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Xbox Games Store Update – Velocity 2X, SMITE

Velocity 2X, FuturLab’s awesome high-energy platforming action title, finally makes its way onto the Xbox One today, so most definitely check that out.

The free-to-play MOBA, SMITH also launches today… and as you;d expect, it costs nothing at all to download.

Check out all the details below.

Velocity 2X [Xbox One: $19.99]
Become a certified badass. Abducted by a race of hostile aliens, Lt. Kai Tana must use her quick reflexes and the teleporting power of the Quarp Jet to free her fellow prisoners and find a way home. Swapping back and forth between top-down vertical shoot ?em up and side-scrolling action platformer, Velocity 2X blends two unique styles of fast-paced, frenetic gameplay into one incredible experience.

SMITE [Xbox One: Free]
SMITE is the online battleground of the gods. Players choose from a diverse cast of deities and use their unique powers to triumph over the opposition in 5v5 team matches. SMITE is a new take on the MOBA genre; rather than observing from above the action, the game?s third person perspective puts players into the thick of combat.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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