Q. I don't know much about games, so I would also like to know, where to find inline chat room for computer game designer. Thank you.
Sorry, typo *ONLINE*
Sorry, typo *ONLINE*
A. Learning how to make games is a long process.
http://www.gamemaker.nl/ will get you started. Follow tutorials, start by drag drop game design, slowly advance into better games with scripting. Once you master this program you're ready for the real stuff. Website is in English.
There is also a forum on the website.
Good Luck !
http://www.gamemaker.nl/ will get you started. Follow tutorials, start by drag drop game design, slowly advance into better games with scripting. Once you master this program you're ready for the real stuff. Website is in English.
There is also a forum on the website.
Good Luck !
Can playing computer games really break your computer?
Q. Can playing computer games really break your computer? Or slow it down? or anything that is bad to your computer? I need a url so I can read it on my own, first one to do it get 10 points!
A. I'm afraid video games cannot do any damage to your computer, unless you look at it in an indirect fashion. Such as, you buy a game and install it, play it for a year, and over time, the video game's graphics requirements causes your graphics card to break in some way, or if you install a huge video game and your hard drive just doesn't have enough room left after installing it. That'd leave it sluggish.
The only way for a video game to do direct harm to your computer is if the game is pirated, meaning there is a chance a virus or some additional software has been attached to the video game, or if you just straight torrent it off of some site.
And yes, video games can slow down your computer, but only when you're playing them, and maybe shortly afterward.
I'd hate to say it, but no one is going to do a scientific study on whether or not video games can damage your computer, because they can't. You'd be better off searching for some research on whether or not video games cause brain damage than this. Sorry.
The only way for a video game to do direct harm to your computer is if the game is pirated, meaning there is a chance a virus or some additional software has been attached to the video game, or if you just straight torrent it off of some site.
And yes, video games can slow down your computer, but only when you're playing them, and maybe shortly afterward.
I'd hate to say it, but no one is going to do a scientific study on whether or not video games can damage your computer, because they can't. You'd be better off searching for some research on whether or not video games cause brain damage than this. Sorry.
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