Posted By: Charles | Feb 26th, 2008 @ 1:06 PM | 9,425 Views | 4 Comments

James Silva was one of the stars of GDC 2008, presenting his good work in a keynote where good things were announced by the XNA People... 

James created the winning entry in a recent XNA contest. His game is based on his experience as a dishwasher in a restaurant where he wasn't afforded proper respect. The result of this legitimate angst is a game written on the XNA platform (managed XNA, specifically, fully written in C#) Dishwasher Death Samurai Smiley I caught up with James and a few XNA People, Program Managers Mitch Walker and Michael Klucher, to discuss James' game, XNA (what does XNA stand for, anyway? What does XNA encompass from a platform perspective? What does the recent XBox Live Arcade announcement mean? We also get to see a game written using the XNA framework running on a Zune (very cool!). And there's more...

Tune in.

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Now when the heck can I use this stuff!?!?!!?!?!?!?!?! I want games on my Zune...now, it is just too cool.
I want that game either! Really cool!
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Downloading and watching right now Smiley
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Yankee wrote:
I want that game either! Really cool!


I played DishWasher at the XNA Tour. It was soooo cool. Haven't had so much fun in a game lately. The graphics look incredible...

Actually I have a question for James: what kind of graphic skills does he have? I mean the graphics look really good and I wonder how he made them look so cool.

The problem that I always face when creating a game are the graphics and that's why I ask these questions...

Charles, could you please pass these questions to James Silva! Smiley
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