X3F TV -- XBLA in Brief: Encleverment Experiment, NBA Unrivaled, 0D Beat Drop

by Richard Mitchell { Nov 11th 2009 at 4:45PM }

There are three games up for grabs on XBLA this week, and all of them offer something different. Encleverment Experiment (800

, $10) seeks to test your brain power as well as the brain power of your friends (or random strangers on Xbox Live). Meanwhile NBA Unrivaled (1200

, $15) brings arcade basketball with massive dunks (and odd character animations). Finally, 0D Beat Drop (800

, $10) ... drops some rhythm-infused puzzle action onto XBLA. Watch the latest XBLA in Brief and see if any of them are up your alley.

Download the trial version of Encleverment Experiment
Download the trial version of NBA Unrivaled
Download the trial version of 0D Beat Drop

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Tags: acronym, blitz, blitz-arcade, cyclone-zero, tecmo, x3f-tv, xbla, xbla-in-brief

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Liquid man @ Nov 11th 2009 7:37PM

I might get 0D Beat Drop later this week
Thanks Rich!

Mazrael @ Nov 12th 2009 7:51AM

0D Beat drop works with my music?? I think I just found the extreme mode.. Deicide, Cannibal Corpse & Nile just to name a couple.. athough I prefer European bands

PeacefulOutrage @ Nov 12th 2009 8:31AM

Is there the option to go avatarless?

PeacefulOutrage @ Nov 12th 2009 8:32AM

In 0-D Beat drop?

Bluemanrule @ Nov 12th 2009 11:17AM

Great Brief. I know the time required to capture all that video is extensive so thanks for your efforts. I think Encleverment is okay but I really like Beat Drop. I may pick that up during gaming's off-season. Off-season meaning sometime in 2010.

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