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How to build a football management simulation game in J#

Zones: Game Programming, Databases Miscellaneous, Sports Games

Tags: Microsoft, Visual Studio, 2003, J#

Hi, I am a University graduate in Software Development and I have decided I want to try something less boring than information systems. I am a big fan of football management games and have always been interested to know how to develop a game like this. I am also a big fan of software development and I like to make mini-projects in my spare time therefore I have decided the best way to understand the internal workings of a game like this would be to attempt to develop one.

I have recently begun learning Microsoft.NET and in order to kill 2 birds with one stone I was considering developing the game using J#. My main reasons for this was it will help me learn the J# language in more depth and at the same time help me build a game which is platform independant.

I know just be reviewing games similar to this that there must be a fair amount of classes to be coded, which in turn will require a similar amount of controllers. However, I would like help on what is the best possible plan of action to underake a project like this. I want to keep graphics, I.M. to a minimum at the moment. However, I do want to have forms as I do not want to program using the console as it is then easier to add graphics etc.

I also realise that there will be a fair amount of information that must be stored therefore I was wondering if there was a database which I could integrate with the J# language?

Can anyone help?

Thanks.

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: sheishmaster

Solution Provided By: jgordos

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: B

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