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> used by Remedy Games on some of their titles. You're implying present tense, but from what I remember, the studio gave up on D instantly after Ethan Watson (
by PoignardAzur 2y ago
> used by Remedy Games on some of their titles.
You're implying present tense, but from what I remember, the studio gave up on D instantly after Ethan Watson (the guy who gave that talk) left. There have been no mention of D in gamedev in years.
- pjmlp 2y agoFrom English point of view, that sentece goes both ways. "used by" => in the past "some of their titles." => 1 or more And yes, C# was won out over D, in what concens AAA studios. But that wasn't the point, rather languages missing from OP's list.