From Xboxic.com : "While the Xbox Live Arcade might be the best thing to happen to consoles since online gameplay, it still lacks in good original titles (Cloning Clyde is a great example of what could be done though) and is filled with weird puzzle games and rehashes of old retro titles. So when a developer comes up with an original title specially tailored for the Xbox Live Arcade (PC version is in the works as well) we can only applaud that. If that developer manages to use the Unreal Engine 3 while keeping the game within the 50MB limit then they have our full attention and anticipation. Such is the case with Naked Sky's RoboBlitz. So we mailed them a couple of Q's a few weeks back and got a couple of A's from Naked Sky's Tian Mu the other day. Full interview and exclusive screenshots after the jump!"
Carlos writes "I reckon it’s safe to say that no Xbox 360 title arriving on Xbox One via Backwards Compatibility now will be quite as anticipated as that of last week’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, but that doesn’t mean there aren't still hundreds of cracking titles that we’d like to see make their way onto the scheme. The latest batch of arrivals brings five new games across to Xbox One, none of which have really been at the top of the wish list for many players. But are there a few gems in there you should be returning to?"
3D mini golf was good but I was never very skillfull at it, maybe I will jump back to it.
I was actually quite good at it. played online against my nieces and nephews. Beat the crap out of them. The father came to the rescue and I slayed him too. I learned the physics, and got quite good at banking shots. I actually had a lot of arcade games and I am happy to have them back.
Revisiting the dawn of downloadables. Xbox 360 changed the way console gamers get their fix by introducing Xbox Live Arcade games to the mainstream. Sure, the original Xbox had a rudimentary online store that was launched via a mail-order disc, but Xbox 360 made it easy by integrating a Marketplace into the user interface. Believe it or not, its decade anniversary is this year and I made this list to celebrate.
Hardcore Gamer: NinjaBee Bundle gives you five games for 1600 MS Points – down from 3600 for the games separately. The included games are A World of Keflings, Band of Bugs, Ancients of Ooga, Cloning Clyde, and Outpost Kaloki X.
