MSDN Event
Today was the day were i synchronized myself with the recent new products Microsoft has to offer in the Microsoft Conference (PT)
Starting in Visual Studio 2008 new features, passing by Sql Server 2008, Linq, Silverlight and ending with Windows Live Services.
The most interesting presentation of the day was indeed the one about Linq made by an old college teacher, although the subject of the day was Silverlight.
I liked it so much that i REALLY want to do export battles in Orion’s Belt into Silverlight. Battles will be more rich and more eye candy.
Here is a preview of the battles as they are today:
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My name is Nuno Silva and I am the author of this blog. I am a Computer Engineer and have a passion for game development.
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Yeah, I’m really interested in seeing what the Silverlight technology has to offer to my line of work. I’ve never been quite a fan of Flash for instance and since I knew that Silver (actually Mono) was cross platform, I’m starting to see a light in the end of the tunnel in terms of more web potential for games.
SilverLight (has well has moonlight) a LOT of potential.
For the industry of casual games for instance. The potential is infinite
And there are ideas to support 3D acceleration in Silverlight (in the 2.0 version) Imagine the possibilities
That actually gives me some ideas regarding market opportunities. I’ll try to get more info in the meantime.
I have some ideas to about this subject. But i didn’t wanted to post them here
Somethings HAVE to be discussed in private