(Obligatory spam warning) Enjoy four different types of Bingo with up to 31 players in a game. With over 50 different winning patterns and plenty of unlockable items, everyone has fun with Bingo Party! Features Four different bingo games to choose from. Compete with up to 31 total players in online parlors. Tons of patterns to play with. Multiple speed and atmosphere settings let you play your way. Three different callers to choose from (or go silent if you want to). Play and win to unlock new backgrounds, bingo dabbers and ink colors. Click to purchase from the Xbox Live Marketplace Click to see Bingo Party in action on YouTube To purchase within the Xbox 360 From the dashboard: Game Marketplace Indie Games New Arrivals Bingo Party And for when it falls out of the new releases: Game Marketplace Indie Games Browse Title B Bingo Party Note, I can only account for the setup of the US region dashboard and do not know if other regions have different names or arrangements. Bingo Party is available in all regions which support Xbox Live Indie Games. Even if you don't buy it, you could still rate it up to 5 stars. Not that I would encourage such unethical behavior though... :evil:
You made this in XNA? Neat, I'll have to check it out. Any recommendations for a someone just starting out with XNA and wanting to get on the XBox 360?
Yup. XNA is quite versatile, except when it comes to FP calculations apparently. Graphics/physics heavy games are more of a challenge to implement, but the stuff that I have been working on don't come anywhere near the framework or hardware limitations. Though, supporting 31 player network sessions did require careful planning. Yeah, if you don't know anything about programming or game design, don't try to make and release an X360 game off the bat. The system has been flooded lately by people who have no clue what they are doing or how to ask for help. :banghead: Seriously though, just everything on the XNA website, particularly the education section and the forums.
Haha...I just saw that there was a trailer of this on gametrailers.com, so you must've caught someone's attention.
Cheap game: 80 points ($1 US). Poker Night won't be as cheap when I get done with it though... :dance:
If you're a student, or know someone who is, you may be able to get a 1 year trial of XNA through dreamspark.com, along with other software. My cousin recently started college, and i've been able to register the free trial against my gamertag without any problems. creators.xna.com has lots of sample tutorials which outline some basic and advanced programming which should help you out. I'll need to overcome my hatred of the .NET framework before I even consider attempting to make a game. @mairsil: I have a few friends who are bingo crazy, so i'll throw a recommendation their way
