Castellon, Spain – December 7th 2009. “Dual Zone” is available now from the XBox LIVE Marketplace, in the Indie Games section[1].
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12:28 (BST), 07/12/2009 Dual Zone Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS Castellon, Spain
Microsoft has been keen to hide the Indie Games (formerly Community Games) section of the Xbox Live Marketplace, as if it were some horridly disfigured child. This was at least the case until a couple of months ago.
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I MAED A GAM3 W1TH ZOMBIES 1N IT!1 (Games Asylum)
Another way for gamers to buy MSP. Microsoft has introduced the option to buy its made-up Xbox currency using your PayPal account, assuming you’re American. All you have to do, boy howdy, is go to the account summary page on Xbox.com, and you should find an option to associate your PayPal and Live accounts lurking in the “Manage Payment Options” area.
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News: US Xbox Live gets PayPal support (Eurogamer)
It’s been a little over two weeks since XBL Indie Games had its prices changed – Microsoft is dropping the old pricing for what was formerly called Xbox Live Community Games on the Xbox 360. The hobbyist/amateur-based peer-reviewed publishing system for the Xbox 360 included choices for developers to price their games at 800 Microsoft Points ($10), 400 MSP ($5), and 200 MSP ($2.50) for a tiered
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Xbox Live Indie Games
Alongside Microsoft’s ongoing transition of Xbox Live Community games into Xbox Live Indie Games, there’s a new pricing structure for titles on the service that will see some games priced as low as $1. The company’s dropping the old pricing, which included choices for hobbyist developers to price their games at 800 Microsoft Points ($10), 400 MSP ($5), and 200 MSP ($2.50) for a tiered system
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Xbox Live Indie Games Launches New Pricing Structure (Gamasutra)