The issue includes an interview to the president of Massive Entertainment -the one behind "World in Conflict" game- plus a preview of "Enemy Territory: Quake Wars", a review of "The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar", and more, much more.
Thursday, April 26, 2007
"PCGZINE 5" NOW AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD
This month issue of PCGZine is now available for free download. As always, you have read it right, free download.
"MONO.XNA": APRIL FOOLS?
Ok, at first that was what I thought: if you check the site, there's no many info available, nor downloads, well it's like a shell with no content and last submission of ??? was done on January, 2007.
However, after some search I happened to find a google group where you can actually check some XNA Framework's assemblies being ported to OpenGL.
As it's seems to be in the first stages of development, does anyone know whether it's a serious project?"PROFESSIONAL XNA GAME PROGRAMMING" BOOK
Andy ("TheZMan") has written a good review of Benjamin Nitschke's book "Professional XNA Game Programming".
From Andy's post: "... The postman left a nice gift for me this morning, a copy of Ben's book. I've had a grand total of about 30 minutes to look at it so don't consider this a full review.... Firstly you can get the code for the book included versions of XNA Racer and XNA Shooter from the Wrox website. The XNA Racer and XNA Shooter sites are not up yet but Rocket Commander has been up for quite a while. I have no idea if the Racer game is identical to what was supposed to show up on the creators club site or a different version, but looks like the book version is available first ...".
Although, Benny didn't include in the book's readme file some of the XNA-news blogs that have been working hard to keep you up-to-date in the XNA world ... snif! snif! ... :( ... I still believe this is a great book, so go and buy it ... ;)
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