Author: If broken it is, fix it you should : ASP.NET | Posted on: 3/4/2009 2:28:00 AM | Views : 810

This is part five in a series of 5 posts showing how I built a simple game in Silverlight, you can follow along (reading the posts in order) to build your own Traffic Jam game. I would recommend that you also go through ScottGu?s silverlight tutorials as well as the other tutorials on www.silverlight.net In parts one through four we created a traffic jam game called Seattle Streets. The object of the game was to move cars around and get the red car to reach the exit in as few moves as possible. In this last part we are going to store away high scores for the levels in isolated storage, i.e. we are going to store away the least number of moves the user has been able to complete a level in. I have choose the following format of the record list...(read more) ...

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