DDD Windows Phone 7 Event - Session 5

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On 7th October 2010 at the Odeon Cinema in Manchester, UK, a community event dedicated to Windows Phone 7 development took place. All the session were recorded. This session is:

Session 5: "Games Programming on Windows Phone 7 with Silverlight and XNA" with Rob Miles

"Getting Started with XNA on Windows Phone. We talk about what makes the Windows Phone such a good platform for XNA development and how you create XNA games for it. We take a look at how games can manage the orientation of a phone and give you some tips on getting the best performance. Then we move on to take a look at the accelerometer input and how to make games that use this."

Here are the links to the individual sessions:

The event was sponsored by

appamundi

Microsoft

nxtgenug 

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