The following considerations are important:
Audience: who wants to play your game.
Genre: what type of game is it.
Controls: how is the game played.
Maturity: what is the target rating for the game (kids, adults).
Hook: what makes your game unique from others like it.
Story: what is the flow of events in your game, and what led up to those events.
Difficulty: how difficult should it be to beat your game.
Budget: how much money can you afford to put into the game.
Timeframe: how long before you plan to release your game.
Platform: what systems will run this game.
Hardware: what hardware will the players need (CPU, RAM, etc).
Software: what other software does the user need to run this game (OS, drivers, etc).
Graphics: the style of graphics, such as 2D, 3D, hand-drawn, computer-generated...
Music: the audio background to your game.
Sound Effects: the various actions and their audible feedback.
Characters: whom the story is being told about, or is involved, if any.
Objectives: what is the main objective of the game, and side objectives.
Enemies: whom are the characters facing off against.
You will need to know all this, and probably more, before you even write your first line of code. Generally, the more you know about your game, the better it will be. Start with the overall ideas first, such as story and characters, then work down to details, such as audience, and finally to technical details, such as audio and graphical sections.
When buying a computer game, price and popularity of the game should be considered. Game ratings and age restrictions should also be contributing factors..
Per the EA Support website: Q: Am I able to play my game on more than one computer? Do I need the disc for that?A: You'll be able to install and play your game on up to three computers without the need of the game disc. Your computer is authorized after installation and the initial launch of the game.
Usually you would need administration rights/privileges to do so If you do have administration rights, perhaps the system requirements do not adhere to the game. That is the game is too good for your computer to handle.
There is no formal definition of game genres for computer games because the data cannot be compiled. Many modern computer games do not need physical software installation to be sought out and played.
You do not need a computer to be a engineer. However, a computer will be needed for certain types of engineers or would really help.
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When designing tax policy, you should consider of the about tax money that you need. You should also consider how long you think the tax money will be needed.
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Computer designing can be difficult, especially if your not real good with computers. Here is a site to go to just to get you started. If you want to get started with computer designing, you would want to take some classes on computer designing. Here is a site that will give you a list of schools.
To become a game designer you need programming and game designing skills.
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The relationship between CAD (Computer aided design) and CAM (computer aided manufacturing) is that both types of designing need to be done on a computer and operated by an engineer.
There is no need to predict it, the reason is that is was designed and built that way. Designing in such slots allows for future upgrades and different utilisations of the computer.
This means you need a better computer, or you need to turn down the graphical settings.