The new size limit comes into effect from today, while the 64MB memory unit will still be available, but will see a price drop when the new memory unit becomes available.
"The new size limit offers developers increased flexibility and continued opportunities for innovative game development, while also ensuring that the millions of gamers on Xbox Live can continue to easily access, download and play all Xbox Live Arcade games on Xbox 360,” said Chris Early, product unit manager for Xbox Live Arcade and Microsoft Casual Games at Microsoft. “If you take a look at current games like Roboblitz and Small Arms it’s clear that our developers deliver amazing game experiences within a compact size limit. Our focus is on continuing to provide developers with an environment that allows for the creation of cost-efficient games and that nurtures an artistic and creative approach to game development."
This week at GDC, Microsoft will be showcasing a large variety of Xbox Live Arcade titles, including Boom Boom Rocket, 3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures, Eets: Chowdown, Jetpac Refuelled (Rare's XBLA title) and Pinball FX.

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