This Wednesday: Interpol investigates XBLA

by Ludwig Kietzmann { Jan 5th 2009 at 2:45PM }

Seek and ye shall find a casual squint-a-thon on Xbox Live Arcade this Wednesday. Interpol: The Trail of Dr. Chaos wraps investigative, per-pixel peering around a globetrotting chase, with "elaborate crime scenes" and "hundreds of mysterious hidden objects" to eke and serenade with a celebratory "Aha!"

You need not be alone in your hunt for Dr. ~~Waldo~~ Chaos, as Interpol supports four-player co-op (both online and on couch). Perhaps you can split the 800

($10) cost with the other agents.

Gallery: Interpol (XBLA)

Tags: Interpol, Interpol-The-Trail-of-Dr-Chaos, XBLA, XBLAWednesdays, Xbox-Live-Arcade

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Marty @ Jan 5th 2009 3:09PM

This looks like it'd be a lot more fun with a mouse... and probably pretty crappy on a standard def TV.

Kael @ Jan 5th 2009 3:59PM

That sounds kinda cool. I should give this a try; poking around static crime screens in first-person and tracking down criminals makes me think of Phoenix Wright, and I know I'd pay for XBLA versions of the Ace Attorney games.

Kelly @ Jan 5th 2009 4:18PM

Although the two are hard to compare. I think I'm going to be disappointed with the game Interpol after loving the band Interpol so much.

NorCal05 @ Jan 5th 2009 4:33PM

Dr. Chaos and General Disarray?

ditman @ Jan 5th 2009 4:50PM

I'll be definitely picking this one up. My girlfriend loves this kind of games (But who knows how will it play with the controller instead of mouse :S)

GoonieGooGoo @ Jan 5th 2009 5:43PM

Damnit...you beat me to it. My girlfriend is going to LOOOOVE this game.

I will be honest....my gf's love affair with games on XBL Arcade is starting to cut into my gametime....

While a pleasant surprise.....not a factor I accounted for.

Markez (Anti-Panda Death Murder Squadron) @ Jan 5th 2009 11:22PM

Yeah this looks like Mystery Case Files on the DS, so it's almost a lock to be gobbled up by my girlfriend.

FSK405K @ Jan 5th 2009 5:51PM

What is this? Is it like one of those spot-the-differences games in bars?

ditman @ Jan 5th 2009 6:24PM

It's more like:

"find 5 nutbolts, 2 glasses, 23 candy, 19234 tennis balls in less than 2 minutes"...

They don't need to be a ball by itself. It can be painted inside something and such. I'm pretty bad at this games :P