Advertising
XNA Game Studio Express

| X360, PC Monday, August 14, 2006 | 11:08 AM
XNA Studio Express announced

Microsoft announced today the availabilite at the end of the month of XNA Studio Express. This development suite, costing $100 a year, will allow anyone with a bit of programming knowledge to create his own games for PC and for Xbox 360. The Xbox Live distribution system isn't really well known yet, but I think we can count on Microsoft to really push this content. In the news you'll find images from demos done with XNA Express and/or with the Torque Engine it's shipped with.
Update : One small but important information. The development environment itself seems to be free, the $99 a year subscription would only be necessary to be able to use the compiled code on the 360.


| XBOX Tuesday, May 11, 2004 | 8:20 AM
E3 : XNA crash version 2

Microsoft demonstrated an updated version of the now famous XNA crash video at last night's conference. Very impressive !



Advertising
What's up?
  • Ishigami
    Ishigami Bild Zeitung is the biggest daily in germany but it is boulevard press. It the game related magazine, it is known but its hardly considered major pulication. PCGames and GameStar are the biggest ger (2 minutes ago)
  • PlumbDrumb
    PlumbDrumb good to know they won't cave. (6 minutes ago)
  • PlumbDrumb
    PlumbDrumb is that, like, a big German publication or something? (8 minutes ago)
  • Ishigami
    Ishigami Nothing new, it is just new that we hear about it and that is good. UbiSoft is the worst major publisher out there. Eyecandy > Gameplay nuff said. (11 minutes ago)
  • alimokrane
    alimokrane ubisoft in Assassin's Creed 2 review score scandal! [url] First Eidos now Ubisoft :( (20 minutes ago)
  • PlumbDrumb
    PlumbDrumb yeah, found that discussion on whether Metroid Prime is good or not. Think I'll grab just to be on the safe side. (3 Hours ago)
  • Acert93
    Acert93 @Plumb: Search Gamersyde and B3D: we had dedicated threads about best GCN games. Good luck! (4 Hours ago)
PreviousNext
Top stories