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Little Racers STREET, the plucky top-down indie racing title that packs a lot of punch for its mere 80 MSP price, has received a multiplayer update. Now you go head to head with up to eleven other players, earning points that you can to advance your single player mode. With over 200 events, over 50 customizable cars, weather effects, and now, a fluid multiplayer that keeps the fun going no matter what happens in the race, this ambitious little game packs a lot of value for the price.
The update is free (and the game nearly so), so head over to the Xbox Live to start your engines.
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