10-30-2013, 10:12 AM
I agree with what cake said. Depends what you mean with "game development". Do you want to develop your own 3D engine from scratch? Do you want to use OpenGL/DirectX? Do you want to make a "simple" 2D game?
I suggest you start off with a simple 2D game or so, almost any language will work for that. Choose whatever you're comfortable working in
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If you want to take in 3D programming, then you can either use an existing engine (CryEngine/OpenGL/DirectX), or make your own from scratch. Either way it'd be a good thing to read up on how those engines work (internally as well).
I suggest you start off with a simple 2D game or so, almost any language will work for that. Choose whatever you're comfortable working in
.If you want to take in 3D programming, then you can either use an existing engine (CryEngine/OpenGL/DirectX), or make your own from scratch. Either way it'd be a good thing to read up on how those engines work (internally as well).