It's a testament to the excellent platforming of N+ that we haven't gotten sick of playing it yet. And by that, we mean we haven't grown tired of plummeting to our dooms and watching our lithe ninja bodies succumb to gravity in the worst of bone-crunching, limb-mangling ways.
Though developer Metanet suggests it has "tried to tone down the difficulty" in the free level pack hitting Xbox Live Arcade today, we're certain millions of gruesome fates await us in the 150 new single-player levels, 50 new race levels and 50 new co-op levels. That's a lot of new for nothing, no?
Reader Comments (18)
Posted: Oct 15th 2008 1:41PM (Unverified) said
Shit, my 360 just got a BSOD...
Anyway, I'm looking for a quick advice.
1.Does the towel trick really work?
2.How can I force my 360 into a RROD(in case the towel fails) in order to get a new one free?
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Anyway, I'm looking for a quick advice.
1.Does the towel trick really work?
2.How can I force my 360 into a RROD(in case the towel fails) in order to get a new one free?
Posted: Oct 15th 2008 2:34PM Vcize said
There's no need to towel trick it. Just tell them that after a few hours of play it freezes and when you turn it back on it has these 3 red lights around the power button. Then leave a note in the box saying the same thing.
I've done it twice (voltage problem and video out problem) and they replaced it no questions asked both times.
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I've done it twice (voltage problem and video out problem) and they replaced it no questions asked both times.
Posted: Oct 15th 2008 1:45PM (Unverified) said
I don't know what the towel trick is but I'm guessing it makes the xbox overheat, damaging the internals. Something like that would probably work. Just hope that Microsoft spy's don't lurk on Joystiq.
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Posted: Oct 15th 2008 2:03PM (Unverified) said
I didn't get RRoD, but my faulty disc drive was still covered under warrantly, and they sent me a completely refurbished model, rather than same model with a different disk drive.
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Posted: Oct 15th 2008 2:25PM Delgadoh said
Hafk, the thing is I think the disc drive warranty is shorter than the RRoD one - thus, if your drive fails past the warranty, force the RRoD which will then be under warranty.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the disc drive is covered for 1 year, RRoD for 3.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the disc drive is covered for 1 year, RRoD for 3.
Posted: Oct 15th 2008 2:55PM 343 Guilty Fart said
I love this game, but I found the difficulty to ramp up too fast. Mission Control is just insane and it's only at the end of the first chapter. I've tried 100 times and I've just given up on it. I wish I could just move onto the next level.
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Posted: Oct 15th 2008 2:58PM shakeandb1ake said
So many games, so little time. I'm juggling Saints Row 2, Dead Space, N+, World of Goo, & work.
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Posted: Oct 15th 2008 4:56PM (Unverified) said
Too bad my Xbox is in Texas getting repaired, this is my favorite arcade game.
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Posted: Oct 15th 2008 6:27PM (Unverified) said
Awesome. This game is great for multiplayer. Even the single player levels are super fun to play with a bunch of people.
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