15 years ago
Section 8: Prejudice to be released April 20
Timegate Studios revealed via their Section 8: Prejudice twitter account that their upcoming third person shooter will be released on Xbox Live Arcade on April 20, 2011 for 1200MSP. …
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15 years ago
D&D can now be consumed by the masses
It’s a long running joke that D&D players are nerds. Well, Dungeon and Dragons: Daggerdale looks to be a game that isn’t just for the few and proud players …
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15 years ago
Halo 3: ODST coming to Games On Demand?
So in non-XBLA/XBLIG news: This morning we booted up our 360’s to see an advertisement to buy Halo 3: ODST via Games On Demand, found in the Spotlight channel. …
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15 years ago
New NBA Jam announced for XBLA
EA Sports announced today a follow-up to the popular NBA Jam as a downloadable title called NBA Jam: On Fire. It will have a brand new AI from previous …
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15 years ago
Brawler Week: XBLAFans Writers Choose Their Favorites
Here at XBLAFans, the editors are just as crazy about their games as our readers. To celebrate Brawler Week, our staff chimes in on their favorite titles from Xbox Live Arcade. Since we have a wide variety of personalities and tastes, we decided to allow each writer to choose one of their favorite brawler, rather than doing a Top 10 list. Read on to see if your favorite was chosen.
15 years ago
Brawler Week Challenge #8: Squeaky Clean
We posted up our Dishwasher Vampire Smile review yesterday, and it’s pretty clear we love it. The game is absolutely a must buy for brawler fans. Thankfully you …
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New XBLIG Contolled by Voice
A recently released XBLIG developed by Josh Schonstal, simply titled PewPewPewPewPewPewPewPewPew, lets you control the game only using your voice. The game is playable with any Xbox 360 compatible microphone, …
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15 years ago
Brawler Week: Brian Provinciano of Vblank Entertainment
I recently had a chance to sit down to do a short interview with Brian Provinciano of Vblank Entertainment. What I had intended to be a short interview that wouldn’t take up too much of his time turned out to be a great 30 minute conversation about his roots in the gaming industry, Retro City Rampage, and its predecessor, Grand Theftendo. Below you’ll find just a few of the highlights from our conversation. Special thanks to Brian for giving us such an in-depth interview. We’ve posted the audio below. Give it a listen and see some of the highlights after the jump.
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15 years ago
Brawler Week Challenge #7: Can’t Wait -Ended-
Bart Scott should be the spokesperson for all upcoming events. There is really no one else who can encompass the amount of desire I have for some …
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