C++ then learn some of the data structures and go on to Directx programming Learn an object-oriented language like Java, and learn Assembley language because it is the basis of all the languages that you will use ( be careful though because it is based on the computer architecture). Go here and all deverloper software is free if you are a student. [url]https://www.dreamspark.com/[/url] Be versitile and learn to work in different environments like Linux(programming in this is fun) or Macs(These suck, and are usually all we have to use in grade school, but everyone else likes to develop on these).(I prefer to program on a Windows, dedication). I am a Senior at the University of Tennessee and worked on small programming assignments that have involved games. I created a Pacman game with Java then Android I have created a tic-tac-toe game and Checkers game with the Assembly language I have worked in A.I. and OpenGL and on my own time I usually work in, I guess you could call it "Co-ops," on other projects that involve game programming. But I usually taught myself because UT isn't Fullsail. I just have taken my experience from school and built upon it. There is so much to say at the moment, just be versitile with your programming

As stated, game dev is mostly in C or C++, however you can use an engine like Unity to make games, and that utilises C# and Javascript... VB is what some places teach, and it will be good enough to teach you the principles, but I recommend you move onto another language when you understand all the principles, perhaps C# or Java..

Thank you very much, do you know any sources online that I could learn C or C++ at?