TECHNO9200'S PROFILE

author=Liberty
For media you will want to make a game page to be able to submit. You don't have to show too much - a 300 word description and three images (they must each be different and not title/game over screen). That's all.

Providing your game page is up to scratch, it should only take a few days to get it accepted to the site. Mind you, if it does take longer, don't worry too much. Decky will get to it before the big event.

Ok, thankyou.

Though I havn't tried too many different languages, I prefer c# and xna for how they setup accesibility in classes (for instance: get and set). Xna because if focuses deeply for game developement for both 2d and 3d environments. One downfall though is that it mostly works for windows devices, so maybe java might be better in that field.

I've been thinking, if you have an expression: x / 0, and try to evaluate it using: 1 / 0 = x, then wouldn't x equal infinity? I know that it is supposed to be no solution, but isn't infinity the never-ending solution to an equation? That's basically what dividing by 0 is, for example: if you add zero as much times as possible, you quite can't get anything higher than 0. It would go like this...

0 + 0 = 0, to 0 + 0 = 0, and then 0 + 0 = 0, and you would decide that 0 * 10000 = 0.

Another thing...
I've been moving around the equation of 1 / 0 = x by multiplying the equation by 1 / 0's reciprical, which I suppose would be 0 / 1. In the end the equation looked like this...

1 = x * 0

NOW HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE! There may be two explanations, 1. 1 / 0 can't have a reciprical (though it wouldn't make sense since if you flip any fraction around you have it's reciprical), or that 1 / 0 does equal x. If the equation is true, then there just be a connection to 1 and infinity (if x = infinity that is).