Creating a New Cocos2d x Project for Windows Phone 8

Posted on Monday, March 18, 2013 by RICHARD HARRIS, Executive Editor

For all you Cocos2D fans out there wanting to start creating Windows apps, Nokia has just released some tutorials you'll want to have a look at.

The zipped up tutorials can be opened right up into Visual Studio but you will need the Cocos2d-x Windows Phone 8 variant from their website first.

The tutorials are largely framework based and give you a start look at what is possible using Cocos development within Windows, but they definitely will get you started and help you to move along to the Windows platform using some (or all) of your existing Cocos2D source code.

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