Microsoft opens Japanese Xbox Arcade site
Posted by malebolgia on 17 April 2004 - 00:31 · 7 comments & 1312 views
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#1 Posted by I'm Feeling Lucky™ on 17 Apr 2004 - 02:05
- no love for the countries actually buying xbox?
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#2 Posted by Dice on 17 Apr 2004 - 02:07
- thats really lame man.....i just posted that before he posted it. I hope the poster didn;t just take my post and make it his. Because I had the same source and almost same words....:
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#3 Posted by stezo2k on 17 Apr 2004 - 07:54
- sounds good
hope they bring the games towards the east too 
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#4 Posted by LordHatrus on 17 Apr 2004 - 14:11
QUOTE Solitaire game that features cards with the game's character art.
See, only MICROSOFT, would feel that a solitare game is the only thing you would need to run on their products...
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#5 Posted by ThunderRiver on 18 Apr 2004 - 01:12
- what's with all the arcade trend? people aren't looking forward to 3D anymore? they just have to go back to the 2D old school graphics..
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#6 Posted by dougkinzinger on 18 Apr 2004 - 05:11
- Solitaire? Sheesh, what's next, MS Hearts?
Today, Microsoft opened a Japanese-language Web site called Xbox Arcade, which is dedicated to promoting the upcoming arcade ports that will be released on the Xbox console. Xbox Arcade currently hosts promotions for AlfaSystem's arcade shooter Castle of Shikigami II, which includes comments from the company's PR division, downloadable wallpapers, and a Macromedia Flash Solitaire game that features cards with the game's character art. Sections for Guilty Gear XX #Reload and Metal Slug 3 are also scheduled to open in the near future. The site also has a virtual playground called X-Arena, which can be accessed from the main menu. The X-Arena isn't fully operational yet, but there seems to be a menu to load saved data, so it's likely to have some playability in the future.
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