While Microsoft neglected to mention that Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao would be arriving on Xbox Live Arcade this week alongside NBA 2K10: Draft Combine and Watchmen Pt. 2, publisher Namco has affirmed that Blitz Games' downloadable beat 'em up will indeed be available from the Xbox Live Marketplace tomorrow, August 26.

Expected to sell for 1200 Microsoft Points ($15), the side-scrolling brawler supports both digital stereoscopic and anaglyphic 3D visuals, meaning that it can be played with 3D effects on one of those fancy "3D Ready TVs" or with the help of red and blue glasses.

As previously announced, Invincible Tiger's PlayStation 3 release will also occur this week, with the download due as part of this Thursday's PlayStation Store update.

Publisher Namco Bandai has provided a few new screenshots from Blitz Games' downloadable beat 'em up Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao.

Namco says this is the "first console video game to include true digital stereoscopic 3D technology," but if you don't have one of those fancy "3D Ready TVs," don't fret--it also sports anaglyphic 3D visuals, which only require those old red and blue glasses.

Packing several multiplayer modes, including story mode co-op, Invincible Tiger hits Xbox Live Arcade on August 26 and PlayStation Network on August 27. Namco did not name a price in the media blast, though Eurogamer puts it at 1200 MS Points ($15).

Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network are set to receive the over-the-top brawler Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao, Namco Bandai Games revealed today.

Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao is said to feature "highly stylized hand-to-hand action", with new combat abilities unlocking as you progress through the game's story mode. Co-op play is supported, while the game's Endurance Mode has you taking on an endless stream of enemies under certain time limits. Development of Invincible Tiger is taking place at Blitz Arcade, which was responsible for the trio of Xbox Live Arcade Burger King games and more recently PowerUp Forever.

Pricing was not announced, nor was a release date.