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Test Drive Unlimited
Available on :
Pc
Playstation 2
Playstation Portable
Xbox 360
Playstation 2
Playstation Portable
Xbox 360
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Genre :
Racing Game
Description
Test Drive® Unlimited is the ultimate automotive experience for car and bike enthusiasts alike. Visit the most sophisticated car and bike dealers to purchase new vehicles or simply take them for a spin. Collect and trade rare performance parts ...
Articles
25-09-06 Review for Xbox 360
17-04-07 Review for Pc
16-08-06 Preview for Xbox
29-01-07 Preview for Pc
Latest news
07-29-07 TDU X360-version updated once again
05-14-07 New cars for Test Drive Unlimited
02-01-07 Infogrames sold less... a lot less
01-29-07 PC Preview: Test Drive Unlimited
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Test Drive Unlimited XBox360 for $39,95
Gamasutra has word that Atari will be selling Test Drive Unlimited on the Xbox360 for the budget price of $39,95 which is something we can only applaud!
Looks like Atari wants to push Xbox360 sales as then they can cash in a bit extra through XBox Live.
Struggling game publisher Atari announced that its forthcoming next-generation racing title for the Xbox 360, Test Drive Unlimited, will retail for just $39.95 when it ships in September, a price $20 below the $59.95 price point demanded of most other titles for the next-gen console.
In addition, the company also noted that it will release monthly paid downloads over the Xbox Live Marketplace, including cars and bundled genre-specific radio stations (featuring between 10 and 20 songs each), beginning six weeks after the game hits store shelves. No announcement was made regarding the expected price of other versions of the game, which are slated to ship for the PlayStation 2, PSP, and PC
In addition, the company also noted that it will release monthly paid downloads over the Xbox Live Marketplace, including cars and bundled genre-specific radio stations (featuring between 10 and 20 songs each), beginning six weeks after the game hits store shelves. No announcement was made regarding the expected price of other versions of the game, which are slated to ship for the PlayStation 2, PSP, and PC
Looks like Atari wants to push Xbox360 sales as then they can cash in a bit extra through XBox Live.
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