[casual_games] XNA Vs Dark GDK

[Robert Headley]

Are you already a programmer? And if so, what languages do your primarily
work in?

On Dec 6, 2007 6:33 PM, Bradley Mclain <bradleym06 at gmail.com> wrote:


> Well seeing as though both of these are free from Microsoft, what do

> believe would be the best product to go for a beginning game developer? As

> seeing I have no prior experience with either and have yet to start either

> option is fine.

>

> I have heard that the Dark GDK engine is not that good by todays

> standards? however the fact that is comes with so many free resources

> (models, sounds, etc) is enticing.

>

> Also how do the licenses in terms of releasing anything you make between

> the two compare?

>

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