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2 more XNA example projects added

Published 1/4/2007 by createdbyx in Example | News | Programming | XNA

Tags: guns, top down, game, xna, demo, example

I added 2 more simple XNA example projects to the xna page.

Top down character movement
Some code that demonstrates top down character movement. View Screenshot
Guns a blazin
A small project that demonstrates top down character movement, with the ability to shoot 2 different weapons.. View Screenshot

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