For some time now I’ve been asked if I would do a session on the “Darkside of MonoGame” about using XML with MonoGame and the Content Pipeline, for a while I put it off as I had
To accompany the video project for the walkthrough of building multi-platform solutions with MonoGame, this blog post will walk you through some best practices and tips and tricks for starting and managing your MonoGame projects, with the aim
Times are changing and now that the latest milestone release of MonoGame (V3.2) is out there has been a lot of taking stock actions on the GitHub Site. Old PR’s and issues are being validated and
In one of my previous articles I talked about how MonoGame could be used with portable libraries, this was off the back of some work I was doing with the MonoGame team to help with some of the
Are we sitting comfortably, then let us begin **Update Since writing this article a great team from Microsoft published an Opensource project to get XNA Game studio running under Visual Studio 2012 & 2013. Check it out here
While I was putting together the MonoGame solution for shocking effect you did seem to get the feeling you were building your game for several platforms, there’s a fair bit of too’ing and fro’ing, pulling
Following on from my previous article we don the rubber gloves and grab Zeus’s lightning bolt to launch it on other platforms. Not cryptic enough for you then read on We left off just porting Michael Hoffman’
A ways back when, Mike Ormond (Microsoft Evangelist for Windows Phone and all round nice guy) put out a request for articles for a Microsoft sponsored Windows Phone book (which you can still find the first edition of
