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We here at Kotaku loved the first Toy Soldiers, a downloadable Xbox 360 tower defence game set during World War I. The new one, Toy Soldiers: Cold War, is debuting at PAX East in Boston, where I saw it on Saturday. It looks like a fantastic upgrade.
The warfare of Xbox Live Arcade hit Toy Soldiers advances ever closer to the modern era with Toy Soldiers: Cold War, a battle between action figures from the 1980′s. Leaving the grim battles of World War I behind, Cold War pits Rambo toys and canon fodder with a kung-fu grip against a Red Menace.
Christmas is a time for looking back at the year passed, processing what’s been most important for you over the past 12 months. For me, and video games, one such thing was – surprisingly – Xbox Live Arcade game Toy Soldiers.
There are people who can’t play Call of Duty. Maybe, according to a flight of fancy proposed last week at the Game Developers Conference, those people could at least help us CoD players out.
Being a kid is great. Your toys aren’t just toys, they’re real. And your bedroom or table top can serve as the terrain for your imagination. Does Xbox Live Arcade game Toy Soldiers capture the feeling of playing with toy soldiers?
You play a game on Facebook. I’ll play one on Xbox 360. Our winnings will contribute to the same side of a virtual re-enactment of World War I. Behold, the first Facebook-360 gaming link, launching this week. More are coming.
Microsoft gets its Xbox Live Block Party started right, scheduling the weekly releases of Toy Soldiers, Scrap Metal, Perfect Dark and Game Room, with a chance for players to score Microsoft points and a month of Xbox Live Gold.
