Inspiration
Published: March 27, 2004
Gamers and game developers converse on what they really want to see in the games they create and play.
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Validation
Published: March 27, 2004
Industry leaders discuss the growing need for everything that XNA promises to deliver.
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GDC Keynote
Published: March 26, 2004
Microsoft Senior Vice President Robbie Bach delivers the GDC keynote address. Followed by J Allard who explains just what XNA is.
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Saleen S7 Crash Test
Published: March 24, 2004
Testing out the power of XNA, we see the destruction of a Saleen S7 showing the complex modeling potential.
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Film Noir Style
Published: March 24, 2004
XNA shows off it's ability to create dramatic envirionments and complex character modeling.
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Creature Morphing Technology
Published: March 24, 2004
With some advanced software, XNA demonstrates how easily and impressive characters can seamlessly morph into each other, each with their own style.
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Scott Henson: XNA Interview
Published: March 29, 2004
To further clear up any issues relating to XNA, we asked Scott Henson of Microsoft a few questions about last weeks announcement and the future of gaming as we know it.
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Game industry growth is radically accelerating, and ever-changing market conditions demand evolution. As risks increase, developers must adopt new methodologies and pipelines, as well as anticipate and meet skyrocketing consumer expectation. To continue to engage audiences, developers must reinvigorate existing genres and properties, and create compelling new ones.
