EP0058 - Dynamic code loading with DLLs Part II - Making a video game from scratch in C

We are going to program a video game from scratch using almost no help from any libraries or engines. Just our code. Join us!
This video game is going to be retro NES-style, evocative of the "Dragon Quest" or "Dragon Warrior" games from the '80s.
Best viewed in 1440p resolution. If the high resolution versions are not available yet, it's probably because I just uploaded the video recently and KZbin needs to finish its processing. Come back in a few hours.
Any questions or comments, please post them in the comment section below. I will either reply to your comment, or, if it's an especially interesting question or comment, I will discuss it in the next video.
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[@puppergump4117]

Thanks for the vids. I'm not nearly caught up in the series yet, but I'll make it

[@ryanries09]

Go at your own pace, and thank you for watching!

[@kaiweiyeo4279]

Hi Ryan, Thanks for the tutorials. At 54:45, may I ask what the gc command is? I couldn't open the file based on the video so I used "type Game_B.log" instead of "gc .\Game_B.log" Do I need to enable something? Thank you.

[@ryanries09]

it's just a PowerShell alias for "Get-Content" which is basically the same thing as the type command.

[@kaiweiyeo4279]

@@ryanries09 Oh, I see. It's only in PowerShell, not Command Prompt. Thank you.