Creating A Game Using Microsoft’s Next Generation Technologies
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The document discusses creating a street racing game using Microsoft technologies that can run on Xbox, PC, web browser, Linux, and mobile phones. It describes implementing the game using the XNA framework, and integrating it with WPF, Silverlight, ASP.NET AJAX to allow multiplayer gameplay across different platforms. Feedback from the session is requested to enter a prize drawing.
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- 2. Creating a Game Using Microsoft’s Next Generation Technologies (lvl. 300) Tamir Khason and Alex Golesh [email_address] | [email_address]
- 6. XNA Framework Overview Core Framework Graphics Audio Input Math Storage Extended Framework Application Model Content Pipeline Games Starter Kits Your Code Your Content Components Platform DirectX XDK .NET Framework .NET CF Networking Gamer Services Networking Gamer Services
- 7. Let’s see XNA application creation
- 8. Game Theory Level Level Level Level Level Load Content Update Draw
- 12. Now, we’ll make it better Core Framework Platform DirectX XDK .NET Framework .NET CF Networking Gamer Services WPF Base Services User Interface Services Audio Input & Eventing Accessibility XAML Data Binding Layout Controls Application services Deployment services Data LINQ XLINQ
- 17. Let’s see it running as WPF application with XNA implants
- 19. But I want it anywhere! Core Framework Platform DirectX XDK .NET Framework .NET CF Networking Gamer Services WPF Base Services User Interface Services Audio Input & Eventing Accessibility XAML Data Binding Layout Controls Application services Deployment services Data LINQ XLINQ
- 23. Let’s see it playing together
- 24. Will it blend on… ?
- 26. Let’s see the game on … Linux
- 28. … and now on … mobile phone
- 30. At the end – what others do?
- 34. © 2007 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN THIS SUMMARY.