I haven't checked this for myself yet, but apparently MS has moved XBLIG back to its rightful place. http://www.develop-online.net/news/36309/Dev-victory-as-Microsoft-promotes-indie-store
@Jamie: I don't think that enabling native code for WM7 would magically fix anything, but I think it would improve the situation. Actually it doesn't even have to be native code, Managed C might work as well. Just anything that doesn't require abandoning your existing C codebase entirely. The article ...
Are you kidding Maybe because the Move combines existing EyeToy tech with the form factor of the Wiimote. There's nothing innovative about it, therefore nothing risky, and to me at least nothing interesting.
I'm glad that you're highlighting this. It shouldn't be a difficult thing to fix so people need to make some noise about it so they get it done. p.s. grapple buggy ftw
Do you write the C by hand or generate it automatically from the UML Seems like if it was generated it would mean you can work directly in UML. You could also generate cleaner C because it wouldn't have to look like the UML since you wouldn't be working directly ...
