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Microsoft XNA Game Studio 4.0: Learn Programming Now!: How to Program for Windows Phone 7, Xbox 360, Zune Devices, and More

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Microsoft XNA Game Studio 4.0: Learn Programming Now!: How to Program for Windows Phone 7, Xbox 360, Zune Devices, and More

Microsoft XNA Game Studio 4.0: Learn Programming Now!: How to Program for Windows Phone 7, Xbox 360, Zune Devices, and More

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Now you can build your own games for your Xbox 360, Windows Phone 7, or Windows-based PC-as you learn the underlying concepts for computer programming. Use this hands-on guide to dive straight into your first project-adding new tools and tricks to your arsenal as you go. No experience required! * Learn XNA and C# fundamentals-and increase the challenge with each chapter * Write code to create and control game behavior * Build your game's display-from graphics and text to lighting and 3-D effects * Capture and cue sounds * Process input from keyboards and gamepads * Create features for one or multiple players * Tweak existing games-and invent totally new ones
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Type Book
ISBN13 9780735651579
ISBN10 0735651574
Number Of Pages 464
Item Weight 770 g
Product Dimensions 185 x 28 x 226 mm
Publisher / Reseller MICROSOFT PRESS
Format paperback
Edition 1
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Rob Miles has been teaching computer programming for more than 25 years. An expert on Visual C#(R) and a Microsoft MVP for Device Application Development, Rob enjoys inspiring new and experienced programmers. As well as writing his own games, programs, and poetry, Rob has consulted on a wide range of commercial software projects.

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