- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
I was skimming over last months issue of OXM, and I saw an article on Microsoft's new basic programing platform, XNA. I was, for the most part, uninteresied, until I saw something in the Interview section.
[color=yellow]US: In a Nutshell, what does the new XNA standard mean for Xbox gamers?[/color]
[color=#6666CC]HIM:[/color][color=white] XNA means better games, faster - for all gamers, whether they play on Xbox, PC, or mobile devices. Microsoft XNA also provides better gaming experiences; it lays the groundwork for enhanced, more unified gameplay, including a common controller, that can be shared between the Windows PC, and Xbox. XNA will mean games move more quickly from concept into final product, have reduced development cycles and available in retail much, much faster than previously thought possible.[/color]
Read the part in bold again...
The way I'm interpreting this, is that you could exchange files from PC to Xbox, and vice versa...and that would mean that a Halo 2 Editing Kit would be a very real possibility.
Your comments?