
Well, there are two characters on the screen...Kind of.
When you think of co-op, who comes to mind first? Friends, spouses, children, or parents are generally considered co-op partners. "Myself" should not have popped into anyone's head when asked who they co-op with. Sony however, would like to share a different idea of co-op. They've dubbed their new title Ecoshift a "Self Co-op" title. Somehow, we think the concept of cooperation eludes these PSP developers. Care to enlighten them?
Ecoshift will give control of two characters to one gamer, in the hopes that we really enjoy playing with ourselves.
The puzzles in this game seem to resemble what Braid did on the Xbox LIVE Arcade - In later levels, moving the main character one direction will have his shadow either follow suit or bound the opposite way. This doesn't necessarily suggestion cooperation at all, it's just puzzle solving.
While we're not sure exactly how Ecoshift will work, we're really not quite sure what to make of a game that is "Self Co-op."What do you think of this "new" type of gaming?
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Yeah, great game that one. There's another flash type game with a similar concept to the 'full' game described in the article.
Edit: This is the game I mean, try it out: http://www.kongregate.com/games/GregAnims/use-boxmen
Edit2: Here's the Cursor*10 (20 clicks) game you mean: http://www.nekogames.jp/mt/2008/01/cursor10.html
pffft.. seriously kat, i'm at work. i almost burst out laughing and caused a scene
sounds like marketing BS to me. they've caught on to the co-op craze lately and want to cash in on it any way they can. it just sounds like a puzzle game, not co-op in any sense.
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I don't know if it's a good or bad thing that "self co-op" wasn't introduced with Madballs "The point of the game is to play with both of your balls simultaneously!"