Tyler
I want to make a PC FPS but don't know if I should purchase Game maker 8 pro version or another software and I want one under 40 dollars and comes with a distribution license like game maker 8
Answer
Game Maker 8 is a good investment if you are going to make more than one game or are just trying to get a hold of the basics of game development, GM makes easy, fun, and great 2D games, even though 3D games are possible they require much more time effort and skill, but do not ever come out as great. However, if you want to spend a bit more money and create very good 3D FPS games easy i would go with FPS Creator X10, and if not, C++.
Game Maker 8 is a good investment if you are going to make more than one game or are just trying to get a hold of the basics of game development, GM makes easy, fun, and great 2D games, even though 3D games are possible they require much more time effort and skill, but do not ever come out as great. However, if you want to spend a bit more money and create very good 3D FPS games easy i would go with FPS Creator X10, and if not, C++.
How do PC games work on Windows 8?
Honza
I am cosnidering upgraging my OS from Windows 7 to Windows 8. I have heard, that some games do not work properly on windows 8. Can anyone confirm this? Or do games work on windows 8 just as they did on windows 7?
Answer
Games that works fine with Windows 7 generally works fine with Windows 8. I have a full Steam library from Windows 7 that was easily compatible with Windows 8.
The one game I only had trouble with is Arkham City. Not that the game had trouble running but because of issues with Windows Live save feature. There were some offered solutions but it hasn't worked for me. Other than that, I've played some pretty old games that does just fine. Compatibility between Windows 7 and Windows 8 for gaming isn't so different. You'll only have to worry if you're playing games like System Shock 2 or some of the older, ancient games.
Games that works fine with Windows 7 generally works fine with Windows 8. I have a full Steam library from Windows 7 that was easily compatible with Windows 8.
The one game I only had trouble with is Arkham City. Not that the game had trouble running but because of issues with Windows Live save feature. There were some offered solutions but it hasn't worked for me. Other than that, I've played some pretty old games that does just fine. Compatibility between Windows 7 and Windows 8 for gaming isn't so different. You'll only have to worry if you're playing games like System Shock 2 or some of the older, ancient games.
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