Prince of persia and programming language.?
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I think it may be C++,  and graphic softwares 3Ds Max, Maya and Motionbuilder (all from Autodesk)
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Well, you can use almost any programming language for the graphical part. But the base, the kernel, MUST be written in ASM. I even found an OS, developed by one of my friends, written in Fortran and Python. But people usually use C++ because it's kind of easier. You can try using anything(except the web-script ones like PHP, Perl, C#, VBscript...).
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Now this is a task.\nI will answer to the best of my ability sorry not all progamming langs though.\nActionscript - movie timing ,interaction Flash\nAssembly - microchip level\nBasic - Bill Gates wrote MS_Dos in Qbasic?? not sure...\nmaybe that why MS say there are a lot of VB programmer?\nC - applications\nC++ -same ^ inc VC TurboC and Borland C\nC#  -.net framework\nCFML -Cold Fusion Markup Language\nCNC -machine coord and cut\nCOBOL - applications\nhtml -web\n:} :) ;) ;] :] ;}\nJava - compiled once run everywhere. Embedded Syst,Applet.\nJ#   - MS version ^ Not as versatile .net only :(\nJavascript - Functionality of webpage\nJscript - MS version ^ .net\nLisp - list programming lang\nPascal - applications\nPerl - cgi\npearl - automation\nprolog - ai\npython - cgi\nSQL - relational DB\nVBScript - same as JavaScript\nUML - not exactly more like a tool\nUnix Shell Scripts - Heard about it.\n\nI might add more :)
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There is no "best" language. If you're making something world with a mechanical / electrical device that you made yourself (wow), then I'd suggest something low level as well.\n\nAt the highest level probably C or C++. If you wanted it to be amazingly fast (but difficult to code), use Assembly.
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PASCAL!!!its out dated, i think it is possible to get it on C/C++
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Uhhh... Don't you think that is a little too limiting? Good 3D games are designed with one of those languages you are talking about. The industry is heavily into C++ when it comes to designing good games . \n\nHowever, what you could use is program called Realm crafter which makes games like Knight Online or secondlife style games. Here are some links you could use to download the fully functional trial (its like 30 dollars if you really like it) plus a set of screenshots of a game made with it. It includes a particle engine too for nice magic effects etc.\n\nEnjoy the game making!
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Yep, Yahoo Answers is great!  Better than Solitaire, because at least I am typing and it sounds like I am working............
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I'm really good at math and i have trouble making games. I suggest you try to learn C++ first. if you start with qbasic or something, it'll be hard to go to c++. I've tried making text based games but those can be hard. I sugest you study the programming language more than math though.
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Java for ever !!\n\nit is OPEN SOURCE !!
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Dont remember a lot about Basic and Commodore....
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Try Bloodshed Software's version of C/C++ instead.  It's free just like Turbo C from Borland.\n\nhttp://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
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c or c++ are usually used for game programming, but any language can work, if they're supported on your intended target platform (windows, unix, etc.) and provide the features necessary for your project (access to accelerated graphics, for instance).\n\nat http://www.gamedev.net/reference/articles/article892.asp you can find an (in my opinion) pretty good article on how to move into game programming: start with simple things, add complexity as you go.
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Are you including computer programming languages?  (Geek alert)
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First one is that the Language is Object Oriented or not .\nThe Object oriented programming languages (e.g. C++ , JAVA , .NET Languages ) are more powerful than the other programming languages and It's easy to code at the same time.\nThe second one I guess that is that language is Platform\nindependent or not . If it is platform independent then you\ncan make a choice on Operating Systems .
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Never, c++ is so much better for time dependent applications.  You can't imagine how much energy is devoted in a game to memory management to optimize it to the fullest.  A Java programmer doesn't even know what memory management is!\n\nCould you imagine stalling while playing because the garbage collector just kicked in?
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Software programming.
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Check for minimum and recommended system requirements for these games ... hardware as also software ... java issues or active x ... \nfind out if everything's in order