Monster Madness DLC on Xbox Live Marketplace

Fans of Monster Madness: The Battle for Suburbia, heads up! The Xbox Live Marketplace has just been updated and there are some new in-game goodies for the horror-comedy action title.

The downloadable content is available for all members in all regions and should cost 200 MS Points each. The following details on these DLCs were taken from the Dashboard itself:

• Battle Field: Zack‘s House – A unique 4-player Capture the Flag level, this house is full of physical weapons and environmental traps to use against the opposing team. One team’s base occupies the front porch, the other’s is in the backyard, while the close-quarters ensure non-stop action.
• Battle Field: High School – Massive 16-player level for Xbox Live & System Link, filled with close-quarters indoor action and epic outdoor vehicular combat! After the sudden Martian invasion, the ruins of L.R. Jenkins High School have turned into an urban warzone.

The cool thing about Monster Madness is the satirical and rather light-hearted approach taken by developer Artificial Studios. Playing the game gives one a feeling that he/she has been transported into one of those 80s horror movies.

Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia, lastly, is also available on the PC platform.

Fans of Monster Madness: The Battle for Suburbia, heads up! The Xbox Live Marketplace has just been updated and there are some new in-game goodies for the horror-comedy action title.

The downloadable content is available for all members in all regions and should cost 200 MS Points each. The following details on these DLCs were taken from the Dashboard itself:

• Battle Field: Zack‘s House – A unique 4-player Capture the Flag level, this house is full of physical weapons and environmental traps to use against the opposing team. One team’s base occupies the front porch, the other’s is in the backyard, while the close-quarters ensure non-stop action.
• Battle Field: High School – Massive 16-player level for Xbox Live & System Link, filled with close-quarters indoor action and epic outdoor vehicular combat! After the sudden Martian invasion, the ruins of L.R. Jenkins High School have turned into an urban warzone.

The cool thing about Monster Madness is the satirical and rather light-hearted approach taken by developer Artificial Studios. Playing the game gives one a feeling that he/she has been transported into one of those 80s horror movies.

Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia, lastly, is also available on the PC platform.