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"Frecklefoot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > "Dr. O" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > > Java is generally used in cross-platform business applications since speed > > matters less there and the payoff of multiplatform execution is a great > > boon. > > Okay, a game doesn't have to be available on the PC or a console to be > "commercial." Bejewelled and many other games are browser-based Java > games and are every bit as commercial as The Sims or GTA3. They only > differ in scale. Concerning Bejewelled: Is the version that you register and pay for still written in Java ? I notice the distributable is standalone and comes with an installer. > Personally, I usually develop in C++ (okay, and C and C#), but I did > develop games professionaly in Java for a while. Most Java IDE's suck > compared to C++ ones, but once you get the games running correctly, > they're just as good as an equivalent C++ one would be. So the Java IDE's are ok as long as you are lucky enough not to have any bugs ? :) -Luke
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