Develop, Deploy, and Monetize Windows Store Games with Unity!

Develop, Deploy, and Monetize Windows Store Games with Unity!Mark T. Morrison & Carl CallewaertUnity Business Development3-135

Agenda

About Unity

Unity and W8 Demos

Windows Store Tips

Unity OverviewPC and MAC CompatibleTrue Cross-Platform CapabilityOver 1.2 Million Developer CommunityOffices around the worldAdditional development resources and services…

The Asset Store is a critical time and effort-saving resource when creating your games and apps. Character models, props, materials and textures, landscape painting tools, game creating tools, audio effects and music, visual programming solutions, scripts and editor extensions are all available in Unity’s asset store.

You can also download helpful learning resources, such as demos, C# plug-ins, and more.

Unity Asset Store

Unity Online Servicesoffers additional developer solutions to some of the most commonly encountered challenges including MMO Network hosting, monetization, analytics, animation services, VOIP, and more.

Unity Online Services

Union

Unity W8 Engine Development

Demo

Great Windows Store games check-list Trial Live tiles Secondary tiles Handle all inputs Contracts

Share Settings PlayTo

Snapped/Full/Filled

Views Portrait and landscape Myriad of displays,

resolution, pixel density

Other certification requirements

Get started!!

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Q&A

ContactsCarl CallewaertUnity Evangelistcarl@unity3d.com

Mark T. MorrisonBusiness Developmentmark@unity3d.com

Web: unity3d.comTwitter: @unity3dFacebook: facebook.com/unity3d

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