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Microsoft® XNA® Game Studio 2.0: Learn Programming Now!
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Author
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Rob Miles
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Pages
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336
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Disk
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1 null
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Level
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Beginner
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Published
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02/13/2008
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ISBN
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9780735625228
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Price
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$29.99
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Companion Content
Welcome to the companion content page for Microsoft XNA Game Studio 2.0:
Learn Programming Now!, which has code and a link related to this book.
For additional information, see the book's Introduction.
Code Samples
Download the Code Samples (194.00 MB).
System Requirements
You’ll need the following hardware and software to build and run the code
samples for this book.
- Windows PC with 3D graphics acceleration, if you want to run your XNA games on your PC.
- Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or Windows Vista
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 C# Express Edition or Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Standard Edition or Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition or Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team Suite.
- Microsoft XNA Game Studio 2.0.
- To test your games on a console, you will need an Xbox 360 fitted with a hard disk. Your Xbox 360 must be connected to Xbox Live and you will need to join the XNA Creators Club.
Installing the Code Samples
After you download the code samples file to your computer, run the installer and
follow the instructions that appear.
Uninstalling the Code Samples
To remove the code samples from your computer, make the appropriate selection
from Add Or Remove Programs in the Control Panel.
Find the Full Games on the Author's Web Site
In the course of learning how to use C# and XNA in this book, you will create
some very silly games, including Color Nerve, Mind Reader, Gamepad Racer, Bread
and Cheese, Button Bash, and Pell Mell Pellmanism. You can download the full versions
of these games from the author's Web site at http://www.verysillygames.com
and use them at your next party.
Support Information
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the book and the companion
content.
As corrections or changes are collected, they will be added to a Microsoft Knowledge
Base article. You can find Knowledge Base articles and other support options at
the following location: Microsoft
Press Book and CD Support Web Site.
Last Updated: Saturday, January
26, 2008
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