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For this weeks Xbox Live Deal of the Week, Microsoft has reduced the price on Behemoth’s Alien Hominid HD to 400 Microsoft Points ($5).
The frantic side-scroller shoot ’em up first made its debut in 2007, the company when on to produce the 2008 side-scrolling beat ’em up, Castle Crashers.
As with all other Xbox Live deals, the discount only applies to Gold members.
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