It's either that or they've sucked so many souls over the years that they need to clear out some of their inventory. While that seems like a benevolent option, they'll also sell you additional packs, up to 5,000 souls for $3.99, and while that may seem like a deal to some, I think it's proof that EA may be intimately familiar with the Fourth Circle of Hell. For the very low price of free, you can purchase 500 souls to get you on your way to upgrades for Dante as he works his way through the rings of h-e-double-hockey-sticks. Need a little help in Hell? EA's got you covered. Schooled in the way of "The Field," this is the game that redefined tower defense games, and soon after Desktop Tower Defense defined them.Ĭareful: this one's addictive. Then now's the time to pick it up for your DSi. If you're just getting over your Fieldrunners addiction on your iPhone, For some unknown reason, Sunsoft has gone and resurrected this unique NES classic for a whole new generation courtesy of WiiWare. Wow, that's quite a few hands, but, guess what? You're all wrong. 1200 MS Points ($14.99)Įveryone who thought Blaster Master died a slow death on the PS1, never to be heard from again, please raise your hands. It will most likely be the flattest game all year, but it may end up being one of the most challenging XBLA games of all time. Save the Darwinians from an evil virus in single-player or multiplayer, aptly named Multiwinia. This masterpiece of an independent game is finally making the jump from PC to console this week on the Xbox 360.
Included in the DLC are new characters (complete with my personal favorite Puss in Boots) and new PvP arenas where you can prove that you're the fastest ax-swinger in the magical forest. The only thing that's better than slicing your favorite fairytale characters to bits is when you get to do more of it - and for free. But alas, we've rustled through the scraps and still managed to come up with some pretty solid picks for this week's Virtual Goods. Unfortunately, with such big retail releases coming out this week, they didn't leave much in terms of virtual goods. Two of the first quarter's most-hyped titles, BioShock 2 and Dante's Inferno, dropped simultaneously at retail this week, and right out of the gate we've got some virtual goodness for both titles.
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