Crossfire 2 Is Like Space Invaders With Lots Of Colour And Ship Flipping

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Crossfire 2 on Xbox Live Arcade looks like a colourful Space Invaders, except the enemies are in the centre of the screen, and you can flip your ship over to be either in front or behind them. Naturally, your opponents can shoot in all directions so you can’t just flip behind them when things get dicey.

 

Developed by Radiangames, Crossfire 2 also comes with an upgrade system for your ship. You can add to your speed, firepower, the spread of your bullets and other stats. It also allows for 2-player offline co-op play.

 

Like some of the other Xbox Live Indie Games we’ve covered this week, Crossfire 2 is for 80 Microsoft points ($1.00).


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