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Re: Adventures of Lolo 
masterbooda (0 replies, 1317 views) (2005-May-12)
masterbooda (0 replies, 1317 views) (2005-May-12) Dear VBGamer,
Sorry about that, was a little frazzled the other night. I am going to push forward from here on out, and keep making games, legal or not. I just won't even mention the game being made or anything, to keep this legal talk away.
As for POL's question, I am poor, and only own vb5. And in all honesty, vb5 does everything I need it to do. I created DBTurbo in vb5, but the cool thing is, dbturbo can be used in .net. So why leave a program, that works for you? It's like I see all these people jump onto the dx9 bandwagon, when what is funny even some of your newer commercial games still use dx7. DX9 is not a good jump for me, because I have yet to exploit dx8 or dx7. The same goes with vb5, but I might go to vb6 for some more compiling options. But for .net, hell no, not even in the mood for .net...lol
DaBooda out...
Sorry about that, was a little frazzled the other night. I am going to push forward from here on out, and keep making games, legal or not. I just won't even mention the game being made or anything, to keep this legal talk away.
As for POL's question, I am poor, and only own vb5. And in all honesty, vb5 does everything I need it to do. I created DBTurbo in vb5, but the cool thing is, dbturbo can be used in .net. So why leave a program, that works for you? It's like I see all these people jump onto the dx9 bandwagon, when what is funny even some of your newer commercial games still use dx7. DX9 is not a good jump for me, because I have yet to exploit dx8 or dx7. The same goes with vb5, but I might go to vb6 for some more compiling options. But for .net, hell no, not even in the mood for .net...lol
DaBooda out...
