XBLA - Soltrio Solitaire 5/16/07! 800 Points? Yuck!

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This Wednesday, get ready for solitaire mania on Xbox LIVE Arcade! “Soltrio Solitaire” from Silver Creek Entertainment offers players a chance to shuffle through a collection of 18 compelling solitaire games.

Additionally, a brand new Voyage Adventure mode provides a new twist on classic solitaire gameplay: in this mode, players travel around a map completing different solitaire games in order to unlock custom card designs. Co-op and competitive two-player game modes further enhance the “Soltrio Solitaire” experience.

“Soltrio Solitaire” will be available worldwide – with the exception of Korea – for 800 Microsoft Points on Wednesday, May 16th, and is rated E for Everyone.

Game Features

* Two-player multiplayer via system link or over Xbox LIVE
* Xbox LIVE Vision camera support, making multiplayer solitaire an engaging social experience
* In two-player mode, two games take place at the same time, and both players share the same foundation piles, prompting a fight over the piles in the race to win the game
* In co-op mode, players work together to attempt to finish the game with the best score possible, and players also have the ability to pass cards to each other
* Create new cards when you unlock card elements, show them off to your friends and customize your own decks!
* Earn up to 12 Achievements and 200 Gamerscore points

http://www.xbox360achievements.org/index.php

Sounds interesting..but..800 points for Solitair?! Spades, Hearts, Backgammon and Uno are all 400...c'mon! I guess it's worth at least a demo download.
 
When first read the description, I thought it was going to be a dungeon crawler mixed with Solitare...damn that'd be amazing.
 
Yeah, it seems way overpriced at 800 points. Then again, they likely know they'll sell some, or they'd price it lower. I still can't believe Texas Hold 'Em is as expensive as it is.
 
[quote name='danny-o']How does a solitaire game have online multiplayer? Does somone get to watch you play?[/QUOTE]lol... you pose an excellent question.
 
[quote name='danny-o']How does a solitaire game have online multiplayer? Does somone get to watch you play?[/QUOTE]


:rofl:
 
None of this matters...

Nothing but halo 3 will be played or be noticed on 5/16. They might aswell release a game that no one would play in the first place.
 
[quote name='derder']None of this matters...

Nothing but halo 3 will be played or be noticed on 5/16. They might aswell release a game that no one would play in the first place.[/QUOTE]

I dunno, I'd rather play this than Halo ;). I'd get it for sure at 400 points. 800 is kind of high though...
 
[quote name='danny-o']How does a solitaire game have online multiplayer? Does somone get to watch you play?[/QUOTE]

Uh, well it is in the OP:

* In two-player mode, two games take place at the same time, and both players share the same foundation piles, prompting a fight over the piles in the race to win the game
* In co-op mode, players work together to attempt to finish the game with the best score possible, and players also have the ability to pass cards to each other

I have no idea how well that would work or how fun it would be, but there's your answer...
 
[quote name='derder']None of this matters...

Nothing but halo 3 will be played or be noticed on 5/16. They might aswell release a game that no one would play in the first place.[/QUOTE]

Probably why they went with this instead of something like Band of Bugs.

800 points is too pricey for any card game.
 
Well, the demo was really a solid product. I find it a lot more fun than I really think I should, and for 400 pts it would be a no brainer. It is still tempting even at 800.

Mostly because it has a lot of the same relaxing, easy play charm Uno did.
 
[quote name='RollingSkull']Well, the demo was really a solid product. I find it a lot more fun than I really think I should, and for 400 pts it would be a no brainer. It is still tempting even at 800.

Mostly because it has a lot of the same relaxing, easy play charm Uno did.[/quote]

I completely agree here. The entire time I was playing, it felt like a solid experience throughout. Good production values and variety. I'm tempted to buy this one.
 
[quote name='Kaijufan']Microsoft should have also given away this game. This should have been free XBLA game week.[/QUOTE]

Wasn't their choice.

They didn't make it.
 
I played the demo.. I deleted it. I know I have 14,000 points in my account (LOL)..but 800 is steep for a card game.. seemed ok..but I don't know that many different card games...;(

So no go for me.
 
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