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Get Educated this March!

Looking to beef up on your game development skills or interested in developing for Windows Phone 7 Series? We’ve got a couple of shows that you might be interested in right around the corner. Block off your calendar now, it’s time to get educated!

GDC 2010 (3/9 – 3/13)

GDCbug_2010_black[4]As with earlier years we’ll have the well-received Microsoft Game Developer Days Tuesday March 9th and Wednesday March 10th. It’s a great opportunity to learn about game development on Microsoft’s platforms. Here’s an overview of the sessions:

Tuesday, March 9th

  • Visual C++ 2010: A Turbo Boost in Productivity
  • System-wide Game Profiling with the Windows Performance Toolkit
  • Building an Uber-Fast Crowd Renderer for Your Next Xbox 360 Engine
  • Block Compression Smorgasbord
  • The Dark Art of ShadowMapping
  • DirectX 11 Technology Update

Wednesday, March 10th

  • DirectX 11 DirectCompute–A Teraflop for Everyone
  • Think DirectX 11 Tessellation! – Lots of options
  • Developing Games for Windows Phone 7 Series*
  • High Performance 3D Games on Windows Phone 7 Series*
  • Development and Debugging Tools for Windows Phone 7 Series*
  • Bringing the Best of Xbox LIVE to Windows Phone 7 Series*

    * These sessions are repeated during the main conference Thursday March 11th through Saturday March 13th.

MIX ’10 (3/15 – 3/17)

Mix10_SeeYou_blk_240[3]Las Vegas more your style? Looking to learn more everything there is to know about the developer platform for Windows Phone 7 Series? MIX ’10 March 15th through March 17th is the show for you!

MIX ’10 has twelve (yes, 12!) sessions that cover developing applications and games for the Windows Phone 7 Series. If you’re interested in the platform and how to developer for this great new device MIX ’10 is the place to be.

Hope to see you at the shows!

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  1. February 25th, 2010 at 18:57 | #1

    Will slides from all the presentations be made available afterwards? I'd quite like to see the ones for "The Dark Art of ShadowMapping"…

  2. February 26th, 2010 at 02:23 | #2

    Yes, we plan to make at least the slides available some point after GDC…

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