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Choice of Games engine
Ive started using Blender for graphics for my game, I also found that blender has a game engine.

I am trying to make a xbox360 game, could I still use Blender to create a xbox360 game?

Or do I need to use the xna game framework?

Thankyou for your time,

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Ive started using Blender for graphics for my game, I also found that blender has a game engine.

I am trying to make a xbox360 game, could I still use Blender to create a xbox360 game?

Or do I need to use the xna game framework?

Thankyou for your time,

Fc

use xna for building xbox games bcoz,they are specifically for xbox.Moreover ,3dsmax is more easier than blender...
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