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Prince of Persia looks great
At this point, it looks like Carcassonne will be a good fit for the Xbox Live Arcade service. With its simple but addictive gameplay and support for up to five players, it could offer a nice change of pace from more action-oriented competitive multiplayer games. We'll bring you a full review when the game is released next month.
Flyguy said:
Shard said:Some of us did.
Bearillusion said:It's Tuesday here in Australia. What's coming this week?
Bearillusion said:I have a PC and it comes with Solitare for free.![]()
Unreal Tournament says hi.shpankey said:i would really love to see this done with more games. i love 3d graphics with 2d gameplay. Out of this World and Flashback would be my next choices.
p.s. anyone know when Quake III: Team Arena drops on XBLA? that's another game i'm really looking forward to.
huh?DCX said:Unreal Tournament says hi.
DCX
virtuafightermaster said:Sonic and Pop those games dont really take advantage of the xbox live features. Need more multiplayer games.
Mad Tracks XBLA Coming Soon... Very Soon
MadTracks_WebHeader.jpgLoad Inc. the developers of Mad Tracks XBLA have posted an update on the official site with the following message." Mad Tracks has passed final Xbox certification and is good to go. Microsoft, D3P and Load Inc. are still adjusting a release date. Thanks for everyone's patience; the wait is soon over. What does this mean? It means we should see Mad Tracks on the XBLA in 2-4 weeks. This game is looking like it will be in the 800 Microsoft Point range.
Update on Tuesday, May 15, 2007 by Registered CommenterAlex Gold-Senior Editor
We can now confirm that the price point will be 800 Microsoft points. The man himself Denis Bourdain of Loadinc left this comment right here on the site.
Hey!
Thanks for posting our news.
We're not sure yet when the game will be released, but I can tell you it WILL
be 800 pts.
Cheers,
Denis.
Posted on Tuesday, May 15, 2007 by Registered CommenterAlex Gold-Senior Editor in XBox LIVE Arcade | Comments3 Comments
Microsoft has positioned the Xbox Live Arcade as an even playing field to showcase a wide variety of offerings from big publishers and small unknown developers alike. Aegis Wing, set for release on the Xbox Live Arcade tomorrow morning, represents both.
Publishers don't get much bigger than Microsoft, but developers don't get much smaller or more obscure than a trio of students who designed Aegis Wing during a three-month internship with the Redmond, Washington-based company last summer.
The end result of their toil (with an assist by Carbonated Games) is a side-scrolling shoot-'em-up with a heavy focus on cooperative online or offline gameplay for up to four players. What's more, Microsoft is making Aegis Wing available for free to all Xbox Live members. While a Microsoft representative told GameSpot the company won't ever charge for Aegis Wing, it might not be available forever. However, he did say it would get at least a couple of weeks on the service.
Attaching ships lets one player pilot while the other controls the heavy firepower.
The three interns--Matt Monson, Danny Dyer, and Scott Brodie--have parlayed their experiences into career opportunities. Monson graduated from Texas A&M and now works full-time at Microsoft's Turn 10 Studios (developers of the Forza Motorsport series). Fellow Aggie Dyer is finishing up at A&M and considering grad school, but has accepted an internship at Turn 10 in the meantime. A recent Michigan State University graduate, Brodie has gone to work for Carbonated Games, the team behind the Live Arcade version of Uno and the studio that helped finish Aegis Wing.
"All Xbox Live members", huh? So as a european, I'm not an XBL member? What's that $10 expense on my account labeled "Microsoft" every month, then?Shard said:Another Q and A over Aegis Wing, this time it is from Gamespot.
PoP:SoT is my favourite game ever, I absolutely love XBLA, the original PoP on the master system and the pc was probably my most played game until the Dreamcast came out. It's probably safe to say I'm gonna love this remake.aku:jiki said:Prince of Persia is a contender for best XBLA game ever. (See my post in the PoP thread.)
Conversely, Wing Commander: Arena is a contender for the worst game ever. Not just on XBLA.Ok, that's pushing it...but it was really, really bad. Wing Commander fans are going to riot.
Bowen_B said:PoP:SoT is my favourite game ever, I absolutely love XBLA, the original PoP on the master system and the pc was probably my most played game until the Dreamcast came out. It's probably safe to say I'm gonna love this remake.
Worse than Novadrome?
I agree, Aegis Wing better be available in Europe; how do you get early access to the XBLA games by the way?
I fail hard, I should've known that.Shard said:Partnernet.
Baka Zeitgeist said:Aegis Wing at 46.09 MB's is up and free (US marketplace) and so is Soltrio Solitaire at 30 MB's and 800 points ...
Baka Zeitgeist said:Aegis Wing at 46.09 MB's is up and free (US marketplace) and so is Soltrio Solitaire at 30 MB's and 800 points ...
Downloading it now with my US gamertag. I wonder if it is region locked...Baka Zeitgeist said:Aegis Wing at 46.09 MB's is up and free (US marketplace) and so is Soltrio Solitaire at 30 MB's and 800 points ...
Shard said:Is anybody going to actually buy Soltrio Solitaire?
Rocky_Balboa said:Downloading it now with my US gamertag. I wonder if it is region locked...
Hah, that's a tough question! I don't know, I didn't play much Novadrome since it sucked...but, yeah, I'd say Novadrome at least felt 5% more interesting than WC:A.Bowen_B said:Worse than Novadrome?
I am, without hesitation. I love Silver Creek's "cozy" (so to speak) artstyle and I love Solitaire. Win-win for me.Shard said:Is anybody going to actually buy Soltrio Solitaire?