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Xbox Live Arcade Update – HEXODIUS, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

It’s not often we get two Xbox Live Arcade releases on one day, so enjoy it while you can.

HEXODIUS should fill your twin-stick shooting quota for the week, and Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? seems fun if you’re into game show games and want to compete with family and friends.

Read on for details of both.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? ($9.99)
Get into the hot seat and play classic Millionaire for a chance to win a virtual million dollars! This all new version of ?Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? lets you play solo or challenge your friends. You keep game play fresh and fun with a constant expanding library of question packs offering hundreds of new questions.

HEXODIUS ($9.99)
EXPLORE-EQUIP-ESCAPE! With its potent blend of twin-stick shooting, exploration and customization, HEXODIUS invites players to explore the vast complex, equip their drone with powerful items and upgrades, and ultimately escape the clutches of the deadly enemy droids in a blaze of laser fire!

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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