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Mobile Device Game Development Game Development Series 1st Edition Clayton E

Name: Mobile Device Game Development Game Development Series 1st Edition Clayton E
SKU: BELL-1815352
Price: 31.00 USD
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Mobile Device Game Development Game Development Series 1st Edition Clayton E instant download after payment.

Publisher: Charles River Media

File Extension: PDF

File size: 61.03 MB

Pages: 334

Author: Clayton E., II Crooks

ISBN: 9781584503248, 1584503246

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: 1

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Mobile Device Game Development Game Development Series 1st Edition Clayton E by Clayton E., Ii Crooks 9781584503248, 1584503246 instant download after payment.

Mobile Device Game Development explores game development tools and practices for the rapidly growing mobile device market. The text uses the AppForge? MobileVB SDK and Paint Shop Pro? in conjunction with Visual Basic? to create games that can be played on numerous mobile game devices(e.g., Palm, Nokia, and PocketPC). The book and companion CD-ROM include tutorials and sample games to provide the reader with hands-on experience in creating games such as slot machines, card games, baseball, children's games, and more. Also on the CD-ROM are graphics, sound effects, and source code. The book addresses specific content issues that arise when switching from a PC game programming environment to that of a smaller device, such as the creation of graphics for a small screen.