Bibinyagan ko na itong section na to ha.

@Existing game developers: Tips naman dyan on how to get started in this field. May pag-asa ba ang mga walang alam sa field na ito na matuto? Post naman kayo kahit source files ng isang simpleng game. Kahit pong clone lang. :D

Salamat mga pre!

REPOST : From thread : http://devpinoy.org/forums/2/7144/ShowThread.aspx

Dudes, If you are a programmer who had programmed with other languages before,
such as C++,VB,C#. You should haven't a problem with DirectX/OPENGL/MDX/XNA
by reading tutorials from their respective site find one for beginners.

If your new to programming you should start searching by Google for a
good tutorial in your preffered language, or start modding some games.

I learn C++ by programming with DirectX then I switch to C# just to learn XNA.

Actually theres a lot to learn in game development it is very broad IMOO,
graphics programming, AI, level design Etc.. ETc..

Start from simple like a 2D project, then proceed to advance when you
feel you already capable of dealing with matrix,quarterion,vectors and
graphics render state settings.

BTW: That the reason behind MS releasing XNA to ease the pain of gamedev.

Cheers.

 

Tsong with the above said, and you choose you wanted to give XNA a try. I can help
you to create "3D PONG GAME" using my engine. Using my engine you dont have to
learn XNA graphic technicalities and other 3D jorgons.

If you can manage to download all the pre-requisite to compile XNA application.
Im very willing to help, and to give a step by step instruction on how to accomplish
the task.

Since XNA is a new technology and my engine is on it's early stage,
There's a lot needs to be done from my engine.

But creating 3D Pong, using my engine's current state is pwedeng pede na dudes.

Cheers.

 

 

 

 

 

Teka, as I roaming around from the download section,
theres a lot of c# simple game sample with source to get
you started, It was posted by sir keith.

http://devpinoy.org/files/folders/dotnetgames/entry1000.aspx
http://www.kidwaresoftware.com/vcsegames.htm

Thanks for the tips guy!

This article gives all the reasonably ideas on where you should start. And I couldn't agree more...

How Do I make Games?

and after you read that...

Building a Game on Your Own


Hmmm... I haven't completed a game myself... Well, I have. But I'm not satisfied with them and I didn't even bother keeping them beause I'm very unsatisfied... Anyway, I hope you continue on pursuing your plan into game development so we could all learn from you when you get hardcore! hehehe