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Published 2/23/2008 by createdbyx in News | Programming | XNA

Tags: xna, c#, gse, programming

The xna team just announced on Feb 20, 2008 that they will be finally making it possible to publish your home brew games on xbox live.

But wait that's not all. They are also bringing the xna platform to the ZUNE!!! Un-freaking believable!!! Two thumbs up! WAY UP!

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Published 2/15/2008 by createdbyx in News | Programming

As I was looking on the neat for ways to hook up my wiimote controll to my bluetooth laptop I came across Jonny Chung Lee's wii projects page. In a word it's freaking awsome! Ok that was more than one word but still you should check out the amazing possibilities that are cheap to implement and make you realize just how much more versatile a wiimote can really be. Click here to visit the site.

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