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Braid Priced at $15 Despite Microsoft Denial
by Chris Faylor, Aug 04, 2008 9:16am PDTThough publisher Microsoft had previously denied a $15 price for Braid, the company confirmed today that Jonathan Blow and Number None's time-shifting puzzler will indeed cost 1200 Microsoft Points ($15) when it is released as a downloadable Xbox 360 title through the Xbox Live Marketplace this Wednesday.
In last week's statement, Microsoft also denied that The Behemoth's downloadable four-player beat'em up Castle Crashers would sell for 1800 Microsoft Points ($22.50) when it arrives on August 27.
Since then, The Behemoth has issued its own response, claiming that the companies "are still working together to figure out a reasonable price point. (not 1800 points)" but that "ultimately, pricing is at the discretion of the distributor (Microsoft)."
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/end random rant, but i have a point
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It's pretty, but the gameplay looks simplistic, aside from the time distortion angle.
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Microsoft is awesome at this.
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