Xbox Live Arcade games you may have missed
Microsoft’s Xbox Live Summer of Arcade almost upon us. In preparation for the event, a bunch of lesser-known downloadable Xbox Live titles have now been released. full story 
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God Mode available to download now
God Mode, a new third-person arcade shooter developed by Old School Games and published by ATLUS, was released on Steam for PC and Xbox LIVE Arcade today. It will also be available on the PlayStation Network on April 23rd...
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ESRB rating for Capcom Arcade Cabinet pops up for PS Vita
The Capcom Arcade App on both PlayStation Network and Xbox LIVE has spawned its first pack of games. It includes 1943: The Battle of Midway, Avengers, and Black Tiger. It will run you $5 for PSN or 400 Microsoft...
examiner.com (3 months and 4 days ago)
'Terraria' outsells 'Minecraft' in first week on Xbox LIVE
Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition has ruled the Xbox LIVE Arcade roost since its release last May. There's a new indie kid on the block in Terraria though which leaped past the 4J Studios port of the...
examiner.com (1 month and 21 days ago)
Xbox One will not play Xbox 360 games; used game policy still unclear
Bad news, Xbox fans: Your current collection of Xbox 360 games will not work on Microsoft’s new Xbox One, and the company’s used games policy is very unclear. The company finally took the wraps off its next-generation video game console on Tuesday and while there was plenty of good news to be had, there were also some some troubling announcements. For one thing, it looks...
yahoo.com (4 days ago)
Microsoft doubles down on Xbox One games, plans to invest $1 billion
There are some concerns about gaming on the next-generation Xbox One. The system doesn’t allow independent developers to self-publish games on Xbox Live Arcade and Microsoft’s used game policy is still unclear. The company did confirm that it has big plans for its in-house gaming studio, however. Phil Harrison, a corporate vice president at Microsoft’s Interactive...
yahoo.com (2 days ago)
Microsoft confirms indie developers can’t self-publish games on Xbox One
Independent game developers who are excited about selling new games on the Xbox One got some bad news on Wednesday. Microsoft confirmed to ShackNews that independent developers cannot self-publish their own games on Xbox Live Arcade, and are instead required to partner with Microsoft Game Studios or a third-party publisher. The policy is completely different from those...
yahoo.com (3 days ago)
‘Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition’ themed Gamerpics now available (Photos)
The official Xbox Live Arcade website announced on Wednesday that gamers can now purchase new Xbox Live Gamerpics based upon “Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition.” The new avatars can be downloaded in four themed sets that include five...
examiner.com (1 month and 21 days ago)
Xbox Live upgrades for Xbox One: cloud-stored media and DVR for games
As the Xbox One is shown to the public this week, Microsoft has made it clear that Xbox Live will not be left behind – in fact it’s getting some major upgrades in the way of server power, for starters. Microsoft spoke up at the Xbox One event about updating from 500 servers when the ...
slashgear.com (4 days ago)
Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams given release date (Photos)
An official release date for upcoming arcade platformer Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams on consoles was announced by publisher bitComposer Games recently. The game will first be available to download for the Xbox LIVE Arcade starting on March 20th....
examiner.com (2 months and 12 days ago)
Xbox One and the next generation of gaming - Q&A with Microsoft's Matt Booty on what to expect
Kinect, Xbox Live, Facebook and YouTube integration, and games, games, games are up for discussion
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