So if I decide to develop a side scrolling game, what type(s) of languages should I use? Engine? Specs are a star wars type side scrolling game, with feasible dialogue and such, so Help if you can! Thanks!

http://www.gamedev.net/blog/355/entry-2254835-which-x-should-i-use/

Thank you, and very funny, but not exactly what I asked for. I am assuming c++ and LUA are fit for this type. Thanks for future comments.

Thank you, and very funny, but not exactly what I asked for. I am assuming c++ and LUA are fit for this type. Thanks for future comments.

...Go make Pong... We can talk about Star Wars later...

Since you seem so intent on having people tell you what the "best" stuff is when you've already been given a resource that tells you there is no "best":

Use C# and Unity. They'll be easiest for a newbie like you.

truth is hurtful, accepting it may to some people be more hurtful, but as a fact you have to accept GD forum as a jungle with people tying to pray on the week who are resisting against changes and accepting the wrongness of their belief, knowledge or whatever else, this was in approval of what ApochPiQ have sent, while I don't agree with praying on the week, so stop further resistance if you want to survive in this jungle, well at least that's my op-onion (that one was from fastcall22 lol). correct your question by the things suggested in ApochPiQ's post, then you may get a better answer.

See my links below

I am assuming c++ and LUA are fit for this type.

If you already know these languages, then sure.
If not, but you do know a different language already, then that other language would likely be 'best'.

So if I decide to develop a side scrolling game, what type(s) of languages should I use? Engine? Specs are a star wars type side scrolling game, with feasible dialogue and such, so Help if you can! Thanks!

My vote is for Unity+c# if you just want to get it made.

C# + Unity. Simple as that.