Which Development Method Should I use for creating a relatively small game project

Hey people, second question. So I'm working on an idea/design document for a virtual tabletop RPG system. It will include menus, sound, some artwork(graphics), be able to add content without redoing code, and have networking capabilities(for multiplayer, as in, a dungeon master acting as a server).

This isn't a huge project, and I plan on using visual basic 6, as that's wha开发者_StackOverflow中文版t I get to use at school, I plan on redoing it in another language that I can port to iphone and android later on, but vb6 for now.

But the question is, what method should I use: Agile, Prototyping, Structured, RAD etc.

I only know a basic idea of what each is, and it seems that structured is not a very good choice, but out of the other choices, which would be best for a fairly small game project?

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Agile == Prototyping == RAD. They're all the same thing.

I have no idea what "Structured" means. If you mean "Structured Programming", you need to move out of the '80's and switch to Object-Oriented.

Between that and the VB6 technology, it appears that your question has been obsoleted by the advance of the state of the art.

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try to use vb.net.., it is just same as visula basic but more advance. the only thing that i dont like is it is si heavy for the memory. but more graphical than vb6.