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360 Games on Demand launch list

By James Orry - 05/08/2009 - 1:53pm GMT

21 titles available from August 11.

Microsoft has announced the launch line-up of titles that will be available from the Games on Demand store when the summer Xbox 360 update is rolled-out on August 11.

The Games on Demand store will launch with 21 titles which can be purchased and downloaded directly to your Xbox 360. These include Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed, EA's Burnout Paradise and Microsoft's Viva Piñata 2: Trouble in Paradise.

Launch line-up:

Assassin's Creed (Ubisoft)
Burnout Paradise (EA)
Call of Duty 2 (Activision)
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
Fight Night Round 3 (EA)
Kameo: Elements of Power (Microsoft Game Studios)
LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga (LucasArts)
Mass Effect (Microsoft Game Studios)
Meet The Robinsons (Disney)
MX vs. ATV Untamed (THQ)
Need for Speed Carbon (EA)
Need for Speed: Most Wanted (EA)
Perfect Dark Zero (Microsoft Game Studios)
Prey (2K Games)
Rockstar Games Presents Table Tennis (Rockstar Games)
Sega Rally (Sega)
TEST DRIVE: UNLIMITED (Atari)
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Vegas
Tomb Raider Legend (Eidos)
Viva Piñata (Microsoft Game Studios)
Viva Piñata 2: Trouble in Paradise (Microsoft Game Studios)

Pricing details have not been revealed, but Microsoft has confirmed that Xbox LIVE users will be able to make purchases using a credit card.

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Posted at 13:56 on 05 August 2009
Karlius	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post Maybe not a list i'd start off with. Report Reply

Posted at 13:58 on 05 August 2009
El-Dev	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post Will new games be added to this when they are released? Report Reply

Posted at 14:00 on 05 August 2009
renegade	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post i like this idea. Thumbs up MS Report Reply

Posted at 14:01 on 05 August 2009
Karlius	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post I think at first its going to be classic games but they do plan on releasing new releases but have stated that they may be delayed in comparrison to media release dates. Report Reply

Posted at 14:02 on 05 August 2009
Mr_Ninjutsu	4 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post what no killzone 2? Report Reply

Posted at 14:15 on 05 August 2009
dav2612	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post No space on my 20gig HDD for full games but it will be interesting to see the pricing. Report Reply

Posted at 14:17 on 05 August 2009
Mr_Ninjutsu	2 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post 20gb HDD. Eugh. Report Reply

Posted at 14:25 on 05 August 2009
Wido	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post That isn't a bad list at all. Some really great games on there. If you haven't already got them I would recommend the following: Kameo Oblivion Mass Effect Assassins Creed Burnout Paradise COD2 FNR3 Prey Sega Rally Rainbow Six: Vegas. Still have them for my 360. I usually play Oblivion the most at the moment for my 360 and some odd moments with Kameo. Report Reply

Posted at 14:32 on 05 August 2009
Karlius	0 1 In response to Article » Go to 's original post Hay Dav MS are releasing a compression update with its Summer Update for installed games so if you install a 6gb Game shoud become 2-3gb game so may free up small amounts lol. Report Reply

Posted at 14:34 on 05 August 2009
pblive	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post 20gb for me as well. Can't afford the stupid fees for the larger drive, I really believed MS would bring the price down within 2 years of them coming out, but no. Annoying really, but then this is what you get for being an early adoptor. Report Reply

Posted at 15:09 on 05 August 2009
MrDo	0 0 In response to El-Dev's post Will new games be added to this when they are released? » Go to El-Dev's original post I doubt it. Report Reply

Posted at 15:45 on 05 August 2009
renegade	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post lol I did not think about the game size xD. THis could be a big problem Report Reply

Posted at 16:03 on 05 August 2009
Joey_Bananas	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post For people to get the most out of this service they'll have to buy the biggest hard drives available for their system. With Microsoft supplying most of these drives with jacked up prices, M$ will be rolling in the money more than they already are. Well played Microsoft... but we all hate you for it. Even I have a 120Gb elite and have been installing various games on my HDD from the disks but that was optional to delete them and then able to install later with minimum fuss. With these if you delete them (normally 4-6GB) you will have to download again if you want to play it. Not good! Report Reply

Posted at 16:11 on 05 August 2009
K3RT	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post Good list However most games on the list can be bought for less then a tenner with some being less then a fiver so if there going to charge similar prices as they do for the xbox originals they wont be worth it.Last edited on Wed 5 August 2009 by K3RT Report Reply

Posted at 18:18 on 05 August 2009
IndoorHeroes	2 2 In response to Article » Go to 's original post The real genius behind this is that these games will be selling hardly any brand new copies, people are only likely to be these old games pre-owned to make a saving. Making them available through digital distribution cuts out the retailer, now they just need to make the price comparable to pre-owned versions (IE £15'ish) Report Reply