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New Games Added On Demand
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Three's company.
Published: 14:06, 27/04/2010 by wotta.
37Microsoft have today added three new games to the Xbox LIVE on Demand service, bringing even more digital download choice for those who are that way inclined.
The titles added are Far Cry 2, Kane & Lynch: Dead Men and also Shrek the Third. Prices range from £14.99 to £19.99 which seems to be in running with other titles on the service.
You can get a list of all the Games on Demand titles by visiting this link.
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