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imsocrazy Posted at 4:06 pm on July 15, 2004
how hard is it to make a game in vb if you dont no to much is it hard to teach you self if you have anysites will you post them for me

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mephisto mortis Posted at 5:28 pm on Sep. 3, 2004
now back 2 years a go when i took vb in school (and i was quite good at it too) the best game i could make was solitare
Misero Posted at 10:03 am on July 28, 2004
My personal opinion is that VB is a really horrible language, so I've never used except for when I was forced to at school. That said, you can use DirectX with VB, and it would be much simpler to do than if you were using C/C++ (though you'd be sacrificing performance and control).

However, I'm not sure if DirectX is quite what you're after, since you seem pretty new to the whole game programming thing. If I was you I'd just Google for some simple tutorials on VB game programming and see what comes up.

Good luck with it anyway :)

sakurag Posted at 9:48 am on July 19, 2004
What type of game are you planning on making?

Some helpful sites you might want to start reading at are:

GameDev.net and Gamasutra.com.

These tend to teach you industry practices.  I usually try to solve the problem myself first, and if I become too fustrated, I check out how everyone else does it. ;]  Though, I am not a big fan of game development.

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