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If i wanted to make a game enhancing program for either computer or ps2 , what should i learn. From my understanding they are totally differn't things so lets say i wanted to make a pc game enhancing program aka cheating device could i use viusall c++ for this or what? thanks for anyone who can help me.

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Yep, you could probably use VC++ for alot of the games out there today.. most (if not all) 3D games use either OpenGL (Open Graphics Language) or MS DirectX Suite, and both of those have APIs written in C++. DirectX is a MS only API, but OGL works on many OSs.DirectX is nice to learn because XBOX uses DirectX for its games, but OGL is very good to know as well (bit more complicated API tho).. Both are put to use in PC games, but as for the PS2, I am not sure what language they use, I think they have a specific language just for the hardware of the PS2..Either way, C++ would be the base language of choice, and maybe create different rendering DLLs for both OGL and DX that would allow your program to work with games using either API...

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Alright thanks for your help. I have been learning c++ on the internet but i think im going to get some books on it tomorrow. I think ill try and learn that and see what i kind of things i can do with it. i know that you cant just learn that program over night but if i work at it hard enough i should be able to do atleast the basics of game enhancing. thanks again for your help.

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