NEED OBFUSCATOR FOR .NET?

Do you remember the second part of the series "Deploying Games To The 360 Without Sharing Source Code" -related to obfuscation of .NET assemblies?

Well, if you're not interested in the subject just skip this post. Otherwise, read on ...

I have searched the Internet for some obfuscators and this is what I've found so far:

• BitHelmet
• Eazfuscator.NET
• .NET Reactor
• {smartassembly}
• CliSecure
• CodeVeil
• dotNet Protector
• Dotfuscator for .NET
• Salamander .NET Obfuscator
• Skater .NET Obfuscator
• Spices.Obfuscator
• Xenocode

Some of the vendors' sites do include comparison charts but unfortunately I couldn't find "user-made" comparison charts. Thus, like usual we all end up in a "try the demo-before-you-buy" scenario to get the one that properly fills our needs for code protection.

BTW, the list above is meant to be as a "dynamic" reference, so if I happened to miss one obfuscator -sorry about that, just let me know and I add it to the list a.s.a.p.

Also, if you know well one/some of these apps -because you use or used it/them- and want to share your thoughts you're welcome to post your comments.

Hope this helps!

FRANK MILLER'S 300

The second trailer of this amazing movie has been released.

After watching the trailer, it's becoming more and more clear to me that in the future, at least for certain kind of films, companies will only look for voices to produce movies. What do you think?

DREAM.BUILD.PLAY: REGISTER NOW!

As we wait for more details on the DBP contest, there's at least one task that may be currently accomplished: your registration.

After registering, you will get one important piece of info right away: the Final Entry Deadline.

I did register, meaning, I know which is the final entry deadline ... Want to know? ... I won't tell ya, so go and register ... ;)