It's all a .NET game

[Michael P Butler]

http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_520925.html?menu=news.technology The quality of reporting is shocking, Any of the languages within the VisualBasic.Net suite can be used. I think I'll use C++ with my new VisualBasic.Net suite Michael :-)

[omkamal]

One of my colleague says that its only played in UK. Could it be possible? I mean, one from US or any other country cannot play?!!! :confused: I am kinda :confused: and feel that its not true. What do you think? omkamal

[Kannan Kalyanaraman]

The game was developed to demonstrate some capabilities like Windows Forms,P2P Networking, Web Services etc. There is a MSDN Show about how they went about creating the game. There is another game developed by Chris Sells. This comes with the source code, its pretty cool one :-) Cheers Kannan

[Matt Philmon]

Kinda reminds me of the "Go Fish" game I had to write back in my Data Structures class in 1993 while still in college. I spent an unbelievable time tweaking my logic so my computer component would play well. Our programs had to handle the deck and shuffling but also had to take a common deck as input. That way our computer opponents could be put against each other. Anyway, I came in second to a guy who's logic was always to ask for the last card he took off the deck. Matt