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Hello experts :-)<br />
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I have an idea for a mmorpg game.<br />
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I want to create engine (similiar to the one from Diablo) for it and am thinking which programming language I should use.<br />
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I know that C++ is the most obvious choice but I would like my game to work fine both on Windows and Linux.<br />
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I read a lot about how great java is but haven't found even ONE example of game written in Java which would be even close to Diablo.<br />
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Do u know any game with nice graphics written in Java?<br />
Is it possible?<br />
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Thank u very much<br />
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panJames
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Hello experts :-)

I have an idea for a mmorpg game.

I want to create engine (similiar to the one from Diablo) for it and am thinking which programming language I should use.

I know that C++ is the most obvious choice but I would like my game to work fine both on Windows and Linux.

I read a lot about how great java is but haven't found even ONE example of game written in Java which would be even close to Diablo.

Do u know any game with nice graphics written in Java?
Is it possible?

Thank u very much

panJames

Is it possible to create game like Diablo in Java?

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