Castle Crashers
My latest addiction is Castle Crashers for XBOX360 Arcade. It is a little pricey at 1200 Microsoft Points but i assure you that it is well worth every single point! This is one of the funnest online multiplayer games that I have played in a while. Me and my roommate both got it and we have been playing nonstop! The soundtrack is exciting, the graphics are beautiful, the gameplay is addictive and the story line is hilarious.
One of the best arcade games out on XBOX360 definantly worth a try!
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