Blitz Arcade's old-school side-scrolling fighter is available now

Invincible Tiger: The Legend Of Han Tao has been made available on the Xbox Live Arcade courtesy of publisher Namco Bandai. It'll set you back 1,200 MS Points (or around £10) – PS3 users can expect it to cost a similar amount when it launches on the PlayStation Network tomorrow.

The game's notable for being one of the first developed in true stereoscopic 3D – you'll need an expensive new 3D TV to get the most out of it, however. We played it at Develop, and although Andrew Oliver had us just about sold, we're happy to wait until the price of said hardware comes down significantly.

Invincible Tiger can also be played in 2D, however, and its Bruce Lee-style chopsocky antics are well worth a look. Players can also try viewing with the old-style anaglyph (red and blue) 3D glasses. Follow the link to read our Andrew Oliver Q&A, or scroll down to read some of the features from the game's press release and view some suitable Seventies-looking screens.

• Team up with a partner and take on the Evil Overlord’s diabolical army through Story Mode Co-op.
• Battle through each level, dealing with increasing difficulty and a shared Zen-meter.
• Learn combat techniques in the single-player game and use them to beat your enemies into the dust.
• Experience Endurance Mode where you’ll face an endless stream of enemies under a time limit.
• Post your scores online for bragging rights.