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What do you think Nintendo will do with their next console (which is currently codenamed NX)? It seems almost obvious that it will will have some new feature that sets it apart from other consoles (that's always been Nintendo's "thing"), but will it be an extreme feature, such as the Wii's...

A lot - so much that I really don't want to go and start adding it all up!

Nintendo all the way, due to the quality games Nintendo continues to release. Yes, I play games on my PC and PS3, but none of them come anywhere close to the quality that Mario Kart or The Legend of Zelda etc. have to offer. That's my opinion anyway.

I use a laptop. To be honest it's a bit rubbish, but it manages to run the games I want to play, and I won't get anything new until it stops doing that.

Well, it was sunny but now it's raining.

Awesome, let me know if you need any help with it. My Java is probably a little rusty, but I'll help out if I can. :)

For Android apps then I'd recommend Java then, though if you want to go down the iOS route then you'll need to learn Objective-C or Swift (Apple's new language). Python is a nice language to learn mind you. :P But for apps, I'd go with Java personally.

What do you ultimately want to end up creating with your skills? Websites, Windows applications, mobile apps?

There's lots of examples, but I'll go through some of the cooler ones: HTML5 has audio support built in, so we can embed audio into our site using the <audio> element. HTML5 also has video support built in using, you guessed it, <video> You can include regular expressions in forms for...

Thanks for the welcome guys! How'd you guess? :P

It depends what you want to do, really. JavaScript is more web based (and is primarily used for the front-end of applications), whereas Java is used for back-end web stuff/desktop applications/android apps. They are very different languages, so I'd go for the one that suits what you want to make.

HTML5 where possible, as it's the new standard. There's also a lot of cool stuff you can do with HTML5 that you can't do with HTML4 which makes it infinitely better. :P

I don't think I've paid for a mobile game in years - a while ago I think I paid for the old Final Fantasy games but, as I said, that was years ago. I think mobile games should be relatively simple to play, something you can pick up and play for a few minutes. That, in my opinion, doesn't really...

Hi there, I'm AndroidOS. :) I'm not very good with introductions, so I'll probably keep this short. I'm an avid gamer from the UK who also happens to program and play guitar. I swear by Nintendo and their games, but I am partial to a few others as well. ;) I hope to see you around (and feel...

Do you think that Apps (on mobile phone systems, like Android and iOS), will eventually become more popular than actual video games? I personally do not think so. Yes, of course apps are always going to be popular with casual gamers, but the problem is that they just aren't big enough for more...

Do you like to get 100% at every game? Personally, I do not start by trying to obtain everything, but if, after I have completed the game, I am bored and want something to do, then yes, I will go back and try to complete the game 100%. In some games it is different though. For example, I play...

I like it. Also, you have to remember that everyone laughed at the Wii's name whe =n it was first announced, but that didn't stop anyone from buying it, did it?

I used to play this, but I wasn't very good at it so I stopped. :P I still go on sometimes though, I'll find out what my name is and post it here sometime.

I usually listen to whatever music the game is playing...Which is a trwat when playing games like the Legend of Zelda series! If I listen to any other music then it puts me off the game, so that's why I don't really listen to it.

I prefer handhelds, for the simple reason that I can take it almost anywhere with me.