PSA: Army of Two, Midnight Club, Sonic Unleashed now on demand

by Richard Mitchell { Oct 20th 2009 at 4:45PM }

Major Nelson has shared with the internet the following facts: Army of Two, Midnight Club: LA and Sonic Unleashed are now available on Xbox Live Games on Demand. Army of Two and Midnight Club are available everywhere except Japan and North Korea, while the madness that is Sonic Unleashed is available worldwide. In North America, Army of Two is $19.99 and Midnight Club is $29.99. Sonic Unleashed will cost you $29.99 and the immediate forfeit of your immortal soul. Prices in other regions will vary (except for the soul part; we're pretty sure that's constant).

Tags: army-of-two, games-on-demand, midnight-club, midnight-club-la, sonic, sonic-unleashed, xbox-live

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Jarlino @ Oct 20th 2009 5:04PM

What exactly qualifies "demand" in "games on demand", since I'm pretty sure NOBODY ever asked for the Sonic Game....

CynicalStrike @ Oct 20th 2009 5:35PM

They're all priced at £19.99 in the UK, so we're paying way over the odds for Army of Two compared to the US. The whole range is massively overpriced in my opinion, practically every game you can pick up preowned (or new in some cases) for less than a tenner, and I bought Midnight Club LA last November (weeks after release), NEW, for £17.50. Price parity my arse.

Premature ejaculation man @ Oct 21st 2009 6:42PM

At least your not asked to pay $100 for Mass Effect. An '07 game.
(So you know, games here generally cost $80 new from retail stores)

Cube @ Oct 20th 2009 6:08PM

But Sonic Unleashed is slightly better than Army of Two and Midnight Club, and miles better than both if you ignore the Warehog parts...

Haohmaru (PSN - DimmuBurgerKing XBL - A Real Puppet ) @ Oct 20th 2009 10:15PM

Truth. Unleashed managed to do some things right and was generally a step in the right direction for a (once) beloved mascot. Army of Two, on the other hand, was just bad.

Eric H. @ Oct 20th 2009 9:56PM

Dead by dawn! Dead by dawn!

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