Xbox LIVE SA wants to know what you want to play

23 November 2012
Xbox LIVE SA News

Xbox LIVE officially launched in South Africa a couple of years ago already, but the local Marketplace has remained somewhat… empty. Unless you count the broken and bloodied bits of gamers’ hearts, of course.

Anyway, the people at Microsoft South Africa want to make that all better now, and because sending everybody make-up cupcakes is kind of impractical at this point, they’ve posted an online form you can fill in to tell them exactly what content you’re missing out on. Look, I know it’s not a make-up cupcake, but it’s a start.

In the meantime, let’s look at some different kinds of make-up cupcakes so we have a better idea of where exactly we want to go next with this relationship. Hopefully Microsoft SA will have a make-up cupcake online form posted soon, so it’s probably a good time to evaluate our options.

Strawberry and vanilla cupcakes

Chocolate peppermint cupcakes

… Buckshot cupcakes? Looks like buckshot.

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  1. Sean Amos
    23.11.2012 at 14:46

    I’ll give them a very simple answer:
    Everything in the US XBLA and XBL.

    Anything less is pretty much an insult, nobody in SA paid less for their Xbox or their XBL subscription (quite a bit more if I recall).

    SORTED!

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