Ive only ported one VERY SMALL XNA game from PC to Mac using MonoGame, but it worked perfectly, no code changes needed, solid 60 fps.

MonoGame basically re-implements almost all of the XNA classes that's why its so easy to port.

Many released games use monogame, look on their new website http://www.monogame.net/showcase

edit: Ive been looking closely at the project and their plans are for a solid 3D support on all platforms first (which is almost there I think) and then later development of a DirectX11 variant of MonoGame for windows desktop (which would be awesome ).

Ive only ported one VERY SMALL XNA game from PC to Mac using MonoGame, but it worked perfectly, no code changes needed, solid 60 fps.

MonoGame basically re-implements almost all of the XNA classes that's why its so easy to port.

Many released games use monogame, look on their new website http://www.monogame.net/showcase

edit: Ive been looking closely at the project and their plans are for a solid 3D support on all platforms and later development of a DirectX11 variant of MonoGame for desktop (which would be awesome ).

Ive only ported one VERY SMALL XNA game from PC to Mac using MonoGame, but it worked perfectly, no code changes needed, solid 60 fps.

MonoGame basically re-implements almost all of the XNA classes that's why its so easy to port.

Many released games use monogame, look on their new website http://www.monogame.net/showcase