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On Xbox Live Arcade today: Bionic Commando: Rearmed, Fable 2 Pub Games and Rock Band songs

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1600 Microsoft Points Card for use on Xbox LiveFrom today, at 9AM GMT (2AM PDT), you can play Capcom’s Bionic Commando: Rearmed on Xbox Live Arcade for Xbox 360. Bionic Commando: Rearmed will be available worldwide for 800 Microsoft Points (that’s US$10 / €9.60 / £6.80 / CAN$12.40 / AU$13.20).

The classic 8-bit side-scroller reports back for duty in a stunning remake in Bionic Commando: Rearmed. Complete with all-new HD graphics and features that puts 2D gaming back on the map!

Key game features include:
* Classic gameplay: Experience the classic Bionic Commando gameplay focused around the use of the bionic arm.
* Multiplayer modes: Team up or go All vs. All in multiplayer modes, including Last Man Standing, Death Match, and the intriguingly named Don’t Touch the Floor.
* Updated graphics: The game has received a total modern visual revamp, including dynamic shadows, particle effects, and environmental damage.
* Cross-game interoperability: Complete specific parts of Bionic Commando Rearmed to unlock new content and hints for the Bionic Commando sequel.
* Visual style: The in-game art was designed by one of Capcom’s most talented artists, Toshiaki Mori.

Also available today are the Fable II Pub Games on Xbox Live Arcade for Xbox 360. The Fable II Pub Games will be available worldwide for 800 Microsoft Points (that’s US$10 / €9.60 / £6.80 / CAN$12.40 / AU$13.20).

In the Fable II Pub Games and you’ll get all three great pub games that will also be in Fable II! Each game has multiple variants, plus the ability to earn and transfer gold and unique items to your character in Fable II (assuming, of course, that you also have Fable II). Either way, you’ll also get access to minigames, leaderboards, achievements, and all the fun of these backroom games of chance!


Key game features include:
* Gold transfer to Fable II: Earn gold playing the Pub Games weeks before the Fable II release, and then transfer the gold into the world of Albion for a head start.
* In-game unlockables: The Pub Games allow you to unlock game variants based on the amount your play regardless of wins or losses.
* Bust out options: You have several options when you bust out. Participate in free tournaments paying off gold for time mirroring FII jobs, or utilize the credit system based on meta game’s star rating.
* Tournaments: Win 15 unique Fable II items in in the Pub Games via tournaments. You can even unlock new Fable II concept art, a first taste of Fable II for the hardcore.

Rock Band Special Edition for Xbox 360
Like every week, there were also various downloadable Rock Band tracks released for the Xbox 360 version of the game in addition to 2007’s downloadable Rock Band content. Below’s listing shows the new tracks.

Content: “Sleepwalker”
Price: 80 Microsoft Points
Availability: All regions except Australia, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan
Dash Text: [ESRB: T (Teen) LYRICS,MILD SUGGESTIVE THEMES] Build your Rock Band library by purchasing this song game track: “Sleepwalker”–Megadeth.

Content: “Aesthetics of Hate”
Price: 80 Microsoft Points
Availability: All regions except Australia, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan
Dash Text: [ESRB: T (Teen) LYRICS,MILD SUGGESTIVE THEMES] Build your Rock Band library by purchasing this song game track: “Aesthetics of Hate”–Machine Head.

Content: “My Curse”
Price: 80 Microsoft Points
Availability: All regions except Australia, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan
Dash Text: [ESRB: T (Teen) LYRICS,MILD SUGGESTIVE THEMES] Build your Rock Band library by purchasing this song game track: “My Curse”–Killswitch Engage.

Content: “Constant Motion”
Price: 80 Microsoft Points
Availability: Not available in Asia, Australia or New Zealand
Dash Text: [ESRB: T (Teen) LYRICS,MILD SUGGESTIVE THEMES] Build your Rock Band library by purchasing this song game track: “Constant Motion”–Dream Theater.

Content: “Clouds Over California”
Price: 80 Microsoft Points
Availability: Not available in Asia, Australia or New Zealand
Dash Text: [ESRB: T (Teen) LYRICS,MILD SUGGESTIVE THEMES] Build your Rock Band library by purchasing this song game track: “Clouds Over California”–DevilDriver.

Content: “Runnin’ Wild”
Price: 80 Microsoft Points
Availability: Not available in Asia, Australia or New Zealand
Dash Text: [ESRB: T (Teen) LYRICS,MILD SUGGESTIVE THEMES] Build your Rock Band library by purchasing this song game track: “Runnin’ Wild”–Airbourne.

Content: Roadrunner Records Pack 01
Price: 480 Microsoft Points
Availability: Not available in Asia, Australia or New Zealand
Size: 224.53 MB
Dash Text: [ESRB: T (Teen) LYRICS,MILD SUGGESTIVE THEMES] Build your Rock Band library by purchasing this song game track pack: Roadrunner Records Pack 01. This pack includes “Runnin’ Wild” by Airbourne, “Clouds Over California” by DevilDriver, “Constant Motion” by Dream Theater, “My Curse” by Killswitch Engage, “Aesthetics of Hate” by Machine Head and “Sleepwalker” by Megadeth.

* PLEASE NOTE: Many Rock Band song game tracks are available as both a multipack and as a single game track. These song game tracks are exactly the same (unless expressly noted as a special version or remix). Be aware that it is possible to download the same song game track twice so please carefully consider your purchases. For music credits, visit www.RockBand.com.

New Bionic Commando trailer from E3 2008

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One of Capcom’s all-time great franchises returns in 2009 with this re-envisioned modern version of Bionic Commando for download on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.

Spider-Man would be jealous of the moves in this new Bionic Commando trailer from E3 2008.

Published on July 21st, 2008 under , , , , , , , , , , ,

Speed bumps push back Bionic Commando:Rearmed

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It seems that gamers will have to wait a bit more to get their hands on the Bionic Commando remake. The developers of BC:RA have updated the communicator website with some news of a snafu.

“I regret to inform you that we have received confirmation that the game won’t be making its scheduled May release.

“This is always the hardest part of any battle, sir. All we can tell you is that the game is done and is more awesome than pure liquid awesome sir! Our troops right now are in the trenches, battling with bugs and submission procedures. Fatigue is starting to set in but they won’t give up until that game is on the shelves!”

Be prepared in June for some Bionic Commando action…. Hopefully.

[Via Joystiq]

-Michael “Thrills Killa” Pacheco-

Published on May 27th, 2008 under , ,

Bionic Commando remake coming to Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network and PC

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Bionic Commando for NESThe latest issue of Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu has revealed that Capcom will release (in Japan this spring) a remake of the NES platformer Bionic Commando as a download on the Xbox 360’s Xbox Live Arcade, the PS3’s PlayStation Network and the PC.

The game will include a two-player mode and new graphics. The original Japanese version of 1988’s Bionic Commando for the NES was called Top Secret: Hitler’s Revival and had you fighting futuristic Nazis, with the final boss being Adolf Hitler. In America the game was renamed Bionic Commando: Master D Revival Plan and all references to Nazism were removed and the final boss’ name was changed to “Master-D,” even if he still resembled the evil one. — Via Teamxbox

Watch a video of the original Bionic Commando:

A new Bionic Commando game is set to make a return in 3D later this year on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. Strangely both the remake and the new game are absent from Wii (Virtual Console) release lists.

Published on January 17th, 2008 under , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Nine new Games for Windows titles announced at CES 2008

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Train Simulator will return to PCMicrosoft today announced at CES 2008 the addition of new titles to the Games for Windows portfolio and strong first-year results for the Games for Windows initiative. The addition of nine new Games for Windows-branded titles, brings the growing Games for Windows portfolio to more than 60 titles.

The nine new Games for Windows-branded titles announced at CES include the following:
* “Alone in the Darkâ€? (Atari)
* “Bionic Commandoâ€? (Capcom)
* “Conflict: Denied Opsâ€? (Eidos Interactive)
* “Empire: Total Warâ€? (SEGA)
* “LEGO Indiana Jonesâ€? (LucasArts)
* “Microsoft Train Simulator 2″ (Microsoft Game Studios)
* “Sins of a Solar Empireâ€? (Stardock)
* “Space Siegeâ€? (SEGA)
* “Tomb Raider: Underworldâ€? (Eidos Interactive)

Pre-order Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures for PCOther Games for Windows-branded titles expected to release in 2008 include “Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventuresâ€? (Funcom, Eidos Interactive), “Borderlandsâ€? (2K Games), “The Clubâ€? (SEGA), “Fallout 3″ (Bethesda Softworks) and “Frontlines: Fuel of Warâ€? (THQ).

At CES 2008 these six upcoming Games for Windows titles will be playable: “Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventuresâ€? (Funcom, Eidos Interactive), “Conflict: Denied Opsâ€? (Eidos Interactive), “Frontlines: Fuel of Warâ€? (THQ), “Space Siegeâ€? (SEGA), “Turning Point: Fall of Libertyâ€? (Codemasters) and “Jigsaw Too Photo Editionâ€? (Carbonated Games), a game for Windows Live Messenger.

In a year when gaming was one of the most popular choices of entertainment, Microsoft claims the Games for Windows initiative drove the PC gaming industry forward. Games for Windows has brought Windows-based gaming to the forefront of retail stores, raising consumer awareness of Games for Windows titles and positioning the category for successful sales. In November 2007 alone, the Games for Windows portfolio accounted for 20% of all PC game sales at retail stores in the United States, according to the NPD Group/Retail Tracking Service. However, without a sales number comparison to the years before, it’s not clear if any growth or decline took place in 2007.

According to the Casual Games Association, the casual games industry generated $2.25 billion in revenue in 2007 worldwide, with a projected increase of 20% in 2008. Microsoft is a leader in the casual games space through gaming platforms including MSN Games and Windows Live Messenger Games. Today, MSN Games is enjoyed by 14 million people each month and offers them more than 600 games to play including “The Office,â€? “Luxor 3″ and “Diner Dash: Hometown Hero.â€? Windows Live Messenger Games reaches 16 million people per month around the world and has 26 games to choose from, including the new exclusive title “Jigsaw Too Photo Edition.â€? “Jigsaw Too Photo Editionâ€? is available now and lets players personalize the game by inserting their own photos. Players can also cooperate with each other via Windows Live Messenger to solve their personalized jigsaw puzzles.

Bionic Commando’s Debut Trailer!

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In a move that’s certain to have Capcom at the top of nostalgic fans lists is the new “Bionic Commando” Trailer!. If this video is any kind of representation of the actual game we’ll eventually get, then I think I’ll have to quote GTR’s Godfree when I say that it looks “Really, really good”.

-William “thewilleffect” Bell-

Published on October 17th, 2007 under , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

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