Building a Dynamic Game Engine in XNA: Giving Power Back to the Creators
by Matthew Christian
Wed, Apr 01, 2009
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In this talk, different methods for implementing a dynamic game engine are introduced. Such examples include loading game menus through XML, generating 2D levels with simple text files, and using other file formats to generate game levels, menus, etc... The primary focus of this talk is to show implementations of code that pull data from other sources to build simple games. Note, the specifics of XNA won't be detailed in this discussion unless absolutely necessary.
About the Author
Matthew Christian is a student studying Applied Mathematics and Applied Science with a concentration in Software Development at the University of Wisconsin - Stout. He holds an Associate's Degree in Computer Programming from Northcentral Technical College.