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ESPN and NCAA Sports Hit Xbox Live Marketplace [Xbox 360]

November 4th, 2007 | Uncategorized

Microsoft and ESPN have struck a deal to sell NCAA basketball and football games, the X Games and shows like Madden Nation in the Live Marketplace. Standard-def NCAA games are $3; HD versions run $4.50, and they go live “within 48 hours” of the end of the game. ESPN content is $2 for standard def and $3 for HD. [Yahoo!/AP]

Original post by Matt Buchanan



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