Create games with the AllegNet library for .NET 2.0 - The Code Project - C# Programming
"AllegNet is a game programming library based on the famous C++ Allegro library. At first, AllegNet was a wrapper, but due to the need of dealing with lots of objects inside the managed environment, I have change it by re-creating a set of classes, structures and functions in order to have full managed objects to play with.
With AllegNet, you can create games and multimedia applications with the support of DirectX, when available on a user's PC. AllegNet provides the same functions of the Allegro library 4.2.0 but with some modifications in order to bring the power of the .NET Framework 2.0.
AllegNet is a full manage library, so you can use C#, VB.NET, C++.NET and J#. All examples in the Examples section are provided for C#, VB.NET and sometimes J#.
This article will explain how to start creating multimedia applications with DirectX support using the AllegNet library. ..."
Sounds interesting...
For more info also check out the AllegNet homepage as well as the Allegro homepage.
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