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Here's a game that I programmed using Microsoft's XNA framework along with my newfound experience with XNA, C#, and the wonderful class architecture that it offers. The barebone structure of the program(Collision functions, drawing functions, etc.) was programmed in about an hour while the finishing touches(The tenchi-muyo background + sprite transparency conversion + ending screen + sound effects) took about 4 hours(I'm not very experienced with those parts of the library). Future editions are planned to include some scoring system, but I need to master the FONT display programming that XNA has graciously decided not to offer.

Oh, about the ending screen. "You won" actually means "You lost"; I simply changed it to coax my sister into playing it, who originally had the notion you'd always lose. "Come on britts, you'll always win! I promise!"

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Trance

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Spacediver feat. Mandy Gruyters - Unspoken (Original Mix)

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Music Zeal Island in Chrono Trigger.

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