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Santa Danger is coming to town as free limited edition DLC for Joe Danger: SE

We love Joe Danger, and we certainly loved his latest career move onto Xbox Live Arcade.

Hello Games loves their fans back, and for the Holidays, they are releasing a free piece of limited edition DLC for Joe Danger Special Edition. They call him Santa Danger, he rides a quadbike, and he’s totally awesome.

The free DLC will hit Xbox Live on December 21st and be available until after Christmas. Those who want this gift a bit early can hit up our Twitter for instructions on how to get a code right now.

Santa Danger and the quadbike can be used during Joe Danger’s regular career mode, and since it handles quite differently than the regular bike, it may provide advantages (and disadvantages) depending on the challenge and level.

Check out the Joe Danger Special Edition – Santa Danger video to see jolly Joe Danger in action.

Santa Danger trailer:
[youtube_sc url=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hn-_LbBJHEI” width=”550″]

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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