Being a Gold member of XBL is more than just having to pay for online stuff and getting some free old games. It also gives you access to weekly sales that more often than not include money off co-op games. This week is no different with the likes of Saints Row IV, Smurfs 2, Call of Duty: Ghosts, Rayman Legends, Invincible Tiger and many others having money off.
It seems as if this is the week for some good co-op deals. Major Nelson posted on his site that this week's "Deal of The Week" includes not one, but two (!) co-op titles - TMNT: Turtles in Time Re-Shelled and Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao. Turtles in Time will run you just 400 Microsoft points, while Invincible Tiger will be a little more at 800. We took a shine to the co-op experience in both games, and both can be enjoyed locally and/or on-line with friends. So if you're in the market for a couple of fun, digital co-op titles that won't break your Microsoft space bucks bank, then hop on your 360 and give them a spin.
Classic Kung-Fu Co-Op action hit the Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network in Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao. The game is all about fast moves, fast dodging and crackerjack timing. Our latest review takes the game for a spin and determines whether or not there's any Chinese black magic at play.
We just got word of a very nice sweepstakes that Namco Bandai is running to promote Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao. The co-op friendly game supports 3D technology, and the prizes form the drawing are pretty sweet: a high end, 3D ready 60" HDTV and two pairs of "shutter" 3D glasses. (Not the cheap blue and red plastic ones!) Interested in checking out Invincible Tiger in 3D? Head over to the site to enter!
I've been playing a lot of Invincible Tiger lately, getting ready for our review this week. I'm a very aggressive player in most fighting and beat em up games, but Invincible Tiger is a game about balance. You see, Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao rewards you not only for attacking, but defending. Instead of blocking, you'll dodge and roll to fill up a Yin-Yang meter which increases your combo and score.
Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao hit the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade this week. Fierce dragon punches, five point palm exploding heart techniques and more delight your screen, in full 3d if you wish, while classic kung-fu inspired music satisfies your ears.
We had played this game initially all the way back in February at the NY Comic-Con, but seven months later the rest of the world will be able to issue some kung fu action to a ninja's face, all with the help of a buddy.
Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao hits the Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network this week. The game is a two player co-op beat em up set in 70's kung-fu style action. Blitz games has unleashed a new trailer showing off some gameplay from the game. Sadly there's no co-op to be seen in the trailer. It's ok, they make up for it. Oh yes - that's a Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique you spot.
With a recently announced release date of late August, we figured it was a good time to get the goods on Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao's co-op mode. A kung-fu film inspired game, Invincible Tiger looks to bring co-op beat em ups back to the new age - in 3D too!
The two player co-op 70's style Kung-Fu beat em up, Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao, is set for a release this August on the Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network.
Every once in a while a game comes along that simply looks like a blast to play. Just watching the game in motion brings a smile to your face, I dare say that Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao is one of those games.
Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao isn't only the Xbox Live Arcade and PSN game with the longest name next to Street Fighter II: Turbo HD Remix - it's a 2 player co-op kung-fu brawl with a lot of style.
