Weekly XBLA Update 10/03/07
This week sees Tetris Splash make waves as it swims into the Xbox LIVE Arcade harbor. An aquatic-themed update to Alexey Pajitnov's big blocky 1985 hit, Tetris Splash beefs up single-player mode with 2-6 man multiplayer over Xbox LIVE, 2-4 woman show-downs via local multiplayer, 40 lines of play, co-op and competitive multiplayer modes, something about fish and aquaria (don't ask me, man - I'm a dog person), and all the penny-pinching you can handle: Tetris Splash dives in at a meaty 800 Microsoft Points.
I'm not sure I want to pay around $10 to play Tetris, no matter how spruced-up it is. That said, it's freaking Tetris, so I doubt it'll be hurting for customers.
Content: Tetris Splash
Price: 800 Microsoft Points
Availability: Only in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States
Dash Text: [ESRB: E(EVERYONE)] Single Player, Xbox LIVE Multiplayer 2-6, Local Multiplayer 2-4, HD (High Definition). Purchase the full version now to unlock the entire Tetris Splash experience! Unlimited gameplay, 40 lines of play, cooperative and competitive multiplayer modes, more fish and aquariums, leaderboards and achievements await! There are no refunds for this item. For more information, see www.xbox.com/Live/accounts
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Posted to Hot Stuff, Video Games on 3 October 2007
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"...The heterosexual community doesn't have a website, which hopefully could be dubbed, "straightgamer.net"..."
By default...the majority of gaming sites ARE heterosexual in nature.
I visit a wide assortment of gaming sites. I consider Gaygamer.net to be a 'home' of sorts...not because I am trying to make a statement or anything...but because it's a community I can feel comfortable in. (And I enjoy the occasional photo of nerdy guy hotties.)
"...In all honestly, there is no need for your site...."
Uh...have you visited the internet as a whole lately? There is no 'need' for 95% of the websites out there. Who are you to deny this forum it's status as worthy?