XBA says: A story based pinball game about squirrels with some interesting mechanics for just a few bucks.
Neil writes "It was quite surprising to see the huge list of discounted Xbox One and Xbox 360 titles last week, especially given that the weeks after E3 usually signify a bit of a lull in gaming terms. But we were never going to complain at what the Xbox Live Deals With Gold sale was bringing us, at least not until the this latest sale saw tradition take hold. You see, whilst last week's sale was great, the latest Xbox Live Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale for 27th June - 3rd July 2017 is somewhat lacking in both quality and quantity.
But that doesn’t mean we can’t pick out a few of the best and worst deals on offer this week. So we have. Want to know what they are?"
Already have the Castle Invasion game. Got it when it was only sale several months back. Nice little time waster. Will have to check the T17 and see what it's about. Nothing else worth getting.
Jon from TVG writes "My love of Pinball dates back to when I was a kid, I can still remember the joys of spending hours standing at the Pinball machine feeding in coin after coin until I got to top of the leader board."
Richard writes "As I loaded up Momonga for the first time, it occurred to me that a flying squirrel was a strange choice of animal for a game based on pinball. Surely there were more suitable spherical animals out there, but all I could come up was either a hedgehog or an armadillo, both of which had pinball games based on the creature back in the days of the Mega Drive. Said hedgehog needs no introduction (he’s blue and has a fox follow him EVERYWHERE), but the armadillo was in Psycho Pinball. As a massive fan of both, how did the latest animal-pinball hybrid hold up?"
For a pinball game, I wouldn't expect much, but past pinball games may have broken me. I can't stop playing Pokemon Pinball on the GBA.