John C asked:


They talk about how much movies cost to make, how much revenue they brought in, and what there net profits were all the time.

I wonder what the most amount of money ever spent on making a video game was, and which video game it was.

Note, I am talking about the game itself - the software and everything that went into a particular one (not counting marketing/advertising/packaging) - just the production of the game. And I am not talking about game consoles or hardware. Just the game.

medan01 asked:


I purchased a game online and downloaded it to my desktop computer. I want to have the game also on my laptop, w/o having to purchase the game again. When I have tried to do this myself, I can only copy the game icon, not the whole game. Can someone help?

Simmons asked:


I want to to start a video game company but I need to know what kind people to hire, the software needed, what’s the best software, what type of computer is best for creating video games, what programing language do the people I will hire need to know , wheres a good location in the U.S. Western states where I can have are video game company at.

Basically I just need to know all the stuff on how to start a video game company for example like Bungie, or the creators of Fable.
I want to create FPS.

wcstockj_iscpa asked:


In a suspended game, the lineup has to stay the same when the game is resumed, unless substitutions are made. What happens if, late in the game with many substitutions already made, a game is suspended. Before the game is resumed, trades effectively make it impossible to substitute players and one of the active players in the lineup has also been traded. What is the rule in this regard?

Karla asked:


I know that weather can stop a tied game. And from what I’ve seen with the All Star Game, I am assuming that if a team runs out of pitchers that they can end it (but I am not sure about that) so short of those situations, will a baseball game go on forever? How long is the longest MLB game?

Tim O asked:


Although this is about a card game, it is more of a business investment situation of a particular kind. And then again, it is not really about “investing” which implies anyone with money could do it. Also, I think this question does not fit into the category of Games & Recreation because it is not yet a game–it deals with how to take a game from the idea stage into production and delivery stages. Therefore it deals with how to carry out this business proposition.

I want to know how to find a game developer who is able to consider buying a card game. The game has three versions: One is solitaire and two are two-handed. The game involves luck & skill with applying logic & the process of elimination. All versions are proven successful when played with real cards. And all versions should be easily adaptable to being computerized–and when that happens, it should be extremely popular. It is 99.999% guaranteed not to have been patented before because I invented it myself.

pink_princess<3 asked:


ok so for my gym class i have to make up a game and run the gym class for about half an hour. i have a warm up, an actual game but i still need a cool down…does anyone have any ideas?and exactly how are the games played
(they have to be originalish)

thanks
ipod<3