DailyGame writes, "Chair Entertainment comes out of nowhere to bring us one of the most surprisingly fun Xbox Live Arcade games we've played this year. Undertow mixes all the great elements of a dual analog stick shooter (like Geometry Wars), but throws your character in the depths of the ocean as you set out to protect your base and take over the enemy team's control points."
"For an Xbox Live Arcade game, Undertow has surprised us on all fronts. From it's simple but tight gameplay to the wow factor of the graphics that the Unreal Engine is known to make possible. While the gameplay is easy, we found the level of difficulty to be perfectly balanced and the vehicle upgrades to be a welcome addition to the standard shooter. We enjoyed the single-player campaign, but there's nothing like a 16 player team death match. We can safely say that Chair Entertainment has a hit on its hands and we can only hope they continue to break new ground with future releases."
Carlos writes "Whether you love the Xbox One Backward Compatibility feature or you hate it, there’s no denying the program continues to go from strength to strength with each new title made playable on Xbox One. And now we get to see another fresh bunch of new additions make their way to the Xbox One - but are they worth heading back to once more."
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And yet again..still no MW2 or MW3....WHY?????? :( Are they remastering I wonder??
GameEnthus Podcast ep277: Pill Poppin’ or Undertow HD This week Harold(@USFHbomb) 60;of Hbomb & Friends and Podcast 64 joins Mike(@Assau ltSuit) and Aaron(@In d1fference) to talk about: Hbomb and Friends, Podcast 64, Independence Day Resurgence, Imaginarium, Animal Planet Tanked, Zoomers, Ghostbusters, Harold Ramis, The Notebook, Leslie Jones, GameScape, Sponge, Lit, Everclear, Sugar Ray, Bare Naked Ladies, PS4, Rise of … Continue Reading →
With over 250 games available and new ones every week, Xbox Live has a lot to offer. There’s so much content that you probably missed a few gems during multiplayer matches of Hydro Thunder Hurricane or solving puzzles in Limbo. That’s why we’re here to deliver the top five games you probably missed.
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