Yeah, it is a bad thing to be limited by the hardware specification. I wonder how many schools use Macs?
I've developed an internet portal that the game can connect to, allowing for things like user accounts for progress monitoring reports with graphs to be used, hence why I mentioned Flash.
I'm looking to create a simple platform type of game with an education twist. How would BlitzMax run a game like this in general on a 500Mhz machine?
In addition, I would assume that Apple would have a bigger market share in the education market, as they seem to have been successful in the US education market.
I would also assume that there would be less competition on the Mac? Also, Apple seem to provide Mac developers with a lot of support.
I've developed an internet portal that the game can connect to, allowing for things like user accounts for progress monitoring reports with graphs to be used, hence why I mentioned Flash.
I'm looking to create a simple platform type of game with an education twist. How would BlitzMax run a game like this in general on a 500Mhz machine?
In addition, I would assume that Apple would have a bigger market share in the education market, as they seem to have been successful in the US education market.
I would also assume that there would be less competition on the Mac? Also, Apple seem to provide Mac developers with a lot of support.