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Atari's Warlords Now On PlayStation Network; Arriving Shortly For Xbox LIVE Arcade

Atari has announced that Warlords which is a beautiful remake of the classic title is now available on PlayStation Network. Gamers can get the title today in the U.S. for $9.99. Fans will be happy to know that Warlords will deliver all the action of the classic game, but with a modern twist, with a new look and online multiplayer modes. Warlords will be available on Xbox Live Arcade next month on Nov. 14 for 800 Microsoft Points.

KEY FEATURES:
  • Protect the stronghold!  Defend your castle walls from the destruction of fast-flying fireballs with your mighty shield.  Move the shield around the perimeter of your castle with precision and speed to deflect the fireballs or grab onto and charge fireballs to release even more devastating attacks back at your opponents.
  • Multiple local/online game modes sweeten the quest for power and allow for cooperative and competitive battles with up to 4 players.  Select the faction of your choice and engage in a number of competitive variations, including co-op siege mode, 2v2 or classic free-for-all battles.
  • Rally your troops and pit them against your foes.  Your loyal posse brings a layer of depth and replayability to every battle and can be sent off to capture control points, gather power-ups to immobilize your enemies or bolster your defenses.  Manage your troops wisely to gain the battlefield advantage!
For more information about Warlords, please visit the official websites at www.atari.com or www.atari.com/warlords.

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