Instructions
Have some training. Unless you are some kind of never-before-seen genius, opportunities are you won't be capable to simply throw together a video game. In fact, without special training, you would be hard-pressed to develop anything usable in any walk of life--and not just the video game field. Several colleges offer training in video game design, such as the University of Southern California. Other learning institutes, such as DeVry, also offer training in the field. If you don't already know how to do it, enroll somewhere and learn how to program.
Try your work. That subscription to the XNA Creators Club is getting to come in handy right now. Allow your friends to play , let some other developers play, let anyone play who has the time. The only way your work is going to be good enough for people to want to play it is you have to let people play it. Work out the kinks with minutes and hours of game play. It will fix your game, and your friends will love playing what could be the next great thing.
Publish. The same XNA Creators Club membership that allows you to test your game also allows you to publish your game for purchase. Creators can set a price of 200, 400 or 800 MS points for purchase; and any other member of the XNA Creators Club can purchase the games.
Things You'll Require :
Microsoft XNA developer software XBOX 360
Making Strides Toward Your Own Gaming Classic
