Tue, Feb 09, 2010 | 21:11 GMT
Xbox Live Marketplace Games on Demand, Arcade schedule
The Major has revealed the partial release schedule for Xbox Live Marketplace.
We have it posted for you below, and it gives a release date for that cool-looking indie title from 2K, The Misadventures of PB Winterbottom.
So far, the release schedule looks like this:
Xbox Live Games on Demand:
- Feb. 9: Street Fighter IV
- Feb. 9: Halo Wars (Europe, Australia and New Zealand)
- Feb. 16: Resident Evil 5
- Feb. 16: Beautiful Katamari
- Feb. 16: Viva Piñata: Party Animals (Japan)
Xbox LIVE Arcade:
- Feb. 10: Darwinia +, 1200 points
- Feb. 17: The Misadventures of PB Winterbottom, 800 points
Xbox Avatars Marketplace:
- Feb. 11: Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising
- Feb. 16: Resident Evil 5
- Feb. 18: Metro 2033
Deal of the Week
- Feb 15: Battlefield 1943, 800 MS Points
1v100 will also have its final shows of the season with SyFy’s Magda Apanowicz a.k.a. Lacy Rand from the Battlestar Galactica spin-off Caprica on Tuesday, February 9 at 9.00pm EST/6.00pm PST.
Full thing through here.
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Posted in: Microsoft, Xbox 360, Xbox Live
Tags: avatar marketplace, Games on Demand, XBL Arcade
7 comments
#1
onlineatron
09/02/10, 7:50 pm
PB looks very nice indeed.
Check this quick look for an idea of how wonderful it is: giantbomb.com/qlex-the-misadventures-of-pb-winterbottom/17-1916/
#2
Pysk
09/02/10, 7:55 pm
Perfect Dark, where are you?
#3
onlineatron
09/02/10, 7:59 pm
Back in 2000 where it belongs…
Support the new IPs and not a 10 year old game, from a washed out developer trying to milk their glory days by giving it a paint job.
#4
Pysk
09/02/10, 8:03 pm
@onlineatron:
I’m not saying that PB Winterbottom is shit, in fact it does look really promising and unique.
#5
Gekidami
09/02/10, 8:05 pm
*Rare flicks through their dictionary*
“Ah yes, ‘New’ is indeed in he…!”
*Microsoft slams the book shut*
“It bloody well isnt!”
#6
onlineatron
09/02/10, 8:07 pm
@Pysk
Sorry, didn’t mean to come of harshly… just I can’t see why anyone would support Pefect Dark.
@Gek
Can’t blame MS, It’s not like RARE hasn’t been trying new stuff… It’s just It’s all been slightly mediocre.
Perhaps Natal, and their rumored fitness game, will give them a new lease of life.
#7
Hunam
09/02/10, 8:11 pm
Because it’s a classic game that people enjoy brought up to modern standards?
Also, 4J Studio’s are doing PD XLBA, not Rare.