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IGDA Ottawa Indies in the Classroom March 16 2011 Design develop do it again From Windows to Xbox with XNA Xbox Live Indie Games Agenda Hideout Promotional Video A kid under a cardboard box What a stupid idea ID: 482921

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Hideout!

IGDA Ottawa“Indies in the Classroom”March 16, 2011Slide2

Design, develop, do it again.

From Windows to Xbox with XNAXbox Live “Indie Games”AgendaSlide3

(Hideout! Promotional Video)Slide4

A kid under a cardboard box? What a stupid idea!

ConceptSlide5

Balancing Arcade-Style

GameplaySlide6

Balancing Arcade-Style

GameplaySlide7

From Windows to Xbox with XNASlide8

Primary changes:

Cosmetic / GUI4:3 vs. 16:9“Press start to play”Asynchronous storageCan load from different devicesPerformance

GC the only major platform difference

Use the “XNA Remote Performance Monitor” all through development

Porting from Windows to XboxSlide9

Understand the guidelines and requirements during the design phase

Finding out in the middle of development just wastes timeEmbrace the recommended best practicesWhat I’ve Learned: Best PracticesSlide10

Xbox Live “Indie Games”Slide11
Slide12

“Content is King”

Online marketplaces: driven by trialsWhy it didn’t sellSlide13

Accidental key presses in menus

Support player’s input preferencesDon’t distract me when I’m playing!What I’ve Learned: Game Design