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by Nick Breckon, Oct 20, 2009 5:00pm PDTThree new old games were added to Xbox Live's Games on Demand download service today.
EA's co-op shooter Army of Two can be had for $20, while Rockstar's racer Midnight Club: LA and Sega's Sonic Unleashed are each going for $30.
The pricing of Midnight Club and Army of Two appears to be on par with current retail stickers, though Sonic Unleashed can certainly be had for less at other outlets.
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Can you imagine having to collect brains instead of rings? Or racing super zombie drivers, or co-op surviving the zombie outbreak in somalia?
Awesome.
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