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Wing Commander Arena
Wing Commander Arena is heading for Xbox Live Arcade. The original by Gaia Industries.
Microsoft has announced that Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts will be released across North America on the 14th of November. Not only will the game be priced at a budget $39.99, but if you pre-order the game you will receive a code to download the original Banjo Kazooie for free from Xbox Live...
- Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (rss.topix.net)
- Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts Screens (topix.com)
- Preview: Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (rss.topix.net)
As expected, Namco Bandai’s overhauled Galaga edition for the Xbox Live Arcade, subtitled Legions, is now available on the download service for 800 Microsoft Points. It brings new game dynamics and improved visuals to the arcade shooter series, just like Pac-Man Championship Edition did to its...
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Microsoft's Xbox Live Arcade has become an invaluable resource for high-quality casual games. If you haven't connected your Xbox 360 to the Internet, you're missing out on a great deal of what the system has to offer.
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We're very pleased to announce that "Duke Nukem 3D for Xbox LIVE Arcade" will be coming to your Xbox 360 console soon! As has been reported around the net today, we can confirm that the game has indeed passed ...
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- Duke Nukem XBLA Ready To Get Some (kotaku.com)
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- Duke Nukem XBLA: Coming Soon (kotaku.com)
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From the people who brought you Pac-Man: Championship Edition comes another arcade classic remake to the Xbox Live Arcade. Asking 800MS points from your digital wallet, Galaga Legions is now available on the Xbox Live Marketplace. Initial reactions to the game peg it...
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From xbox360fanboy.com
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Xbox Live Arcade is brilliant. Ikugara, Rez, Worms and Uno have sucked up hours of my time, even though I’m unable to reach level three of Ikugara. However, what the Live Arcade has missed so far is quality original games, instead relying on old classics to prop up the service. Braid has come...
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Microsoft's Xbox Live Arcade has become an invaluable resource for high-quality casual games. If you haven't connected your Xbox 360 to the Internet, ...
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Leipzig or no Leipzig, Microsoft will still update the Xbox Live Arcade tomorrow. Well, it is Wednesday, after all.
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The team that created Pac-Man Championship Edition is about to show us what they can do with the classic game Galaga. This Wednesday Galaga Legions hits the Xbox Live Arcade. The new version of Galaga will have intense enemies and slick visuals the game will cost 800 Microsoft points and is rated...
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From xboxsolution.com
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Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts goes on pre-order sale today for $40 and if you place your order for the Xbox 360 game before it hits on Nov. 14 you'll get a free download code for the original Banjo-Kazooie hitting Xbox Live Arcade later this fall. Better still, that code gives you access to the...
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- 'Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts' (rss.topix.net)
- Gallery: Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (eurogamer.net)
Think you'll have some money (or Microsoft Points) left over once August is over? Following a "Summer of Arcade" filled with blockbuster releases (Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved 2, Braid, Bionic Commando: Rearmed), Microsoft has announced the first Xbox Live Arcade release for September: Shred Nebula.
The 3D shooter from indie developer CrunchTime Games is said to be influenced by SubSpace, an award-wining title first released in 1997 that introduced massively multiplaying to the genre...
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Update: Blow responds in the comments:I just want to comment that, reading
this article, my opinion of working with Microsoft comes across as
being more negative than it actually is (and I don't blame the
interviewers for that because I don't remember the full interview -- it
was pretty long). There were negative aspects to it, but also some
positive ones -- see my comment on the Gamasutra posting for details.
I don't want this to blow up into some kind of big "Microsoft sucks" internet...
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What ever happened to the supposed Xbox Live Arcade version of Rare's classic N64 first-person shooter GoldenEye? It's "locked in no man's land," says Rare senior software engineer Nick Burton.
Talking to VideoGamer.com, Burton explained that the main problem lies with the "licensing issues for Bond," and that any re-release means having to deal with the "many license holders involved."
"You've got the guys that own the license to the gaming rights now, the guys that have the license to Bond...
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Since the news that Microsoft will begin to delist certain Xbox Live Arcade games from the Xbox 360's digital download service, a great deal more has been written on the matter.
I especially wanted to make sure everyone read a piece on GameSetWatch by Tadhg Kelly, a game designer formerly of Lionhead and Climax. He makes a number of very good points, but there's one major negative that didn't even occur to me when I wrote my own take on the news:
Developers will increasingly pitch for...
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I'm really loving digital delivery. One of the biggest revelations for me when I first got my Xbox 360 was all the fun I was having with the Xbox Live Arcade games I was buying. I've managed to buy close to 40 titles since then. Same with PlayStation 3, once I got mine a couple of weeks ago.
But besides buying a bunch of downloadable console games, I also play the demo of each and every game that hits the service. So I'll start writing up my impressions of the Xbox Live Arcade demos...
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