XNA is Microsoft's software and services division dedicated to game-development technologies. We've partnered with Gamasutra to give the development community a better view into the projects we are working on. XNA currently supports professional native-code developers who are working on Xbox 360 and Windows games. We have also begun to support independent developers, hobbyists through the new XNA Game Studio products.                         Games for Zune with XNA Game Studio 3.0 By Frank Savage - [05.02.08] Microsoft's Frank Savage, development manager for the XNA Game Studio Express team, summarizes the capabilities of running XNA Framework games on its Zune portable music player. RAM, VRAM, and More RAM: 64-Bit Gaming Is Here By Chuck Walbourn - [04.04.08] In the fourth Microsoft-sponsored article on Gamasutra's XNA-themed microsite, XNA Developer Connection's Walbourn discusses the rise of 64-bit computing and gaming on Windows, explaining the technical specifics and programming advantages of 64-bit. Democratizing Game Distribution: The Next Step By Dax Hawkins - [02.21.08] Excited about the revelation of XNA's new peer-reviewed community distribution service for Xbox Live? Following the GDC keynote, Microsoft's Dax Hawkins goes in-depth on exactly how game submission, review, and posting will work for the Spring beta of the service. An Introduction and Overview of XAudio2 By Brian Schmidt - [01.29.08] In this latest article posted at Gamasutra's special XNA section, Xbox/Windows sound guru Brian Schmidt discusses the new cross-platform audio library for Windows and Xbox 360, XAudio2, with much insight into the new audio API. Going Live - Announcing XNA Game Studio 2.0 By Chris Satchell and Frank Savage - [12.20.07] This month's article gives you an insider's look into the new features of XNA Game Studio 2.0. In addition, we introduce you to the broader XNA organization which serves both professional and community developers on Microsoft platforms.                         XNA Creators Club