IV. Building Games for the PC, Xbox 360, and Zune
by Jerry Lee Ford
XNA® 3.1 Game Development for Teens: Game Development on the PC, Xbox 360®, and Zune® Player
- Copyright
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- Introduction
- I. XNA Development Basics
- 1. Introducing Microsoft XNA Game Studio 3.1
- 2. Getting Started
- 3. Creating Your First XNA Application
- II. Learning How to Program with Visual C# Studio Express 2008
- 4. Working with Data, Values, and Variables
- 5. Conditional Logic and Loops
- 6. Objects, Classes, and Methods
- III. Game Development Basics
- 7. Collecting User Input
- 8. Working with Images
- 9. Adding Sound Effects and Background Music
- IV. Building Games for the PC, Xbox 360, and Zune
- 10. Creating Your Own Arcade Game
- Key Features Found in Most Computer Games
- Creating the XNA Breakout Game
- Step 1—Creating a New Project
- Step 2—Defining Game World Data
- Step 3—Setting Screen Resolution and Full-Screen Mode
- Step 4—Initializing Game Play
- Step 5—Loading Game Content
- Step 6—Updating Game Play
- Step 7—Drawing the Game
- Step 8—Configuring the Screen
- Step 9—Configuring the Ball and Paddle
- Step 10—Starting Game Play
- Step 11—Processing Player Input
- Step 12—Managing Ball Movement
- Step 13—Keeping Track of the Bricks
- Step 14—Redisplaying the Bricks
- Step 15—Displaying the Splash Screen
- Summary
- 11. Porting Your Games to the Xbox 360 and Zune Player
- 10. Creating Your Own Arcade Game
- V. Appendices
- Glossary
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