Brand-spanking-new DownLoadable Content is available now for The Behemoth's Xbox Live hit, Castle Crashers.
Dubbed The King Pack, you can have it for 160 Microsoft Points. You can see the details below.
The Behemoth didn't seem too thrilled about the pricing, stating on its blog, "All pricing for this and future downloadable content is entirely decided on by Microsoft. All we can do is throw in our input (free!!!!!) but at the end of the day it’s their decision."
Castle Crashers, if you missed it, was the most popular Xbox Live Arcade title of 2008.
Anyway, here are the DLCious details from The Behemoth:
Dubbed The King Pack, you can have it for 160 Microsoft Points. You can see the details below.
The Behemoth didn't seem too thrilled about the pricing, stating on its blog, "All pricing for this and future downloadable content is entirely decided on by Microsoft. All we can do is throw in our input (free!!!!!) but at the end of the day it’s their decision."
Castle Crashers, if you missed it, was the most popular Xbox Live Arcade title of 2008.
Anyway, here are the DLCious details from The Behemoth:
New Characters!
Open Faced Gray Knight
King
New Weapons!
NG Lollipop
NG Gold Sword
King’s Mace (equipped with the King)
New Animal Orbs!
Pelter (Seal)
New Magic
King’s Healing
Gold Knife
Healing Magic
Kingley Jump
King’s Healing is an awesome new spell that lets you heal other players and yourself. If you have ever decided to pick the healer class in any RPG with the intention of healing the party, this spell is for you.
Open Faced Gray Knight
King
New Weapons!
NG Lollipop
NG Gold Sword
King’s Mace (equipped with the King)
New Animal Orbs!
Pelter (Seal)
New Magic
King’s Healing
Gold Knife
Healing Magic
Kingley Jump
King’s Healing is an awesome new spell that lets you heal other players and yourself. If you have ever decided to pick the healer class in any RPG with the intention of healing the party, this spell is for you.
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Comments
Daz 14 Jan 2009 13:58
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All pricing for this and future downloadable content is entirely decided on by Microsoft
well, that explains the daylight robbery price of £10.20 per Xbox original game
