Inspired by the Isabelle's in Tucson who are hold The New Xbox Experience Launch House Party, we decided to do the same thing... except we are now in Atlanta where we do not have a house NOR do we have gaming friends in this area. So, calling upon the powers of the internet, we located 2 console gaming centers to hold our events. Friday, November 21st, we will be at Waba Games in Duluth, GA from 7-9 PM and Saturday, November 22nd, we will be at the Computer Arena in Roswell, GA from 3-5 PM. Attendees can:
* Meet the Developers *
* Play the full version of Weapon of Choice will be FREE *
* Check out other brand new 360 Community Games *
* Learn more about XNA and how to make games for Xbox Community Games *
* Take home free giveaways! *
* Play the full version of Weapon of Choice will be FREE *
* Check out other brand new 360 Community Games *
* Learn more about XNA and how to make games for Xbox Community Games *
* Take home free giveaways! *
There are admission fees into the console gaming centers. Admission is reduced by $5 at Waba during the event. These will be exciting and fun nights. Tell your Atlanta gaming friends to come join us.
Also, we have a new trailer. So, pinch your uvula and cross your toes.
5 comments:
Nice! The Death Brushing looks so cool. I liked the uh...thing that scratched its umm...sack at the end.
See you at the party!--j/k...as much as I want to go, I don't think the kids are up for the 2000mi drive :)
Congrats to both of you mate, huge achievement!
Congrats mighty Nathan. Game looks really fun! We are looking forward to playing it. woot!
The new trailer looks really nice.
The new Xbox dashboard launched successfully today, along with the XNA Community Games panel. First I demoed and bought was Weapon of Choice.
First of all, digging the game. It's like Contra on a bad acid trip. Burnt through the game pretty easy on Normal, now I'm working through on Hard to try and get that fourth and final ending.
One thing, though - any chance of a patch that adds proper 16:9 widescreen support? It's pretty much the standard for 360 games, and it looks really weirdly (and not in a good way) stretched out on my TV. 4:3 does not scale well.
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