Plants vs. Zombies XBLA Coming Soon! 0
If you haven’t played the game, you will probably find it difficult to believe that this seemingly inconsequential flash game has reached this far. If, however, you have tried playing Plants vs. Zombies, then you are totally stoked about the recent announcements about the XBLA version!
Of course, rumors had been flying around prior to the official announcement, but we are now certain that we’re getting the XBLA version come September of this year. In the publisher’s announcement, it was mentioned that the game will cost 1,200 MS points, or $15. The new version will have two additional multiplayer modes. These two multiplayer modes are coop play or versus play. Can you just imagine how much fun you can have with these two modes? On top of this, there will be 12 achievements and 21 minigames (fun, fun, fun).
Of course, more interaction will be included with the XBLA version of Plants vs. Zombies. Friends can track each other’s progress on Xbox Live via houses which are customizable. In order to see what a friend is up to, you simply have to visit his house.
Plants vs. Zombies used to be an obscure game which not many people knew of. Today, it has spawned so many materials, including videos on YouTube. If this development isn’t enough to convince you of the game’s worth, then I don’t know what will. In any case, I strongly suggest you give it a try if you haven’t already. Get ready for the XBLA version – you have roughly a month to do so.











Microsoft has officially announced another addition to the XBLA experience that will surely hook fans.
NinjaBee, an independent video game developer, is kicking off 2010 with a new game that it is developing for the Xbox Live Arcade. And to mark this event, the developer is going to allot each Tuesday in the month of January to show off new art from the game in development. The artworks can be seen on the company’s blog at
I’ve been playing the hell out of Call of Duty: World at War 2 for the last couple of weeks. The multiplayer campaign is still as challenging as ever (good thing I can hold my ground against some of the better players in the deathmatches). And for those of you who I know bought the game primarily for the multiplayer component, do try to play the single player campaign. It’s an overlooked part of the game that should be played because it is a really cool and immersive campaign, albeit very short.