Baden of WGB writes: "If you’ve ever had to share your life with a sibling then Max: Curse of Brotherhood will likely click with you, because mere moments into the game our titular hero comes home to find his little brother Felix playing in his room. Like any sensible older brother Max immediately heads on to the Internet in search of ways to get rid of his pest problem, managing to stumble upon a magical incantation which once read aloud opens up a portal to another realm from which emerges the hand of a massive monster that snatches Felix away. Mere seconds later Max leaps through the portal in an attempt to rescue his brother, perhaps driven by guilt and the overwhelming need to help a loved one in peril, or far more likely by the realisation that his mum is going to be really, really pissed."
It’s all very well playing a super complex, graphically heavy game about time warping baddies and temporal ruptures, but sometimes gamers just want surfaces to jump between.
James writes - "After a week largely dominated by EA titles on the Xbox Live Deals With Gold front, which weren’t exactly great offers, the latest sale is a welcome change. There’s no doubt it needs to deliver better deals this week, doesn’t it?"
Those games are too expensive, I can find them for cheaper at almost any retail store.
Every time I see a Digital game at %40 off, and then it's still $20-40....makes me laugh.
Can go into Gamestop and get these games for much less most of the time and GET a physical copy of the game as well.
List is longer, but still not much of interest
Beach Buggy Racing – £5.35 – 33% off
Just Dance 2015 – £12.00 – 60% off
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood – £2.40 – 80% off
Monopoly Family Fun Pack – £16.07 – 33% off
Mortal Kombat X – £37.49 – 25% off
Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna) – £6.00 – 50% off
Project CARS Digital Edition – £33.49 – 33% off
Screamride – £17.99 – 40% off
Trivial Pursuit Live! – £6.00 – 50% off
The Lego Movie Videogame – £8.00 – 75% off
Thief – £9.60 – 60% off
Zoo Tycoon – £18.00 – 60% off
Sonic Generations is well worth the $6.50. You cant find it that cheap in stores. The family games sale is acutually decent on some of the titles.
Starting this month, participating retailers in the U.S and UK will be selling digital download codes for select Xbox 360 and Xbox One games and add-ons.
Now if they could just buy back and resell these code, I might once again be visiting gaming, retail stores. Have not visited one in over a year.
First EA acess and now this, it appears to me MSFT did't ditch all plans and stuff about DRM...will they introduce it later when gamers are "ready"? Where MSFT itself will decide that of course as usual...wait and see.
This means retailers ser the price...could lead to more competitive prices but also the oposite...moms,dads, beloved ones won't care paying higher prices as they don't have a clue about real pricing..I guess best price would still be on XBL I guess...
If these codes are the same price as their physical counterparts then this is really good news!
I'm not. If the prices were the same i would definitely purchase all my games that way. At the moment, the prices on the xbox games store is around £15-£20 more expensive than in the shops.
I fail to see the purpose this serves..
Sure... It would allow people without credit cards to buy digital games..
But we've always had point/money cards.. I really don't get it.. Lol
This is good all retailers have price drops and sells so games at best buy might be 50 games at Walmart might be 30 this is good let them compete with the over price market place of xbox and ps store
