XNA is not dead, I still currently use it and it'll be in development for more years [...]

Just to clarify, development on XNA itself has stopped, but development with XNA is still active. It still has a good community built up around it and many people are actively developing games using XNA. This community will continue to exist for at least a few more years.

XNA is not dead, I still currently use it and it'll be in development for more years, they still use it for indie games on 360, and most arcade games. It won't die any time soon.

Just to clarify, development on XNA itself has stopped, but development with XNA is still active. It still has a good community built up around it and many people are actively developing games using XNA. This community will continue to exist for at least a few more years.