John Everson

Specifically, i am interested in programing to do with video games, though i am aware that this career path (game dev) might not be realistic, so i was hoping for a language that can be used for coding games, but also has other uses, if such a language exists.

Through my college applications, study habits, and early career steps, what will put me on the best path toward landing my dream job in the video game industry?

I feel that there are a lot of debugging when it comes to coding, my experience in middle school/high school main concerns were about how to try and fix the code, but obviously its just a small portions, so how do actual engineers debug code while dealing with a database of codes and programs.

I’m currently signed up to attend Full Sail University’s online Game Art course and plan to return for Game Development afterwards. I have heard that some game development companies like Nintendo and Activision like to contact Full Sail to get information about recent graduates. Is that true?

so i know what indie game dev is like (i know indie games when i see them, my game looks like one): there's a lot of incredibly stupid mistakes, and my head hates me because i slap it a lot (don't worry, i'm used to it), but what about AAA games? what's that like?

I am kinda hoping NetheRealm Studios would take me or a really good video game company.

software development

What are programming interviews like for software engineering positions?

I need some help finding out what to do after high school

I'm researching for a video game designer.

I have heard a lot of mixed feelings about the careers that involve gaming as a whole. All the way from Game Designer to Game tester. I have been told it strips the enjoyment of gaming away once you are required to do make your hobby into a job with gaming specifically . Is there some way to...

I want to get into more areas that involves game development.
Im not a good graphic artist .

I'm a freshman in high school and have some basic knowledge of HTML and JavaScript languages. 1. What tools/coding languages do you recommend starting out as a game designer? 2. What is the hardest kind of challenge you have faced during development? 3. What is the best genre of game to start...

How much of your time goes into the first steps of just coding a game

I'm trying to find good colleges for Game-Designing for after I finish my education in high-school does anyone have good suggestions.