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Between the trailer, these screenshots and the advertisements on every E3 badge holder, I’m terribly sorry I missed our E3 2010 appointment with Atlus and didn’t see Rock of Ages, but I had to fly home. There was cake waiting.
Ready the Microsoft Points, Xbox 360 owner, for this week’s Xbox Live Arcade update promises to be a big one, with first-person brawler Zeno Clash and top-down, shoot ‘em up Raystorm HD arriving this Wednesday.
Perhaps you noticed that today Zeno Clash: Ultimate Edition was supposed to release on Xbox Live Arcade. Perhaps you noticed that it did not. “It’s been pushed back a tad,” says the developer.
ACE Team’s first-person melee combat game Zeno Clash is getting the retail box treatment courtesy of Tripwire Interactive, a publisher that truly understands the plight of the independent developer.
Quirky first-person brawler Zeno Clash will be getting some new DLC this weekend, in the form of a three-level challenge called “The Pit”. But that’s not all. It’s also getting a price-cut.
ACE Team’s well-received first-person brawler Zeno Clash has only just been released, and still, a sequel has already been announced. We know it’ll be Zeno Clashier than the first game, but just how, exactly?
