13 years ago
Off Topic: Our Key to Dead Island
While our site may focus on XBLA games, the staff at XBLA Fans likes to dabble in retail titles as well. If you said the words L.A. Noire (which releases next Tuesday), I can think of three or four writers who would instantly perk up and who wouldn’t be able to stop talking. I couldn’t stop talking after I viewed the Dead Island trailer for the first time, as it may be one of the best cinematic sequences I have ever seen.
Come this E3, I can’t wait to get the opportunity to check out Dead Island and get all the juicy details. You can expect to see quick previews on select retail titles as part of our E3 Best of Disc Feature. Big thanks to our friend Aubrey Norris for thinking of us. If you don’t already follow her on twitter you should. She is absolutely hilarious and does a fantastic job representing her products to fans.
13 years ago
Rayman Origins no longer being slapped on XBLA
A severe lack of limbs isn’t stopping Rayman from climbing to greater heights in the beautifully animated prequel, Rayman Origins. Michel Ancel–Creator of both Rayman and Beyond Good and …
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13 years ago
Trials HD, Limbo and ‘Splosion Man Triple Pack coming to Japan and USA
Three of the best XBLA games you can get on the market are coming to Japan and the US in one disc-based retail release. On Xbox Japan’s website, …
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13 years ago
Serious Sam HD goes retail, Alien Breed’s retail version gets priced
Those who suffer from a lack of an Xbox Live Gold account will be able to enjoy two more compilations of games, thanks to UK publisher Mastertronic. GamerBytes reports …
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13 years ago
Alien Breed trilogy goes retail
Team 17, developers behind the Alien Breed series on XBLA, recently announced that their Unreal-powered trilogy will be coming together as one in the form of a …
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13 years ago
UK retailer GAME selling XBLA games
UK video games retailer GAME have started selling XBLA game and DLC codes. As part of a 6 month trial 40 shops across the UK will sell the content on cards similar to Gamestop in the US. The pricing of the games reflects that of Microsoft Points, the full range of content and pricing is below.
This represents an interesting experiment from the biggest games retailer in the UK and presents those who are wary of buying points with a solution. It also means customers can use credit from trade-ins or their GAME rewards cards to pay for the content.