Windows Phone getting four fresh Xbox Live gaming titles, optimized for Mango# PDA - 掌中宝
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It looks like our friends over at Microsoft have outed a quartet of new Xbox
Live games that will be delivered to the Windows Phone Marketplace in the
not-too-distant future. Being billed as "optimized for the newest Windows
Phone 7.5," the aforementioned -- and somewhat familiar -- titles include:
Age of Zombies by Halfbrick, Bullet Asylum by UberGeekGames, geoDefense
Swarm by Critical Thought, and Tamagotchi by Namco.
Why are these touchscreen-tickling titles familiar, you ask? Three of the
four have been proving their mettle on other mobile platforms. GeoDefense
Swarm and Tamagotchi are currently available in the iOS App Store; Age of
Zombies is available in both the Android Market and iOS App Store; and
Bullet Asylum has been in the works for some time -- we were treated to a
video preview last summer, which you'll find below. No word yet on release
dates, but the foursome's mere presence on Microsoft's site makes us think
that we won't have to wait all that long before initiating the download
sequence.
It looks like our friends over at Microsoft have outed a quartet of new Xbox
Live games that will be delivered to the Windows Phone Marketplace in the
not-too-distant future. Being billed as "optimized for the newest Windows
Phone 7.5," the aforementioned -- and somewhat familiar -- titles include:
Age of Zombies by Halfbrick, Bullet Asylum by UberGeekGames, geoDefense
Swarm by Critical Thought, and Tamagotchi by Namco.
Why are these touchscreen-tickling titles familiar, you ask? Three of the
four have been proving their mettle on other mobile platforms. GeoDefense
Swarm and Tamagotchi are currently available in the iOS App Store; Age of
Zombies is available in both the Android Market and iOS App Store; and
Bullet Asylum has been in the works for some time -- we were treated to a
video preview last summer, which you'll find below. No word yet on release
dates, but the foursome's mere presence on Microsoft's site makes us think
that we won't have to wait all that long before initiating the download
sequence.
