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Xbox Live Arcade Update – Trials Evolution


Today’s lone XBLA game is a big one… and one that may make you pull out some hair or fling a controller, but in a good way. Trials Evolution is here and surely there will be quite a lot of masochistic gamers checking it out.

Read on for the details and a link to download it.

Trials Evolution (1200 Microsoft Points)
It?s survival of the fastest with Trials Evolution! Your favorite physics-based motorcycle racer is back in a brilliant new outdoor setting. Ride in real-time multiplayer with 2-4 players, either locally or through Xbox LIVE. Enjoy a deep, rich single player career with 50 brilliant tracks, challenging unlocks, and tricky achievements. A massive, powerful track editor lets you build the track of your dreams and easily share it with the world. Or simply download top-rated tracks from around the world, using the all-new Track Central. Customize your bike and rider with awesome gear and unique parts, enjoy unique skill games, try ghost racing, beat your Friends? scores, and more! Don?t miss the madness!

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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