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This weeks game is apparently Aegis Wing and will set you back a cool 0 Points.

Microsoft today revealed via a hastily removed press release on it?s Gamerscore blog that Aegis Wing will be making it?s way to XBLA this wednesday for a cool 0 Microsoft Points (for a limited time anyway).

Aegis Wing is one of those old school side scrolling shmups that all you hardcore gamers love because they are just SO GOD DAMN HARD and stuff.

So remember, Aegis Wing, XBLA, This Wednesday. FOR FREE.

Source: Computers N Stuff

This weeks game is apparently Aegis Wing and will set you back a cool 0 Points.

Source: Computers N Stuff

Oh AssissiN you SO nearly rock! But alas:

You can download "Aegis Wing" beginning Wednesday, May 16, at 2 a.m. PDT on Xbox LIVE Arcade. "Aegis Wing" will be available for download in North America only. "Aegis Wing" is rated E for Everyone, with Mild Fantasy Violence.

:no:

Source: Computers N Stuff

Aegis Wing is out and I can confirm that it can be downloaded here in the UK if you use a US account. It's almost like they did it deliberately seeing as how they can restrict these things properly now.

Whatever the reason, it's well worth the effort. I just played through the game on normal mode with 3 other people in co-op and it's a lot of fun. Single player is basically 4x as hard though because you don't have the backup.

you're right, it is sad. makes one wonder what the stuff we're playing now will look like to the grandkids!

also, i'd like to say Aero Wing is a pretty awesome and addictive! i'd like to thank MS for putting it out there for us, it's mighty kind of them and the sort of trust-building, community-constructing gesture we hopefully will be seeing more of in the future. it came just in time as my frustration with some of their corporate mentality lately was building up.

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