You are not wrong of course. But it's interesting to see many commercial 3d gaming engines use things like Lua, C# and other garbage collected languages as the

You are not wrong of course. But it's interesting to see many commercial 3d gaming engines use things like Lua, C# and other garbage collected languages as the main way for game developers to use their engines. I grew up in an era where all that stuff was done in assembly. That stopped being a thing decades ago. The vast majority of commercial software development can use off the shelf native components and pair them with garbage collected languages these days.