Game-creator Kodu launches on Live
Simple tools for all for GBP 3.40.
Microsoft Research's Kodu Game Lab has launched on the Xbox Live Community Games channel.
It costs 400 Microsoft Points (GBP 3.40 / 4.80) and grants the tools to build - quickly and simply - the game of one's dreams. A bit like LittleBigPlanet, but without the restriction of building within an existing game's framework.
There are over 200 different programming features to pick, an image-based creator to prettify with, and the ability to share your creations with any Xbox Live friend.
Kodu packs several tutorials to walk creators through the process, plus a handful of sample games to use as examples. Co-op play for up to four friends can be used, as can multiplayer for up to eight. There's a choice of 20 different characters each with unique abilities as well.
Kodu can be found on the Xbox Live Marketplace now. And there is lots more information over on the Kodu blog.
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and live's community section just updated too - it's slightly behind today
deleted the old post to replace it with this one now it's incorrect
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Oh sweet! thanks mate for letting me know.
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The time limit is over too quickly, and getting to grips with it is a bit funky at the start, both of which don't make me want to spend 400 points to find out if it's still as bad after 2 minutes of playtime.
I didn't know what to expect from it, but I expected something better.