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Zombie Apocalypse 2 announced… and bloody
13 years ago

Zombie Apocalypse 2 announced… and bloody

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Konami and Backbone Entertainment announced Zombie Apocalypse 2, the sequel to the 2009 XBLA game Zombie Apocalypse. Players will have to survive hoards of zombies in a frenzy of …
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Konami announces Leedmees for Kinect
13 years ago

Konami announces Leedmees for Kinect

Konami has announced their first kinect-enabled XBLA game, an “innovative full body puzzle experience”. Leedmees has players use their whole body to solve puzzles. Leedmees are a hapless species …
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Konami spills Puddle
13 years ago

Konami spills Puddle

Slated for a Summer release this year, Konami has announced a new XBLA puzzler, Puddle. According to developers Neko Entertainment, Puddle will have players controlling the tilt of the …
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Metal Gear Solid HD Collection sneaking its way onto XBLA, Zone of the Enders to follow
13 years ago

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection sneaking its way onto XBLA, Zone of the Enders to follow

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The recently announced Metal Gear Solid HD and Zone of the Enders HD Collections will apparently be released on XBLA in addition to the planned retail release. We have …
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MLB Bobblehead Pros coming from Konami
13 years ago

MLB Bobblehead Pros coming from Konami

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Konami has announced a new baseball-inspired game coming to XBLA in three parts. The games will feature all 30 Major League Baseball clubs in their official home and road jerseys, and …
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Rewind Review: Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (XBLA)
13 years ago

Rewind Review: Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (XBLA)

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night was developed by Konami. It was ported by Digital Eclipse and published by Microsoft Game Studios. It was released on March 21, 2007 and costs 800MSP.

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night was originally released for the PlayStation in 1997 with everything we had grown to expect from the Castlevania series. You are Alucard and are slated to kill Dracula before he follows through with his evil plans. Pitted with this mission you will take on all kinds of enemies including giant wolves, skeletons and even death himself, the Grim Reaper. With a plethora of weapons, armor, magic and items at your disposal can you stop Dracula before it is to late.

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XBLA’s Most Wanted: The Simpsons Arcade
13 years ago

XBLA’s Most Wanted: The Simpsons Arcade

The Simpsons has been on the air for 486 episodes in 22 seasons and the show shows no sign of slowing down anytime soon. But in the classic years of The Simpsons, just before Bart faced Space Mutants on the NES, we got the classic arcade game we called The Simpsons Arcade Game. It was a side-scrolling beat-em ‘up where Mr. Burns and Smithers steal a diamond and when they run into The Simpsons, the diamond falls into Maggie’s mouth leading Smithers and Burns to kidnap Maggie. The Simpsons must rescue Maggie by beating up everyone who stands in their way. With the classic X-Men game on XBLA, surely this could lead to further old Konami arcade games to come there too.

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Rush’n Attack: Ex-Patriot review (XBLA)
13 years ago

Rush’n Attack: Ex-Patriot review (XBLA)

Rush’n Attack: Ex-Patriot was developed by Vatra Games and published by Konami. It was released on March 30, 2011 and retails for 800 Microsoft Points. A copy of the game was provided by the publisher for review purposes.

It’s becoming more and more common for publishers to revisit their IPs of yesteryear, either giving them a new coat of paint or taking the franchise to new and exciting places. Bionic Commando Rearmed is a great example of bringing fresh looks to a classic. Rush’n Attack: Ex-Patriot aims to take the franchise elsewhere. Set 15 years after the Cold War between the United States and Russia, the game follows Sid Marrow and his team, sent to rescue an operative kept as a prisoner of war since the Cold War.

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Battle: LA Review (XBLA)
13 years ago

Battle: LA Review (XBLA)

Battle: LA was developed by Live Action Studios and published by Konami. It was released March 11th, 2011 and retails for 800MSP. A copy of the game was provided by the publisher for review purposes.


Battle: LA continues a recent trend of movie license games coming to downloadable platforms. It’s a strategy that has been met with some success – Scott Pilgrim vs. The World took the spirit of the movie/comic it was based on and created a great game with it. Smaller downloadable games often have shorter development time and small budgets so it actually makes sense for publishers to target the market for these types of games.

With Battle: LA developer Live Action Studios appears to be trying to bring the big budget shooter experience, a la Call of Duty, to XBLA. It’s an idea that seems good in theory, most of said shooters have fairly short campaigns which would be well suited to an XBLA game, but does it work in practice?

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Battle: Los Angeles out now
13 years ago

Battle: Los Angeles out now

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In another surprise Friday release, Battle: Los Angeles can now be downloaded from the Live Marketplace. We only recently found out about the game, which looks to …
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