Xbox 360 'Games on Demand' Titles Announced
by Chris Faylor, Aug 05, 2009 10:39am PDTWith Microsoft set to begin selling downloads of retail Xbox 360 games via Xbox Live's "Games on Demand" storefront, the platform maker has issued a list of the titles that will be available when the functionality launches on August 11.
Prices were not provided, though Microsoft has suggested that they will be in line with retail. Unlike other areas of the Xbox Live Marketplace, the price of a full Xbox 360 game download will be displayed in local currency, not Microsoft Points, with buyers able to either charge the exact cost of a game to a credit card or use Microsoft Points.
U.S. "Games on Demand" Launch Titles (24):
- Assassin's Creed (Ubisoft)
- BioShock (2K Games)
- Burnout Paradise (EA)
- Call of Duty 2 (Activision)
- Dance Dance Revolution Universe (Konami)
- Fight Night Round 3 (EA)
- Kameo: Elements of Power (Microsoft Game Studios)
- Karaoke Revolution American Idol Encore (Konami)
- LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga (LucasArts)
- Mass Effect (Microsoft Game Studios)
- Meet The Robinsons (Disney)
- MX vs. ATV Untamed (THQ)
- Need for Speed Carbon (EA)
- Need for Speed: Most Wanted (EA)
- Perfect Dark Zero (Microsoft Game Studios)
- Prey (2K Games)
- Rainbow Six Vegas (Ubisoft)
- ridge racer 6 (Namco)
- Rockstar Games Presents Table Tennis (Rockstar Games)
- SONIC THE HEDGEHOG (SEGA)
- TEST DRIVE: UNLIMITED (Atari)
- The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (2K Games/Bethesda Softworks)
- Viva Pinata (Microsoft Game Studios)
- Viva Pinata 2: Trouble in Paradise (Microsoft Game Studios)
European "Games on Demand" Launch Titles (21):
- Assassin's Creed (Ubisoft)
- Burnout Paradise (EA)
- Call of Duty 2 (Activision)
- Fight Night Round 3 (EA)
- Kameo: Elements of Power (Microsoft Game Studios)
- LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga (LucasArts)
- Mass Effect (Microsoft Game Studios)
- Meet The Robinsons (Disney)
- MX vs. ATV Untamed (THQ)
- Need for Speed Carbon (EA)
- Need for Speed: Most Wanted (EA)
- Perfect Dark Zero (Microsoft Game Studios)
- Prey (2K Games)
- Rockstar Games Presents Table Tennis (Rockstar Games)
- Sega Rally (Sega)
- TEST DRIVE: UNLIMITED (Atari)
- The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
- Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas
- Tomb Raider Legend (Eidos)
- Viva Pinata (Microsoft Game Studios)
- Viva Pinata 2: Trouble in Paradise (Microsoft Game Studios)
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I looked online and the MSRP for this same title appears to be $19.99.
I looked up a few titles and found that you can expect these to range in price from $13.99 (Kameo; Perfect Dark Zero) - $19.99 (Mass Effect) - $29.99 (Assassin's Creed; BioShock).
There could be titles as low as $9.99 (Viva Pinatas?)
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For instance, can I purchase Rainbow Six Vegas, then move my profile to a 2nd 360 and download it again, and then set up system link multiplayer between the 2 xbox's?
That would be the equivalent of owning 2 copies of the game disc and I would love it.
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You have to say the Xbox Live info structure is pretty slick by the end of the year you will have practically everything you could think of. Well done MS.
All MS has to do now is announce that the next Xbox 360 will be an exact duplicate of the 360 but with all the components in a smaller fab 32nm, CPU with 12x2 cores instead of 3x2, 4 gig of system memory instead of 512, a newer version of the GPU with dedicated ram say 2 gig (or keep it shared), updated sound card with 7.1 HD sound (not necessary), USB 3 and basically keep everything else. Complete compatibility with just a new hardware refresh (not a cheap ass refresh like the Wii).
Devs would just get new features of the GPU and more cores and mem but other than that they would be totaly at home.
You simply could not go wrong. I wonder if in my life time if any company will ever attempt to do this and just crank up the specs of the existing ones (the Wii does not count)
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2.) Same price as retail = fail. Vote with your dollars, people.
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