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Treyarch has announced via Twitter and the official Call of Duty website that a new map pack is coming down the tubes very soon.

So, Dawn of War 2 has been out for a while now.  An RPG/RTS hybrid, the game has been generally well received, and we think it's pretty great, too.  Now, the soundtrack for the game is available, and even in these tough economic times, the price is affordable: $0. 

Remember when the pricing was revealed for the bundled version of The Beatles Rock Band?  Many people were surprised at the price, $250, quite a bit more than other music game bundles.  Well, we now know the reason for the increase: there's quite a bit more in the box.

Lionhead has let the cat out of the bag on the release date for the See the Future DLC for Fable 2.  The brand new add-on will hit Xbox Live on May 12th and will cost 560.

I'm not sure what's really that freaky about it, but Valve is going to allow gamers to experience Left 4 Dead on Friday, May 1st until Saturday, May 2nd for free.  The event will take place via their Steam service, and gamers are invited to preload now to maximize their four player co-op playtime. 

Co-Optimus is in the news today, though not necessarily making news.  Our very own Jim "txshurricane" McLaughlin is being featured on Xbox.com in the Gamer Spotlight on Xbox.com and the Xbox Dashboard.

New screenshots for the freshly-announced PSP title SOCOM: Fireteam Bravo 3 have deployed at Joystiq and moved to waypoint Co-Optimus in a great display of tactical co-op action.

I'm not quite sure what to make of a game with the title Killing Floor.  Is it a psychotic floor gone bad, hellbent on the destruction of humanity?  Perhaps a freak dance floor accident?  I'm really not sure.  Whatever the Killing Floor is, it's co-op, and co-op for six players at that.

Received well by the general gaming population (and earning a Silver Billy in our Beyond Co-Op Review), Dead Space was no slouch of a game. To be brutally honest, another single-player-only affair would afford the series well.

Not since the age of Arcades, standing shoulder to shoulder in a local mall or shop, has co-op been so popular. With the arcade generation gamers growing up and moving away from each other, co-op went into a bit of hiatus. Now new innovations in co-op technology are bringing these gamers back together, and bringing co-op back into the spotlight. In this article we will take a look at ten things we think that have helped propel co-op gaming back to the forefront. Above and beyond that, these are things every co-op gamer needs or wants in their experience.

Now that the big reveal has happened with Borderlands and its change in art style, everyone can move on and focus on the story, gameplay and co-op.  CVG has an in-depth look at the game via a hands on preview and overall the impressions seem very positive.