Video Games are programs written for video game systems, just like the programs on your computer. If video games weren't programmed, they could not exist.
Computers are used to make games by programming it and making a disc
In many of them, yes. In many of them, no. In many of them, that depends on how you would like to win. Video games can be and are very different, with completely separate aims, so it depends entirely on which game you are playing.
Well it depends on what kind of video games are the kids playing with and how long you use the video games. Some types of video games are for kids not all.
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There were no video games in 1933
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Computers are used to make games by programming it and making a disc
People that are good at learning math usually are good at learning how to program. Programming is a big aspect of making video games.
Most general-purpose programming languages can be used for video games. Lazyfoo's tutorials are excellent resources for anyone interested in game programming. They are written in the C++ programming language, but the same concepts can easily be applied to C, Ruby, Python, Perl, or any other general-purpose language.
It is not necessary (nor possible) in C programming.
you should help create games video games are the best invention in the world and dare i say the educationel games can be good too not only when playing video games you can even change the kind of game to play for eg one day you could be killing zombies next you can be in outer space
The programming language used to make video games varies depending on preference, but the most commonly used programming language is C++.
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The most useful programming languages to learn for video game development would be C and C++ if you are looking to program on consoles and PCs.
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Hardware wise you would need a good computer and Programming software. If you are looking to make Console games then you would have to have a license to do so from the make of the console, you would also need to have a good understanding of the console that you are making games for.