Gamernode writes: "Xbox Live Arcade has quickly become much more than it was originally intended to be. First starting off as a place for small, arcade-oriented gaming, the service has become a stomping ground for fully featured titles such as Shadow Complex and Battlefield 1943. Yet sometimes we still get small, casual, and arcade-like experiences that look to bring a laid back feel to gaming.
Tower Bloxx Deluxe is one such game, and it excels at providing this feeling. It's just a shame that it feels restrained and too simple for its platform."
Carlos writes "March may not have provided equal delights when compared to that of February’s backward compatible arrivals, especially with great games such as GTA IV, Borderlands 2 and Hitman: Absolution arriving amongst the masses on Xbox One last month, but that doesn’t mean we’re any less content when new additions come to the program.
Today sees a fresh batch of titles join the fray, but with so many to choose from now, are they worth going back to or should they be left on the shelf forever more?"
Yawn. I don't get it. Xbox doesn't seem to want to open the purse strings to bring in new IPs and with the selection of bc games, you can't tell me developers wouldn't want to get more.money on old IPs. I'm sorry to say, but Xbox feels like they care less and less for the gamer's...
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What are the worst XBLA games? GamePlayToday takes a look.
Wow, that's the most pathetic attempt at getting views I've seen in quite a while.
Weirdest exclusive game on 360 that you can get for $1 is Sneak King... Burger King game and you play as a creeper.