XNA Framework
Software entity
Made with and uses the XNA framework by Microsoft, a set of tools and a runtime for game development. Or the Mono.XNA open-source and cross-platform re-implementations of the API.
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Alternate names: Mono.XNA, Microsoft XNA, XNA Game Studio
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WIN 2010-06-30
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WIN 2013-06-27
WIN 2011-04-29
WIN 2012-10-03
WIN 2014-08-18
WIN 2017-06-20
WIN 2011-01-26
PS4 2014-07
X360 2009-03-20
X360 2009-09
Cross-platform support for Windows, X360, Zune, and Windows Phone 7.
Mono.XNA is an open-source implementation of the API for other platforms.
Originally XNA stood for `Xbox New Architecture´, but has since been redefined as `XNA is Not an Acronym´.
Games coded with XNA are either in C# or VB.NET.
FNA is a free cross-platform runtime library to replace XNA runtimes now that Microsoft has clarified that it has no interest in supporting independent developers who use XNA.
Mono.XNA is an open-source implementation of the API for other platforms.
Originally XNA stood for `Xbox New Architecture´, but has since been redefined as `XNA is Not an Acronym´.
Games coded with XNA are either in C# or VB.NET.
FNA is a free cross-platform runtime library to replace XNA runtimes now that Microsoft has clarified that it has no interest in supporting independent developers who use XNA.
Implied:
* .NET framework
* C# language
Similar:
* SlimDX - a more general purpose library with similar feature set.
* MonoGame
* .NET framework
* C# language
Similar:
* SlimDX - a more general purpose library with similar feature set.
* MonoGame
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Game libraries, Programming libraries
Child group
Games by year
A | 2004 - XNA toolset announced |
B | 2006 - XNA tech preview released |
C | 2007 - XNA Game Studio 2.0 released |
D | 2008 - XNA Game Studio 3.0 released |
E | 2009 - XNA Game Studio 3.1 released |
F | 2010 - XNA Game Studio 4.0 released |
The first XNA Framework video game was released on March 11, 2008.
Cellar Door Games, Ephemere Games and Boot Disk Revolution published most of these games.