Not trying to pull your leg, and I'm certainly not claiming I'm very good (not entirely crap, but there are ppl around who're better), but I guess I'm at least more experienced than you are, and even *I* wouldn't just be able to do SNES-quality games.
Most game stuff is just dull programming work, like databases 'n such. I don't think there's much specific B+ to learn if you want to learn to do games (which, if you ask me, is just like ordinary programming anyway). After all, what's the diff between B+ and, say, Pascal with a gfx-lib? So, you prolly need generic programming experience, after which you can apply it in B+/max/3d, C#/C++/Delphi etc. It's just a matter of a new syntax to learn.
Most game stuff is just dull programming work, like databases 'n such. I don't think there's much specific B+ to learn if you want to learn to do games (which, if you ask me, is just like ordinary programming anyway). After all, what's the diff between B+ and, say, Pascal with a gfx-lib? So, you prolly need generic programming experience, after which you can apply it in B+/max/3d, C#/C++/Delphi etc. It's just a matter of a new syntax to learn.