XNA Game Studio Express in CoDe Magazine
Michael Klucher
Program Manager - XNA Community Game Platform
If you're looking to read up on XNA Game Studio Express, CoDe Magazine has the new September/October issue of the print version of the Magazine available on their website https://www.code-magazine.com/ This month they feature several articles on XNA Game Studio Express!
Microsoft XNA: Ready for Prime Time? by Nickolas Landry
Introducing XNA Game Studio Express by George W. Clingerman
MVP Corner: Perspectives from a .NET Guy at GDC by Nickolas Landry
Heard on .NET Rocks!: Frank Savage on Programming the Xbox 360 by Carl Franklin
Enjoy the articles! Thanks to the authors and the folks at CoDe Magazine for helping spread the word about XNA Game Studio Express!
Comments
Anonymous
September 05, 2007
CoDe Magazine have they're September/October issue online and free to view featuring several articlesAnonymous
September 06, 2007
Ordered already!! Thx!! I am preparing a series of XNA-Game Programming presentations as a Microsoft Student Partner and every source is valuable at the preparation stage. Thx, My best regards, Aggelos MpimpoudisAnonymous
September 10, 2007
Hopefully you guys liked the article! I tried to do my best to show off the power of the XNA framework. Never though the XNA development team might actually notice I had written an article... Yikes!Anonymous
September 11, 2007
Still waiting for my copy. Greece Here!!!! Cheers :D:D:) AggelosAnonymous
September 22, 2007
Stacks of free copies of this mag was passed out to many tens (one or two hundred?) of attendees of Phoenix's Desert Code Camp 2007. I tried to feature the tutorial article by walking through the code in an Introduction to Microsoft XNA session I hosted, but had to cut it short (didn't practice with the big screen). I let them all out abrubptly; terribly embarrassing!! But if I had any saving grace, it was in grabbing a handful of copies of this magazine and making sure everyone who wanted a copy got one. The magazine is an excellent overview.Anonymous
September 22, 2007
Correction ... there were perhaps one or two hundred (??) attendees at DCC, not as many magazine copies, but probably 50 or so 'zines I'd guess judging from the stacks I saw.Anonymous
September 25, 2007
what's time to release new version?