Microsoft, the worldwide leader in software products and services, intends to expand its Classics collection in EMEA. This move will bring Project Gotham Racing 4, Halo 3 and Mass Effect to the section of Xbox 360 Classics.
“We are delighted to add three of our finest titles to the Classics range, adding to the exceptional entertainment offering available on the Xbox 360 at outstanding prices,” exclaimed David Gosen, VP of Marketing, Xbox Europe. “As we see more and more families looking to save money by staying in, Xbox 360 continues to offer high-quality home entertainment at fantastic value and consumers are clearly recognizing this as we sail past 8 million console sales in Europe.”
Project Gotham Racing 4 is the latest in the ultra-realistic racing series. This time around you can even race on top-end motorbikes, and weather patterns present a challenge in this mindless racing title.
What more can be said about Halo 3 without sounding cliched? Since its launch in 2007, Halo 3 has seen over a billion multiplayer games played on the Xbox Live. The entire Halo series has sold more than 25 million units, and in this third dose of Halo, the Master Chief is back fighting to throw light on a secret that could change the galaxy.
With developers BioWare recently publicizing that they are working on Mass Effect 2, it couldn’t be a better time for Mass Effect to join the Classics on the Xbox 360. In Mass Effect, players must venture the universe to save human civilization encountering all sorts of creatures.
PGR4, Halo 3 and Mass Effect will be released onto the Classics section of the Xbox 360 on March 20, 2009 for a price of 19.99 GBP each, which is approximately 1,465 Indian rupees.