George Clingerman

I have completely re-written the tutorial covering creating a 2D sprite and posted it to my site at XNADevelopment.com. I'm much happier with it this time around. This tutorial covers displaying your first sprite on the screen and then positioning the sprite. The tutorial then takes you a step further and helps you get accustomed to object oriented development and walks you through creating a "Sprite" class for creating and drawing your sprites on the screen. Teaching you a fundamental step you will take throughout your game development process.

Go ahead and take a quick walk through on Creating a 2D Sprite.

These tutorials take time to create, so if you've benefited from them, let me know and take the time to leave a comment. I appreciate each and every comment and bit of feedback I get. Thanks for taking the time to show your appreciation.

I have re-written the tutorial covering Adding an Image to the game project for the XNA 2.0 framework and posted it to XNADevelopment.com. This tutorial covers adding images to the new "Content" folder available in 2.0 projects.

Head on over and check out the tutorial, Adding an Image to the Game Project.

As always, comments are appreciated.

Creating a new XNA Windows Game Project has been re-written for the XNA 2.0 framework and posted to my site at XNADevelopment.com. I created this tutorial to make it easier to write future tutorials since I can just point people to this tutorial when I'm talking about creating a new Windows game. The tutorial covers creating your first Windows game and getting that beautiful cornflower blue to show.

Head on over and check out the tutorial, Creating a new XNA Windows Game Project.

Please feel free to leave me any feedback. All comments are encouraged and appreciated. 

The complete re-write for this tutorial for the XNA 2.0 framework has been posted to my site at XNADevelopment.com. In this tutorial I cover all that you need to know to get started with the XNA framework and on your way to making your game.

I know I get a bit wordy, so I added a short little bulleted list to the tutorial, just for people that hate to read. (you know who you are!) So head on over and check out the tutorial, Getting Started with XNA development.

As always, feel free to leave me any feedback. I really appreciate your comments, they help keep me motivated and help me to continually improve my tutorial writing process.