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Beyond Good & Evil HD And Other XBLA House Party Games Dated, Priced
Microsoft's latest Xbox Live Arcade blowout is set to begin next week. To prepare us, the company has released a full list of dates and prices for the games that will be arriving as part of the XBLA House Party event.
The House Party will kick off on February 16 with Hard Corps: Uprising for 1200 Microsoft Points ($15). On February 23 we'll be able to download PopCap's Bejeweled Blitz Live for 800 Microsoft Points ($10). March 2 will see my personal pick for the crown jewel of House Party: Beyond Good & Evil HD for 800 Microsoft Points ($10), which will be followed by Torchlight on March 9 for 1200 Microsoft Points ($15). Wrapping things up on March 16, Microsoft will release their internally-developed Full House Poker for 800 Microsoft Points ($10).
Aside from the poker game, I'm pretty interested in all of these choices. Which XBLA House Party games are you planning to RSVP for?
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