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XNA, Game Development for Everyone

Maybe some of you remember a time when we created a sprite on a piece of graph paper and afterwards hacked zeroes and ones in so we could see something eventually move on a TV screen. I have to admit that those days have been gone for a long time and a lot of things have happened in IT since I developed simple games on my C64. And one of these new things is XNA Game Studio (the current version is 2.0).

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#4	DavidM commented on the 6 May 2008 How can I contact the author? What the heck
#3	DavidM commented on the 6 May 2008 When did .NETDJ go digital? This site is so confusing. Where the heck do I go to download the source for this article? SYSCON needs to re-do this junk and provide the readers with an easy way to navigate the site, find the magazine in question, and find the code that goes with it! Where is the second article to this? I see the next month appeared but no mention of XNA??
#2	tori commented on the 3 Apr 2008 This is very confusing to me, I just started using XNA and thought that this would be helpful and so far this article has only confused me. There is no downloadable source code and there is not enough description of the steps. This looked interesting, but in the end was disappointing.
#1	Oscar Peli commented on the 28 Mar 2008 Where can I download the source code for this article? Thanks

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