Kodu Game Creator available on XBLA

The game creator software is know available for download, I think its worth the price considering you can create many games.

Maybe we'll start seeing some games created by the people here in these forums ;)

This actually looks kind of cool.

I just downloaded the demo for it and I didn't see a regular tutorial, it showed me how to program one character to move when he sees something. The game starts with one character on screen looking at a castle. The characters asks you if it can be programed to go to the castle, and then you program it. That was just the demo.

I am so getting this! I've been waiting since I first saw that Sparrow kid using it at CES. For somebody who has always wanted to create games but can't be bothered to learn coding this is really exciting! I'm definitely interested in sharing my levels with other Kodu users.

GT - rattleheadxyz

didn't like it they are trying to do the same as little big planet did

didn't like it they are trying to do the same as little big planet did

gtyu

That's like saying that Sony created trophies because they're trying to do the same thing Microsoft did with achievements. A good idea that people like and will buy is still a good idea and should be expanded upon, like what they're trying to do with Kudo.

I think Kodu has actually been available to the XNA community longer than LBP has been around.

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didn't like it they are trying to do the same as little big planet did

rattleheadxyz

That's like saying that Sony created trophies because they're trying to do the same thing Microsoft did with achievements. A good idea that people like and will buy is still a good idea and should be expanded upon, like what they're trying to do with Kudo.

true, if we had to count everything MS did that PS3 emulated, we'd find a lot of things.

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[QUOTE="gtyu"]

didn't like it they are trying to do the same as little big planet did

racastro65

That's like saying that Sony created trophies because they're trying to do the same thing Microsoft did with achievements. A good idea that people like and will buy is still a good idea and should be expanded upon, like what they're trying to do with Kudo.

true, if we had to count everything MS did that PS3 emulated, we'd find a lot of things.

True, and vice-versa.