Exit escapes the PSP to Xbox Live Arcade
by Alexander Sliwinski 
{ May 23rd 2007 at 6:55PM }
Giving Cloning Clyde some competition, PSP's puzzle/platformer Exit is heading over to Xbox Live Arcade. The game won't change much, you'll still be in control of Mr. ESC and trying to help people escape from the evils of a building, but it'll all be high-def. The title is expected to cost 800 MS points ($10) in Japan this summer, with no word on international versions.So, Lumines and Exit have fled the safety of the PSP for the possibly lucrative fields of Xbox Live Arcade. Maybe Exit will offer more maps and join the microtransactioning master Lumines Live. Wonder if anybody else from the PSP is looking to greener and un-handheld pastures?
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
ScreamingSkull @ May 23rd 2007 7:30PM
I wonder if the single market release is part of some trade of for exclusive titles? Has the asian market been missing out on some mini-golf?
Charles @ May 23rd 2007 8:49PM
XBLA 6 million users
PSP 22 million users
How exactly is this 'greener pastures'?
icruise @ May 23rd 2007 8:49PM
Just so people know, the PSP version of EXIT can be had for around the same price as the Xbox live version and has hundreds of extra levels downloadable for free.
Cowdisease @ May 23rd 2007 9:39PM
> XBLA 6 million users
> PSP 22 million users
> How exactly is this 'greener pastures'?
Because probably more than 21 million PSP users don't own the game.
;)
Stirolak @ May 24th 2007 2:10AM
and why is that?
JodyAnthony @ May 24th 2007 8:44AM
exit is great! the more people that get to play it the better