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gardon · Mar 17th, 2005, 5:03 PM

Whichever. I have the

tricks of the windows game programming gurus second edition

the dark green one

I read the first half and haven't really seemed to get anywhere. I know a TON about windows programming now, but nothing close to actually starting a game or teaching me how to make a game. The info is there, but just not the steps.

That in mind, does the origional 94 version teach you how to make a game?

bl00dninja · Apr 12th, 2005, 2:56 AM

i haven't read it yet so it might suck donkey balls but try "teach yourself game programming in 24 hours" by michael morrison.

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gardon Programmer Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 87 Rep Power: 4	Whichever. I have the tricks of the windows game programming gurus second edition the dark green one I read the first half and haven't really seemed to get anywhere. I know a TON about windows programming now, but nothing close to actually starting a game or teaching me how to make a game. The info is there, but just not the steps. That in mind, does the origional 94 version teach you how to make a game?

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Any good book recommendations?