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Xbox Live Update Brings Avatar Marketplace Pricing Debate to Twitter

Xbox Live's Avatar Marketplace is now open for business. While for many gamers the new feature is all fine and good, for many others, it's proving to be the battle of the century.

The reason for this ongoing battle? The pricing of the Avatar Marketplace. Some things, like tees caps, and various other Avatar-decking apparel are available for the low price of 80 MS Points, which translates into $1.00 in US currency. Those are cool. The debates are being stemmed by a relative few items, which are proving to be a bit more expensive.

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DeejayKnight5376d ago

Before you say it, yes I wrote this article. So of course it makes sense to me. :D

I seriously think the Avatar Marketplace costs too much. Have a read & make your own choice!

xboxman085376d ago

the avatar marketplace is too much its way too much i mean i love the whole idea of marketplace but damn those prices

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Celebrate Ten Years of Xbox with Free Avatar Prop

Microsoft Studios are giving gamers the world over the opportunity to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Xbox brand with a free Xbox LIVE Avatar Prop. Available to download now, the unique Avatar Prop may not be what you’re expecting.

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The best Xbox 360 Avatars they'll never create

Which game character do you want as an Avatar? OXM's readers list their favourites.

kma2k4600d ago

Maranda Lawson, prop a stipper pole.

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Robocop avatar items are part Avatar, part machine, all cop

Joystiq writes: We're always vaguely shocked when something genuinely awesome happens on the Avatar Marketplace, since the very idea of paying for promotional items for the little you on your Dashboard seems to negate awesomeness.

But there it is. Robocop avatar items, promoting nothing, apropos of nothing and available, as far as we can tell, just in case people want Robocop suits, OCP t-shirts, or little ED-209 pets. Something about the randomness of it -- "hey, here's Avatar stuff from that one movie from 1987!" -- is appealing.