scott wrote:
> foreach( Object o in myList )
> if( o is IUpdatable )
>    (o as IUpdatable).Update();

That was the conclusion I came to.

> Yeh, I think the XNA management classes are only meant to be simple ones 
> to get you started, most things I've read advocate replacing the whole 
> GameComponent system with your own (usually based on "screens" and 
> adding components to each "screen").

Yes, I'm taking their samples and making them reusable now. It seems the 
whole "component" idea that was touted in XNA2 kind of never really 
materialized in XNA3. Now "components" in their samples are more like 
"screen management component" and "audio management component" rather than 
"make the camera bob when you walk" component or "explosion component".

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