Which game creation program is most used for makin, I want to know...

If you check "Others?", you can tell what do you use. And you can tell also the benefits of the application you use, but please, no flamewars!

You're asking for a fact. Polls are for opinions.

Polls are not only for opinions. And this is my first poll ever.

if someone uses a certain program, that is a fact, not an opinion.
:3
why can't you create a poll for facts about people :x

i use multimedia fusion 2.


This post has been edited by dsguru on Dec 21 2006, 10:59 AM

i use MMF 2. can someone tell me what's the difference of TGF and MMF? imo its te same...

...They're insanely different. MMF has a ton of features (not to mention a lot of extensions) that TGF lacks.

meh...iv'e used games factory before and it was good...

it's not really an opinion (in this case), but neither is it that representative of the entire population

... i'm taking statistics right now stfu

EDIT: and i chose mmf lol

This post has been edited by Xgoff on Dec 21 2006, 11:12 AM

Oh, wait, is he talking about us MFGGers? I thought he was wondering which was used most all around the globe.

GM is the hardest program to use, but can create the best games if used right. For average and masters of game making. Also, it's free. There's a registered version, but you must pay for it. That gives you even more features. 9/10

MMF is the average, game creation skill program. For average and masters of game making. This can create a lot of great games without any experience at all. But it can't defeat the best of GM. You must also pay for it. 8/10

TGF is the easiest program to use. A great choice for begginers. It is easier to use than MFF and GM, but doesn't have as much features. There are more good games than bad games made with this. But the best games you can make here are nothing compared to MFF and GM. You must also pay for it. 6/10

The platform studio is just like TGF, but TGF has more features and can create better games. Most of the features are the same and it's also really easy to use. You must also pay for it. 5/10

if i actually got around to it i'd be using devkitpro and/or SDL

SDL is so sexy

Personally, I'm rather fond of RPG Maker--but I still can't figure the ******* out quite completely.

I vote "Game Maker"! Got it? Huh?

I use unregistered Game Maker, because I don't want to waste cash to make games.

EDIT:

Why did you put that there? You generally can vote only one.

This post has been edited by ultramario on Dec 21 2006, 01:15 PM

I don't really know anymore.

Most of my past work has been done in MMF. I bought MMF2 on launch, but as it turns out, I have yet to use it. Lately, I've been exploring C++ platforms more deeply.

I use Game Maker as its simple and easy to make games with.

Woah Woah Woah!

I reckon the two are equal, if you play a well programmed GM game and a Well programmed MMF Game, they feel the same in the experience they give.

You're being kind of biased by saying "But it can't defeat the best of GM"

Because they will cancel eachother out.

Same deal here, except I've already used MMF2.

Why no MMF2 option? I had to vote MMF.
MMF2 is really great though. Especially stuff like the extensions (Mode 7 ftw!).