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Contents 1 Misc 2 Programming 2.1 DirectX 2.2 XNA 2.3 64-bit Programming 2.4 Vista, DX10 2.5 C/C++/C# 3 MIT OpenCourseWare Videos

Misc

• Interview with Bjarne Stroustrup
• Various video presentations from GDC

Programming

• ATI GDC 2005 Video Archive
• ATI GDC 2004 Video Archive
• NVIDIA GDC 2004 Video Archive
• NVIDIA SIGGRAPH 2005 Presentations

DirectX

• ATI DirectX Graphics Performance - Getting every bit of performance that you can. See here for PDF slides.

XNA

• XNA Overview Presentation March 2006

• XNA Build March 2006 Community Technology Preview (CTP) Tutorials

• GDC 2006: Coding for Multiple Cores (Audio-tracked)

64-bit Programming

• A bunch of webcasts about 64-bit windows programming

• Kang Su Gatlin talks about 64-bit programming - Information on the topic from someone who really knows the stuff: the program manager on the Visual C++ compiler team.

Vista, DX10

• GDC 2006: Introduction to Direct3D 10 (Audio-tracked)

• GDC 2006: Getting Ready for Microsoft Windows Vista (Audio-tracked)

• GDC 2006: Cross-Platform Development Best Practices for Xbox 360 and Windows

C/C++/C#

• C# 2D & 3D Game Development - Gives quite a few tutorials on programming 2D and 3D games in Visual C# 2005. See here for more detailed slides and documentation.

• Learning C# - Microsoft's video tutorial for programming in Visual C# Express 2005.

• Program games like Sudoku! - Microsoft's video tutorial for programming a Blackjack game in C#.

• Program Blackjack! - Microsoft's video tutorial for programming a Blackjack game in C#.

• C programming tutorial by Gazto, and more to come soon! - Gazto´s C tutorial, more to come soon.

MIT OpenCourseWare Videos

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has available information about most of their Classes, be it in text, audio or video format this links to a listing of Video and Audio enabled Lecture Notes MIT Video Lecture Listing OpenCourseWare they are also available for offline viewing Intructions for Offline Video Download (some of the most relevant for Game programming are: Introduction to Algorithms, Computer System Engineering, (Media, Education, and the Marketplace), Physics I and III, Linear Algebra).