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Microsoft Reveals Fall XBLA Games
In a rare but welcome change from the norm, Microsoft has revealed the scheduling and pricing for its upcoming XBLA games through the middle of October.
Most of the time, it's hard to get Microsoft to communicate about upcoming XBLA games more than a few days ahead of their release, unless those games fall under the Summer of Arcade banner. In a move that we can only hope reflects a change to this approach, Microsoft revealed today a number of the big games coming to Xbox Live Arcade this fall, many of which are part of "The Game Feast," the apparent autumnal successor to Summer of Arcade, running from September 29th through October 20th.
Here's the full list of announced releases, along with prices if they've been confirmed:
September 8: Plants vs. Zombies, 1200 points ($15)
September 8: Dance! It's your Stage, 800 points ($10)
September 15: Sonic Adventure (800 points) ($10)
September 29: Hydrophobia, 1200 points ($15)
October 6: Comic Jumper, 1200 points ($15)
October 13: Pinball FX 2, (each table is bought individually)
October 20: Super Meat Boy (Pricing TBD)
Anything in there look like something you'd like to try?
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