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H · 2/7/2015

So i've been thinking and i want to make games like for real. So far i know C,C++,Java,Javascript,P

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Yoshi posted on Feb 13, 2015 5:08:32 AM - Report post

I second Unity. I'm currently doing my undergraduate senior project in Game Design, and our team is designing a video game using Unity. It's a solid tool to use for game programming. I've had no experience with it, but the provided tutorials are very helpful, and I know enough C# to be able to use it effectively.

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mesaratz22 posted on May 14, 2015 3:48:24 PM - Report post

quote:

originally posted by Caliber

the biggest part of game creation is coming up with the game itself. many people can code. it's the rare few who can come up with a good game concept, story, idea and then present it in a good way.

good luck and best wishes!

best,
Cal

it seems the other way around for me
I have some really good ideas (or so I am told) but for the life of me I cannot remember how to program

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H posted on May 15, 2015 1:55:39 AM - Report post

I'm still busy with my own projects but after these, i'll be into Unity. and maybe ask you guys if i get into trouble.
But again, thanks for the comments.

[Edited by H, 5/15/2015 1:56:02 AM]

It's been a long time coming.

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DABhand posted on May 15, 2015 3:22:14 AM - Report post

I remember posting a link maybe last yearish?

It was a cheap Unity course work, including some other stuff for very cheap from Udemy.

Since then it has gone back up to its normal pricing, but keep an eye on Udemy, they sometimes have sales in course work, and there is plenty of Unity courses on offer, even some free ones.

EDIT:

Infact here you go some courses for $10/£8 (would be cheaper to use an American VPN etc to get it for $10 :P)

zdbb.net/u/f9m

[Edited by DABhand, 5/15/2015 3:25:01 AM]

Oh and Don't forget some tuts on ASM and defeating DMA

Clicky Here for them