It doesn't take a crystal ball to see that six months from now Warlords will be plenty eligible for delisting. Let's just say that deathmatches have come along way since 1980. But if you choose to respectfully disagree, you can pledge your feeble support to give this Atari classic a permanent home in the XBLA catalog by plunking down a five-spot (400 Microsoft Points). Just remember, some games are better left to memory -- and paddle controllers!
As for Buku Sudoku? Well, there's a reason this is the "first and only" Sudoku game on XBLA. Leave the number crunching to the pencil and paper, and go shoot some more hookers.
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Posted: May 27th 2008 5:12PM (Unverified) said
Hahaha, when I lived in SF I could play that game RIGHT outside my house. But I never got around to trying it out haha
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Posted: May 27th 2008 4:45PM Vay1en said
Warlords is still as fun as I remember. But he does have a point about the lack of a paddle controller. C'mon, 3rd party companies! Offer a 4 set of wireless paddles for under $25. It will open up XBLA to the proper experience of Arkanoid, Tempest and Tron.
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Posted: May 27th 2008 9:19PM kingrocknlr said
and Kaboom!, man...don't forget about Kaboom!.
and Star Raiders - that one had controllers packed in that were like the paddle, but they had 360degree turning where the paddles only went so far in each direction. am i wrong about that? - killed many brain cells since then...
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and Star Raiders - that one had controllers packed in that were like the paddle, but they had 360degree turning where the paddles only went so far in each direction. am i wrong about that? - killed many brain cells since then...
Posted: May 27th 2008 11:20PM (Unverified) said
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