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Microsoft Working on YouTube-Like Service for XNA

Microsoft’s Chris Satchell realizes that being able to create games with XNA is great, but what would be even greater is if you could somehow then get those games out to the public. To that end, Microsoft is working on a YouTube-like service that would make it easy for XNA users to display and share […]

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Microsoft's Chris Satchell realizes that being able to create games with XNA is great, but what would be even greater is if you could somehow then get those games out to the public. To that end, Microsoft is working on a YouTube-like service that would make it easy for XNA users to display and share their games:

We use a music analogy – you know, it's like we've given the instruments so they can go and play music now, but what's the radio station where they can reach everyone?

At the moment, PC games made with XNA can be distributed freely, but you have to belong to the subscription-based XNA Creators Club to share 360 titles.

Microsoft actively working towards Youtube-like games service [Develop]