The XBLA version remains at its full price, but, like, full price is five dollars. As we approach a 1200 MS Point ($15) standard for games, five bucks is not bad for a bit of wordplay.
The XBLA version remains at its full price, but, like, full price is five dollars. As we approach a 1200 MS Point ($15) standard for games, five bucks is not bad for a bit of wordplay.
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Posted: Jan 28th 2012 9:58PM tylerh1701 said
I actually think publishers are starting to back away from the 1200 pricepoint, unless the game contains good, longterm multiplayer (like NBA Jam or NFL Blitz)
See: Scarygirl releasing at 1200 and dropping to 800 one week later.
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See: Scarygirl releasing at 1200 and dropping to 800 one week later.
Posted: Jan 29th 2012 1:06AM Crayola Q Pants ESQ said
Only just noticed from the screens now, but the characters on the iOS version look so much better than the stand-in 360 avatars they've put in their place. Not much you can do about it I suppose, but just figured I'd vent
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Posted: Jan 29th 2012 3:40PM (Unverified) said
Seriously? You're only going to play "PANG" with those tiles?
Try PLANTING yourself in front of a few more books.
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Try PLANTING yourself in front of a few more books.
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