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Hey does any one know how i can get XNA membership for free? like a trial or someone has a college thing and would register for me and get me a code? It would be greatly appreciated!
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Imp wrote My understanding is that the XNA Developer Program has now ceased development.
You can register for the Xbox Indie Games [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] which is 99 USD
Or you can use an [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] for free, and publish your game to several platforms. ;)
I immediately quit with XNA as soon as I heard it was to be discontinued, I don't see any point in going on with it - just use a pre-built game engine like Unity 3D...
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I've had a Microsoft Employee talk about making games for Windows 8 and they suggest a wide variety of different things to use over XNA such as Unity as TomLandonHoppus suggested.
Another one is [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] which "is an Open Source implementation of the Microsoft XNA 4 Framework". If you still wish to work with XNA it is probably a wise idea to use MonoGame.
We'll see if Microsoft are pushing any new XNA (or similar) stuff soon I hope. However if rumours are true, the new console will be based on WinRT so you're better off trying to make apps for Windows 8 which you can do with MonoGame.
Another one is [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] which "is an Open Source implementation of the Microsoft XNA 4 Framework". If you still wish to work with XNA it is probably a wise idea to use MonoGame.
We'll see if Microsoft are pushing any new XNA (or similar) stuff soon I hope. However if rumours are true, the new console will be based on WinRT so you're better off trying to make apps for Windows 8 which you can do with MonoGame.
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UnrealEgg wrote I've had a Microsoft Employee talk about making games for Windows 8 and they suggest a wide variety of different things to use over XNA such as Unity as TomLandonHoppus suggested.
Another one is [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] which "is an Open Source implementation of the Microsoft XNA 4 Framework". If you still wish to work with XNA it is probably a wise idea to use MonoGame.
We'll see if Microsoft are pushing any new XNA (or similar) stuff soon I hope. However if rumours are true, the new console will be based on WinRT so you're better off trying to make apps for Windows 8 which you can do with MonoGame.
Thanks! I am new to C, C#, and C++ developing so i would like to see what i am creating that's why i preferred XNA. My computer has 1GB of ram lol so i cant be doing any emulator type stuff on my computer lol it's embarrassing. I do not have a windows phone either so it kinda stinks but thanks for the reply!
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