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Rush 'n Attack and Xevious on XBLA this Wednesday |
Listed in: Xbox 360 Tags: Galaga, Gamerscore, Konami, Microsoft, NES, Xbox Live Arcade
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Anyway, Rush 'n Attack was created by Konami back in 1985 and first appeared as an arcade game. However, the most known version was the one on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). Some of the game's features on XBLA include:- Four stages to free the prisoners of war
- Two players can play together locally or over Xbox LIVE in either Versus or Co-op mode
- Local multiplayer features split screen action with results captured on Leaderboards
- Players can chose to play with either the authentic, original graphics or with enhanced graphics which features fully rendered 3-D models
- All music and sound effects have been digitally enhanced
- Earn up to 12 Achievements and 200 Gamerscore points
Namco's Xevious, on the other hand, first appeared in 1982 on arcade systems and runs on Namco Galaga hardware. It is basically a vertical scrolling shooter that involves combat aircraft Solvalou. The new reiteration will have the following features:- Play the 100% arcade accurate reproduction of Xevious for the first time anywhere
- Test your memory: uncover hidden bonuses that are scattered throughout the levels just like in the arcade version, where shots to the ground uncover power-ups like Sol towers and 1UPs
- Compare your high score against other Xevious players from around the world on the Leaderboards
- Earn up to 12 Achievements and 200 Gamerscore points
Via 1UP
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i HATE playing street fighter 2 HF on the 360 with that crappy d-pad. and since itm is calles xbl ARCADE why arent there any accessoires?
there is one arcade stick which is just plain sh1t. so we need an official product which uses the d-pad as a stick, not the analog stick.
waddaya say?
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