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XNA

XNA is a framework developed by Microsoft to create Windows and Xbox 360 games.

Games made with XNA:

Almost all of the games that were released for Xbox 360 used XNA.

Languages: C#

Platforms: Windows, Windows Phone, Xbox 360.

Price: The development tools are free but to release a game on Xbox 360, you must be a registered developer.

Tutorials:

Microsoft’s Game Development Tutorial

Microsoft’s Getting Started with XNA

RB Whitaker’s Wiki

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