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Inside Xbox brings you more than your typical gaming content. We sit down with game developers, programmers and industry giants to give you an inside look into the world of Xbox. This show also airs on Xbox Live.
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37 minutes, 33 secondsCorrinne Yu: Principal Engine Architect, Halo Team MicrosoftNov 23, 2009 at 7:34 AM
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Corrinne Yu is Principal Engine Architect at Halo Team Microsoft. She is a 1st Party Halo Lead. She is the first and only female Technical Lead of the whole Microsoft Game Studios. With almost 20 years of programming experience in large companies, she has programmed games and engines since the… -
35 minutes, 39 secondsCorrinne Yu - Principal Engine Architect, Halo Team Microsoft: Part OneMay 11, 2010 at 12:19 AM 17
Corrinne Yu stops by the Channel 9 Studio once again to answer your questions. We split this interview into Two Parts because we talked for well over an hour and a half. Some of your questions she answers in Part One include: Intelman: What are her thoughts on… -
46 minutes, 44 secondsCorrinne Yu - Principal Engine Architect for Halo Team Microsoft: Part TwoMay 19, 2010 at 1:00 PM 7
Corrinne Yu is the Principal Engine Architect for Halo Team Microsoft. In this video, she drops by the Channel 9 Studio for Part Two of her interview. You can watch Part One here. All questions for Corrinne were asked by YOU, the Channel 9 audience. Here is a list of some of the questions… -
3 minutes, 16 secondsGDC 2010: XNA Game Studio 4.0Mar 12, 2010 at 7:37 AM 8
I wrap up GDC 2010 with an interview with Shawn Hargreaves about XNA Game Studio 4.0. I think Microsoft picked a perfect event to show off XNA Game Studio 4.0. With XNA 3.1 developers were able build games that ran on the Zune, Xbox 360 and Windows PC's, but 4.0 is going to… -
5 minutes, 33 secondsInterview with Gearbox co-founder Brian Martel about Duke Nukem ForeverFeb 14, 2011 at 1:34 PM 7
Well, it's been almost 13 years since we have last seen Duke Nukem but he is finally hitting store shelves on May 3rd. I have a chat with Gearbox co-founder Brian Martel about what took so long, the technology behind the game and what we have to look forward to. -
5 minutes, 18 secondsThe Path of Go - Created in F#Apr 29, 2011 at 12:35 PM 3
Ralf Herbrich is a Director of Fuse Labs U.K. and one of the developers who helped build the Xbox Live Arcade game, "The Path of Go." The game was created using F# and to our knowledge is the only Xbox game ever written in the language. -
6 minutes, 36 secondsE3 2011: Major Nelson talks about cloud storage, beacon and gamesJun 09, 2011 at 11:05 AM 7
Major Nelson talks about Xbox Live and Cloud Storage which gives us the ability to save our Xbox Live profile and saved games up to the cloud so you have access to them anywhere. He also talks about beacon, Kinect Labs, new titles and much more. -
2 minutes, 50 secondsUse a Nerf Gun, Kinect Skeletal Tracking, and a Turret to protect your office!Aug 05, 2011 at 1:38 PM 9
Dan and Clint stop by the Tech with Tina show to demo the Kinect-Enabled Turrett! The turrett uses skeletal tracking to detect if someone is in your office, it pans the gun toward the intruder and then uses a Phidget relay board to complete a circuit with a Nerf-brand Dart Tag SwarmFire… -
12 minutes, 15 secondsAnswering Niners Questions about Jelly Bean—The Kinect Drivable Lounge ChairMay 06, 2011 at 9:40 AM 10
In this video, Clint and Dan answer your questions about Jelly Bean—The Kinect Drivable Lounge Chair. They cover a number of topics, including how they decided on the current control scheme, how much calibration was required, and how much code they wrote on top of the SDK. -
7 minutes, 47 secondsOne of the inventors of Human Skeletal Tracking - Jamie ShottonMar 20, 2011 at 1:05 AM 5
Jamie Shotton is one of the inventors of Human Skeletal Tracking—he works in Microsoft Research Cambridge and dropped by the states, and our studio, to chat about this great invention. Human skeletal tracking employed in Kinect is a great example of collaboration between MSR and Microsoft…
