What makes Toy Soldiers a bit more common, however, is its “tower defence” brand of gameplay, pitting toys against toys in base defending action in single-player and two-player online versus modes. Swinging back to uncommon territory is the ability to control individual units, including snipers, mounted gunners and biplanes.
The Signal Studios-developed Xbox Live Arcade game is 1200 Microsoft Points worth of fun.
If you’d prefer to spend less on far more trifling Xbox 360 content, Gears of War Avatar dress-up outfits are cheaper this week, giving you COG armour and helmets for 80 Microsoft Points less than you’d usually spend.
Adam Morgan
Tuesday, March 2, 2010 at 3:20 PMDoes that mean if we’ve already bought it, we get 80 points back?
Neil Williams
Tuesday, March 2, 2010 at 11:28 PMNope. The point of the Xbox Live Deal of the Week ™ is that customers who purchase that item during that week get it at a reduced cost. You don’t go into a supermarket and expect them to honour a sale price on milk because you bought your milk before the sale started. Xbox Live purchases are no different.
Adam Morgan
Thursday, March 4, 2010 at 12:25 PMYeah I realised after signing on that its a deal of the week, not a definite lower price. My mistake >_<