With the Summer of Arcade event yet to get started, the latest batch of weekly XBLA releases has been a little sparse. If you’re looking for bundles though, it may be a good time to stock up.
The NinjaBee Bundle launched 2 days ago and includes A World of Keflings, Cloning Clyde, Band of Bugs, Outpost Kaloki X, and Ancients of Ooga for 1600 Microsoft Points.
Today, the uncreatively titled Space Shooter Bundle is available for the same price, and includes Sine Mora, Radiant Silvergun, Ikaruga, and Fusion: Genesis.
Take a look at the details for both below.
Space Shooter Bundle (1600 Microsoft Points)
This bundle includes four full Xbox LIVE Arcade titles: ?Sine Mora,” “Radiant Silvergun,” “Ikaruga,? and ?Fusion: Genesis.? PLEASE NOTE: this bundle pack offers these games together at a discounted rate over individual purchases. The games in this bundle are available as individual downloads in the Xbox Games marketplace and are exactly the same. Be aware that it is possible to download the same game twice. If you already own one of these games there is no additional discount on this bundle, nor do you receive an additional copy of the game you already own.NinjaBee Bundle (1600 Microsoft Points)
This bundle includes five full Xbox LIVE Arcade titles: ?A World of Keflings,” “Cloning Clyde,” “Band of Bugs,? ?Outpost Kaloki X,? and ?Ancients of Ooga.? PLEASE NOTE: this bundle pack offers these games together at a discounted rate over individual purchases. The games in this bundle are available as individual downloads in the Xbox Games marketplace and are exactly the same. Be aware that it is possible to download the same game twice. If you already own one of these games there is no additional discount on this bundle, nor do you receive an additional copy of the game you already own.
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