[quote user="Nick Gravelyn"][quote user="Murudai"]I think Microsoft should really look at the successes in XBLCG and see if they can make them work in XBLA much more than they do, not just the Dream-Build-Play thing with 1 game a year, that's not enough.[/quote]You have to remember that XBLA is a managed portfolio. For ...

My XBLA Games: Braid Bionic Commando: Rearmed N+ Uno Robotron 2084 Sonic the Hedgehog 2 Marble Blast Ultra Switchball Penny Arcade Episode 1 Penny Arcade Episode 2 Undertow Banjo Kazooie Puzzle Quest Rez HD My XBLCG Games: Audiball (my own game) Biology Battle Carnyvale Showtime

I made a post about all this stuff the other day on my blog. I'm really happy for those of you who are pleased with your sales figures, but keep in mind that there are many of us who didn't make up for our budgets and we have a right to be disappointed with a conversion rate lower than 3%. Being disappointed is not synonymous with ...

Ours were considerably lower than expected as well. Most surprising was that all the press coverage and reviews we received in February didn't visibly do anything to impact our sales or demo download numbers.

Email the XNA team. creators@microsoft.com

I'd be willing to pay for that too. Each time we buy a code for a copy of our own game, Microsoft could deduct it from our payout.

I have to offer a big "thank you" to Novaleaf for getting this campaign off the ground. I sent a points code today, and Destructoid will be reviewing Audiball at some point in the future. As a side note, I'm also confused about whether Microsoft is a distributor, a publisher, or both. Their terms of use make it sound like they ...

[quote user="JoMasta"][quote user="Quanrian"]This is probably going to be nonsensical, but I'll suggest it anyways. The middleground is around 400 points, so why not just team up with say three others and find some way to pitch in towards a card, or take turns. Yes, this isn't the best idea in the world, but who knows ...

I think it was a conscious decision as well, but I don't have any complaints: I think they picked two great games to represent the service. Weapon of Choice and Word Soup are extremely polished and at the high end of the quality scale for Community Games. They're also both relatively original games. Microsoft is looking out for themselves ...

That's awesome. Congrats to them! I saw by the same logic Audiball would have sold 1,500 to 2,000 copies in the last week, so that's great news for us and anyone ahead of us in the rankings.