The arcade classic CYBER TROOPERS VIRTUAL-ON ORATORIO TANGRAM™ comes to Xbox LIVE® Arcade! Keeping the classic mech fighting style, Virtual-On returns enhanced with intense HD graphics and a thrilling 1-on-1 online multiplayer battle mode.

“Virtual-On” suits up on April 29th at 9 a.m. GMT (2:00 a.m. PDT).

Published and developed by SEGA, “Virtual-On” will be available for 1200 Microsoft Points worldwide and is rated E10 for Everyone 10+ by the ESRB. For more details on “Virtual-On” you can visit: http://www.xbox.com/games/v/virtualonxboxlivearcade/

The bear and bird’s second outing comes with loads of rollicking fun to be had here and with the legendary Stop N Swap feature reinstated. In addition to the inclusion of Stop 'n' Swop as originally planned for the Nintendo 64 version, the game will feature, as per its predecessor, updated high-resolution HUD graphics, increased resolution and a smoother framerate than the original version. It will also feature Achievements and Leaderboards. The best use of a backpack in a game ever!

“Banjo-Tooie” goes nuts on April 29th at 9 a.m. GMT (2:00 a.m. PDT).

Published by Rare and developed by 4J Studios, “Banjo-Tooie” will be available for 1200 Microsoft Points worldwide and is rated E for Everyone by the ESRB. For more details on “Banjo-Tooie” you can visit: http://www.xbox.com/games/b/banjotooiexboxlivearcade/

Also this week, Mr. Potato Head returns with the next latest addition to Hasbro Family Game Night - Sorry! which will be available everywhere for 800 Microsoft Points this Wednesday.

And finally this week, Twisted Pixel Games announced that fans of The Maw will get a third and final dose of DLC next Wednesday, April 29^th with a new level entitled “Speeder Lane”. The content will launch at 100 Microsoft Points on Xbox LIVE® Arcade. Teaching kids the value of stealing cars, Speeder Lane follows Frank and Maw after they nab a vehicle from the Galactic Forces and fly a path of destruction through a soldier compound. The level features a new vehicle, new gameplay mechanics, and climaxes in an old-school boss fight.

This is the third of three DLC levels that Twisted Pixel Games has been working on ever since The Maw development wrapped last year. “With Speeder Lane we went in the opposite direction from our previous DLC. In Brute Force and River Redirect we really wanted to push the puzzle elements, but Speeder Lane is all about tearing around on a speeder bike blowing stuff up,” explains Lead Designer Sean Riley.

Each DLC level expands The Maw storyline by fitting in between the original levels as “deleted scenes”. “As with any production, there are always pieces left on the cutting room floor that you wished could have made it into the final cut,” says CCO and Director Josh Bear. “We had a lot of half-finished story elements and gameplay mechanics, so we picked the best ones, polished them up and made new levels that were bigger in size and scope than the ones in the main game.”