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Tue, 07/14/2009 - 3:29pm
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Bill Loguidice
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Nah, it was very under the

Nah, it was very under the radar here as well. XBLA only took off in its 360 form. The original Xbox version was towards the end of its life and was not well publicized. It was certainly the prototype though (much like the Xbox Live service itself) and gave Microsoft a nice headstart with their online service, which was obvious in comparison to what Sony and Nintendo came out with initially for their systems.

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