For those trying to get your hands on the new House Party games but don't have any cash or points to acquire them this might be you answer.
Xbox has launched two Facebook apps that let you try to win on of the games for the House Party Line up.
This week join myself, Perry, Todd and Andrew as we discuss the latest XBLA releases. Kicking things off with a lengthy discussion of Sine Mora which everyone but me played, and mostly enjoyed. Myself and Andrew briefly touch on Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havok, but we both agree if you want a Rayman platforming fix, track down Rayman Origins.
Then it’s onto an especially raucous edition of the news segment with Perry. To say we go off on some tangents might be an understatement, but we still deliver lots of newsy goodness for you guys so don’t fret!
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I personally think minecraft on xbox isn't a good idea. There won't be updates, the controls will most likely feel strange to anyone who's played before. And worst of all, I haven't heard any news of being able to use mods on the xbox version.
This Week on XBLA brings the House Party to a close with I Am Alive and brings us Mass Effect 3′s first DLC in From Ashes. Of course if being alive and Mass Effect 3 aren’t your things, then you’ve got a demo for Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13, new DLC for Forza Motorsport 4 and some amazing deals on Borderlands DLC, courtesy of this weeks Deal of the Week.
Nexuiz is a game that started its life out as a Quake mod for PC and is coincidentally still free to download. So is it worth the asking price (of 800 MSP/ $10) when the original PC version (dubbed Nexuiz Classic by illfonic) is free? Illfonic started on a good development point with the license of Cry Engine 3. This alone tells you that this isn’t merely a paint job of the PC freeware. The first time I played Nexuiz I was pleasantly surprised by how much fun I had. There’s certainly some neat features packed in to the game and I can’t not tell you about the nostalgia, Nexuiz is undoubtedly a throwback to the days of Unreal Tournament and Quake Arena.
