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Section 8: Prejudice

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http://marketplace.xbox.com/en-US/Product/Section-8-Prejudice/66acd000-77fe-1000-9115-d80258410b45

Prejudice is a sci-fi first person shooter with dynamic combat, where every decision drastically impacts the battlefield. Discover the sinister series of betrayals that threaten humanity’s survival in the 5 hour single-player campaign, battle up to 32 players as you complete various Dynamic Combat Missions in Conquest, compete online with up to four players in the all new Swarm co-op mode, and unlock a devastating arsenal of over 60 weapons, equipment, and upgrade variants. [source - Major Nelson's blog]

Out now for 1200MSP

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I haven't tried it yet. I'm afraid it's their last hurrah, though. The retail game didn't do so good.

Any spiritual successor to Tribes, can't go away. Not like this. 32 player MP for an arcade title. Not too shabby! Even a co-op and single player campaign. They really squeezed a lot into this XBLA title.

I'm sure it IS their last hurrah. THe original retail title didn't do so well. It was definitely lacking in the single player department and they tried to be too ambitious with the server stuff back then with the whole XServer stuff.

http://gamercide.org/section-8-objective-based-multiplayer-love/

I hear they made it easier to kill people too so who knows how that turned out. I remember from the first game it being a crazy amount of shots/ammo to take someone down.

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