PROFESSIONAL XNA GAME PROGRAMMING FOR XBOX 360 AND WINDOWS (PB 2007)

JOHN WILEY (ORIGINAL)

ISBN 10: 0470126779 / ISBN 13: 9780470126776

Published by JOHN WILEY (ORIGINAL), 2007

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: PROFESSIONAL XNA GAME PROGRAMMING FOR XBOX 360 AND WINDOWS (PB 2007)
• Publisher: JOHN WILEY (ORIGINAL)
• Publication Date: 2007
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0470126779
• ISBN 13: 9780470126776
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: International Edition
• Condition: New

About this title

Synopsis

• With Microsoft?s free XNA Game Studio Express (XNA GSE), programmers can finally write their very own games for the Xbox 360 platform as well as Windows, and this exciting guide shows them how
• Written by a professional game developer and Microsoft DirectX MVP, this unique book feeds the appetite of an audience that is hungry to get started building bleeding-edge 3D games for Xbox 360
• Explains all the tools and libraries that are needed to build full-fledged games using the C# programming language
• Discusses how developers can join the XNA Creator?s Club ($99/year) and share their games on Xbox 360 with other members of the Club

About the Author

Benjamin Nitschke ( Hannover, Germany) is a professional game developer at exDream entertainment, creators of "Arena Wars", and Armies of Steel.  Benny is well known as the creator of the first .NET 2.0 Game Rocket Commander which is the featured gaming project on Microsoft’s Coding4Fun website and includes 10 video tutorials for aspiring game programmers. Benjamin is a Microsoft DirectX Most Valuable Professional (MVP) and writes a popular blog about game development located at http://abi.exDream.com.