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THQ Unveils XBLA Drive News
Jon Wilcox
24/10/2007
Four titles including Spongebob are confirmed as exclusive to Xbox 360's digital download system...
Following Microsoft's official unveiling of the Xbox 360 Arcade system yesterday, THQ has today revealed plans to support Xbox Live Arcade, with four titles currently in development exclusively for the digital platform.
Besides Spongebob Squarepants: Underpants Slam!, featuring Nickelodeon's underwater star, and Screwjumper - both expected to launch in November - THQ has announced a further two titles for a later date: Elements of Destruction and Rocket Riot.
"We view Xbox LIVE Arcade for Xbox 360 as a natural fit for many of our established casual brands, as well as an opportunity to serve up new gaming content," said Bob Aniello, senior vice president of worldwide marketing, THQ. "With more than 20 million units of SpongeBob video games shipped worldwide to-date, we're so excited to bring casual gamers SpongeBob SquarePants: Underpants Slam! on the Xbox LIVE Arcade for Xbox 360, and we look forward to rolling out more titles with a slate of games that offer a variety of options via the popular Arcade network."
"We're excited to add one of our hottest properties to the Xbox LIVE Arcade line up of games," said Steve Youngwood, executive vice president of digital media, Nickelodeon/MTVN Kids and Family Group. "SpongeBob has been a top kids' video game franchise worldwide, making it the perfect property for Nickelodeon and THQ to bring to this downloadable platform."
THQ becomes the latest publisher to confirm support to Xbox Live Arcade, following the likes of EA's Boom Boom Rocket, and Eidos' GEON: Emotions.
