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Are there any .NET games yet?

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  • C CCMint

    Does anyone know of any .NET games? What does .NET have to offer to the gamming world? I've heard of XNA, but I think that targets Xbox only. Any suggested resources/links?

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    Judah Gabriel Himango
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    .NET game development used to consist of using the managed DirectX wrappers. It now consists of using XNA, which allows one to create games for both Windows and XBox360. :cool:

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    • P Pete OHanlon

      Jeremy Falcon wrote:

      That it's a good start to help you learn C/C++ down the road

      Especially if you learn VB.NET

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      AndrewVos
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      Pete O`Hanlon wrote:

      Jeremy Falcon wrote: That it's a good start to help you learn C/C++ down the road Especially if you learn VB.NET

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      • C Christopher Duncan

        Well, since I started using the *cough* help system for .NET in VS 2005, I've been spending a lot of time playing the latest Microsoft gaming craze, "Find the Relevant Information." I haven't made it past level 1 yet, but I have hope!

        Author of The Career Programmer and Unite the Tribes www.PracticalStrategyConsulting.com

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        Dan Neely
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        Ahh F1 Racing at its finest. :)

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          Ahh F1 Racing at its finest. :)

          -- Rules of thumb should not be taken for the whole hand.

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          Christopher Duncan
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          Just don't ask what the F stands for... ;)

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          • C CCMint

            Does anyone know of any .NET games? What does .NET have to offer to the gamming world? I've heard of XNA, but I think that targets Xbox only. Any suggested resources/links?

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            Dario Solera
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            netKar PRO[^] (C++/CLI, I think).

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            • C CCMint

              Does anyone know of any .NET games? What does .NET have to offer to the gamming world? I've heard of XNA, but I think that targets Xbox only. Any suggested resources/links?

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              Kent Sharkey
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              It's probably worth repeating at this point: gaming on Coding4Fun[^]

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              • C Christopher Duncan

                Well, since I started using the *cough* help system for .NET in VS 2005, I've been spending a lot of time playing the latest Microsoft gaming craze, "Find the Relevant Information." I haven't made it past level 1 yet, but I have hope!

                Author of The Career Programmer and Unite the Tribes www.PracticalStrategyConsulting.com

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                Fernando A Gomez F
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                • C CCMint

                  Does anyone know of any .NET games? What does .NET have to offer to the gamming world? I've heard of XNA, but I think that targets Xbox only. Any suggested resources/links?

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                  Richard Parsons
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                  Yes there are .NET Games and they aren't just pacman and mario brother games. http://www.koiosworks.com/[^] and for more see http://www.thezbuffer.com/categories/games.aspx[^] The ZBuffer[^] is where you can get news and info about Managed Games

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                  • C CCMint

                    Does anyone know of any .NET games? What does .NET have to offer to the gamming world? I've heard of XNA, but I think that targets Xbox only. Any suggested resources/links?

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                    Lost User
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                    http://www.thezbuffer.com/categories/games.aspx The most known from this list is probably Arena Wars, a full price game. Also, "Second Life" uses Mono as the underlying scipring language, see this

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                    • C CCMint

                      Does anyone know of any .NET games? What does .NET have to offer to the gamming world? I've heard of XNA, but I think that targets Xbox only. Any suggested resources/links?

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                      Steve McLenithan
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                      kampfer! wrote:

                      I think that targets Xbox only.

                      Nope its for both XBOX and Windows platforms which is why I think it's so cool. At my university I'm currently involved in a group that's experimenting with it for our own games in the near future. Now that they put in the content pipeline for beta 2 things have gotten a lot easier. -- modified at 17:57 Monday 13th November, 2006

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                        http://www.thezbuffer.com/categories/games.aspx The most known from this list is probably Arena Wars, a full price game. Also, "Second Life" uses Mono as the underlying scipring language, see this

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                        Rocky Moore
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                        Greeeg wrote:

                        Also, "Second Life" uses Mono as the underlying scipring language

                        That is a cool! I just watched a clip on TV a few days ago about Second Life and how people are making so much money on it supplying people things to buy in their Second Life. They even talked to a wedding planner that does virtual weddings for the online fantasy lives, that cost $50-$200 per wedding... Yikes!

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                        • K Kent Sharkey

                          It's probably worth repeating at this point: gaming on Coding4Fun[^]

                          -------------- TTFN - Kent

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                          Rocky Moore
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                          Thanks for the link! Just got around to look at it and it is interesting. The "Building a WPF Sudoku Game: Introduction to WPF and XAML" looks like something I want to go over when I have more time!

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