Here is the current schedule for upcoming content coming soon to the Xbox LIVE Marketplace.
The Xbox Live Marketplace has added SEGA's action horror title Condemned: Criminal Origins, now available for download via Games on Demand.
Rumors have it that Monolith Productions is hard at work on a follow up to last years popular F.E.A.R. 2. That's not the only project on their list though - recent job listings hint that the Washington-based developer is also working on a new Condemned game as well.
MCV: High Street stores caught flogging adult titles to youngster by Which? magazine
Xbox360Fanboy took the time to go through all the Black Friday ads and list all the Xbox 360 deals.
Perfect Dark Zero, Kameo, Condemned and King Kong all head to new price point of £24.99.
Anyone who's played another of Monolith's creations, Condemned: Criminal Origins for the PC or Xbox 360, knows what it's like to be scared. Both games use similar techniques to frighten players. A few examples include skulking shadowy figures in the distance that disintegrate as you approach, lights flicker and give partial views of unnatural scenes, and there are many instances of shock surprise moments. The storylines have similar elements as well, involving murderous psychic influences that drive your enemies to assault you and others.
With the launch of the Xbox 360 came the new game pricing point of $59.99 being pushed by most publishers (outside of Microsoft Games)... Well, it is now time to rejoice fellow penny pinchers, as it is now being reported that two more games are joining the $39.99 party! Condemned and Riiidge Racer!
ST The King's reign at the top of the Gamerscore chart seems to have ended, not only has RANCE 6 overtaken his score, but we also see that a glitched version of Condemned has managed to miraculously tally up a Gamerscore of 4,920,345 for Dondums. Yes, that's over 4 million points and he has obviously glitched his way to the top.
GamesRadar is the premiere source for everything that matters in the world of video games. Casual or core, console or handheld - whatever systems you own or whatever genres you love, GamesRadar is there to filter out what's worth your time and to help you get even more from your games. We deliver the best advice, the most in-depth features, expert reviews, and the essential guides for all the top games.
