Learn XNA (MonoGame) C# Programming – Laser Bikes Game – Coding Process (2).

Now that the basics are done, we are ready to get the Bike Class completed by implementing movement and speed.

A game that has seen a variety of incarnations throughout gaming history, and one that was a key element in a major motion picture of the early ’80s, Laser Bikes puts the player in control of a digital motorbike that leaves a laser trail behind it. The object of the game is to steer through the level, avoiding the laser walls of both your bike and that of your opponent, all while trying to force your adversary to crash.

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