Game1() constructor method: The constructor, called before the Initialize method, is a typical one found in any class and, therefore, has the same meaning used to set default values to required elements. For example, instantiating the graphics device manager, define the game frame rate, and so on.

Initialize() method: Sets default and preliminary values to your game, queries and initializes user-based information, such as starting positions and frame updating rate.

LoadContent() method: Loading all game content may include images, sprite sheet, sounds, models, and so on. In XNA game development, all artwork loading should be done in the LoadContent() method before the Update() and Draw() methods.

UnloadContent() method: Unloads all game content and content managers, a controller of all contents with loading and unloading when the objects used in your game need specific disposing or unloading.

Update() method: This method is very important when your game is running. It performs ongoing game logic such as calculating current positions, physics, collisions, and states; collecting the input information from various input devices; updating animations. Note that at this stage you only decide upon the current frame to display. Drawing is not performed because all drawing should be done by the Draw() method. It updates the camera, refers to the update animation note, plays audios, and so on. The Update() method updates the game logic, which will make your game more fun depending on the interaction with the game data, such as player life, experience value, and score.

Draw() method: As the method name implies, in this method your work is to render all the graphics, including 2D and 3D views, onto the screen to make the game data visible, so that players can experience the real game world.