, only five American dollars. You may have noticed the past tense employed in the previous sentence. Your senses of deduction may have perceived that to imply that Weapon of Choice doesn't cost 400 anymore, and your senses would be right. As a matter of fact, the game's price has been reduced to a mere 240 Microsoft Points, a paltry pittance of $3.If you find yourself longing for some side-scrolling, multi-directional, alien-blasting action, you might consider giving it a go.
[Via XNPlay]
