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Unity for Windows V–Connecting To The Cloud with Windows Azure Mobile Services
In the previous tutorial, we gave the game a simple user interface and created some logic to store the local high score. What if we could take this high score and store it in the cloud? So we could compete … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Game programming, Tutorial, Unity, Windows 8, Windows Azure, Windows Phone
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