. :p

C -> C++ -> Java



So that's my story and I'm sticking to it. Now I feel like I contributed something to this thread and I can sleep tonight. :chef:

If C++ > C because it has extras, that would make C# > C++. :p

Also, Java > C++.

java is C that can't speak c, so it needs an inturpeter. Imagine; going to a taco bell and before you order, you must tell your order to a a translator whom will then tell the resteraunt what to cook. No thanks, give me a quazi screwy order any day :) I hate waiting for food. ; now I am hungry; but if JAVA had anything to do with my food, I would be bloated. AHhhaha1! Get it? Bloatware.. bloated.. oh gawd!


C# is a microsoft mongoose, and there for sux with no explination really needed.

Java is cleaner than C and C++ in a lot of ways...and a heck of a lot slower on most platforms. Thus, Java just isn't the right thing for most complex realtime uses.

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