Autotune.NET
Description
Someone
really needs to create the next Tetris since there are only so many variants I can play. DigiPen has an 8-part webcast series on creating a video game to help aid
in just doing that. Their game doesn't use XNA but uses DirectX 9.0. Their series covers sound effects, sprites, sprite behaviors, basic overview, and collision detection.
This is a bit too late to enter Dream, Build, Play, but if you need some inspiration on some indy games, check out what games were submitted.
The Discussion
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Brian Pini Isn't this link leading to a old webcast series? I remember it and it is refering to express 2005 beta 2.
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Brian Pini I think this series is a couple of years old. At least from the link provided. It talks about beta 2 of express 2005 and I remember it from when it came out.
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