While Uncharted 2: Among Thieves might have three different co-op modes, most players are going to pick it up for it's incredibly engaging story and single player. Not only is the game beautiful, it's entertaining and has incredibly high production values.
The Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 achievements have just hit the interwebs, almost two months before the game's release. There's a total of 50 Achievements to be had, with over half of them supporting the game's co-op mode called Special Ops.
Is it really October 2nd already? Holy moly! Everyone seems to be pretty busy, but there's always time for gaming...right?
Valve has announced another preorder incentive for Left 4 Dead 2 purchases - $5 off. This goes for both the Xbox 360 and PC versions of the game.
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Ion Assault can be described as a very unique and beautiful take on the classic Asteroids arcade games. Movement and visuals are updated, as is the variety of obstacles you'll encounter. Although relatively short, Ion Assault features 2-player co-op support throughout the campaign, plus a 4-player competitive mode. How does it add up? We explore deep space for the review.
In one of the most brutal and honest interviews I've seen in a long time, Stardock CEO Brad Wardell lays out the state of PC gaming on the table. You can tell the man has a chip on his shoulder, and he's not afraid to tell the world about digital distribution, Microsoft's shortcomings, and the fact that company's flat out lie about their sales.
"Guitar Hero 5 has Johnny Cash in it!" "No." "It lets more than one person play the same instrument!" "No." "I get Guitar Hero Van Halen for free with it!" "Nope." "It lets you play as your Avatar..." "Really?"
Co-Op zombie killing is all the rage these days. But what if we combined the great new formula with classic style top down gameplay? Enter Zombie Apocalypse from developer Nihilistic. We take the four player co-op game for a spin in our latest review.
You remember Joy Ride, right? The free co-op game coming to the Xbox Live Arcade? Well, Microsoft has announced that the game will feature content that can be unlocked when a cumulative goal is reached by the entire community. This is not all that dissimilar to what DICE did with Battlefield 1943's Coral Sea Challenge. Exactly what content that entails is still a mystery, but we like the prospects.
It seems Borderlands is including a co-op survival mode of sorts. These game modes (like Gears 2's Horde and Halo 3 ODST's Firefight) allow players to team up against waves of enemies, to see how long they can last. This snippet from IGN's Borderlands preview seems to indicate there'll be something similar in Borderlands.
Remember that awesome live action Halo 3: ODST trailer we posted? Bungie has just released some behind the scenes footage of it, and you are going to be shocked at how much work can go into two minutes of film.
