> Then, after a learning process of maybe 1-3 years
> come back here and try your luck on the VCS.
I don't think this is necesary to have the incredible 2600 programming
experience. My programming background is c/c++ in a VERY BASIC way... (I
don't know how to work with files.. just cout, cin, while, for and class,
nothing else, take in mind that I got my first computer in 1999) but I
still can have fun with 2600 programming and I'm very happy with my (slow)
pregress in my demos... And my C++ knokledge didn't help me at all... it
just confused me.
Thanks, this was my opinion.
Gonzalo.
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