AdRotator release for XNA
For once I’m going with a simple yet boring title for this blog post (since I’m known for naming things in a weird and wacky way ) simply because the content...
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Modern indie development blog featuring tutorials, insights, and content all geared around Mixed Reality, Game Development, and emerging technologies.
Would you like Ads with that! - Intro to AdRotator for WP7
One of those things we always strive for when we write games and apps for a platform is the hope of some recognition for our efforts or failing that a huge p...
Windows 8 in a week on reflection
![ /></p>So pretty much from Day 1 of the Developer preview of Windows 8 being released i set myself the same challenge I always do and see if I can...
XNA to SilverXNA-part 7 Breaking the mould
![ /></p>So far with SilverXNA we have been dealing will a full page approach to rendering our Silverlight page in XNA, it is quick and simple but t...
XNA to SilverXNA-part 6 Adding a bit of Flash
XNA to SilverXNA-part 5 Control, Control, we must have control
XNA to SilverXNA-part 4 Degrees of Separation
In yet another area that will be completely foreign to XNA devs (unless you’ have delved into Silverlight or Web programming) is the concept that in reality ...
XNA to SilverXNA - Part 3 Baby steps and your first control
Continuing on From Part 1 and Part 2 of the SilverXNA series, we continue to start doing some actual Silverlight rendering of our own.
XNA to SilverXNA - Part 2 Getting our XNA project running in Silverlight
In Part 1 I went over some of the things you will need to do to get your current XNA project ready for use in the Silverlight XNA integration which I’ve dubb...
XNA to SilverXNA - Part 1 an Overview
For some time now I have been pondering over the new XNA to Silverlight integration since it was announced for Windows Phone Mango, I even wrote a short post...
What was lost - What was Missed
Well I’ve been remiss for a while (as with a lot of my fellow colleagues of late here on XNA-UK) due to work constraints, holidays and sheer numbness of endl...
Unexpected Debugging with WP7
![ /></p>(How one little bug can cause your army of code to come crashing down)A strange thing happened the other day while I was working on one of ...