This tutorial is dedicated to those who are new to the world of XNA. After installing Visual Studio 2008 (or C# Express 2008), DirectX 9.0c, and Game Studio 3.0 (currently CTP), open up Visual Studio. If this is your first time opening the software up, it will probably ask you what kind of settings to use. I recommend C# settings, but don’t worry because the layout is completely changeable. Once the IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is opened fully, we can create our first game!
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