Alan Wake’s American Nightmare Heads Up Xbox Live Arcade House Party

January 9, 2012

Microsoft's habit of running Xbox Live Arcade promotions in blocks continues in 2012 with the upcoming Xbox 360 House Party. Four new games will land on the Xbox Live Marketplace, including a pair of heavy hitters.

Alan Wake's American Nightmare will lead the pack followed by the top-down, body-hopping Warp, Ubisoft's disaster game I Am Alive, and multiplayer shooter Nexuiz. None of this has really been detailed yet, but a trailer leaked via Xbox.com and then the internet got ahold of it and you know how that all goes.

More information will probably be on its way this week during the Consumer Electronics Show.

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