Nintendo would like to take a few minutes to remind everyone that Super Mario 3D World is out now in the United States, and will drop November the 29th in Europe, with a brand new launch trailer. Here you can see all of the possible expressions and emotions a human being can experience while playing a co-op Mario game.
Leaked in a few ads ahead of schedule, Nintendo has finally announced the new Luigi-themed 3DS bundle that will round out the Year of Luigi celebration. The bundle hits North America on November 28 for $179 and includes a Cobalt Blue 3DS system with a pre-installed copy Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon.
The latest line of new characters and Power Discs are about to hit stores for Disney Infinity this week, making the expansive Toy Box mode that much more tempting to spend money for. Grab these new favorites at the cost of emptying your wallets!
XGen Studios' first game out of the gate with the PlayStation 4's new indie program is Super Motherload. At first glance, it's easy to dismiss Super Motherload as a repetitive platformer with little to keep you playing. But there's a puzzle game laying just beneath that surface......
When you launch a console you want a good variety of games to launch with it. You need something for the hardcore shooter audience. You need a racing game, an arcade game, and of course the sports games. With these all covered there's a big market you want to hook, and that's the family gaming market. Knack is Sony's intended answer to ...
Happy Wars, the free-to-play fantasy brawler for Gold Subscribers to XBL, released its tenth content update last week. Unassumingly titled Title Update 10, the update introduces eight new quests and eight more achievements (adding up to another 100G).
Current (or last?) gen fans of Call of Duty: Ghosts may have felt left out in the cold when the PS4 version of the game received a substantial patch with critical updates to the game last week, but fear not, as the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions have just received a similar update.
Originally scheduled as a PS4 launch title, the co-op puzzle game Tiny Brains was recently pushed back to a late November launch date. Now, developer Spearhead Games has announced the release will be shoved to December 3rd in order to take advantage of a special PSN Plus promotion. Sad, but not so sad, you know?
There are rumors abound that will bring horror to the land, terror to the houses, Blood Knights on the street. That's right, the 2 player co-op RPG-lite is now out on PSN to settle alongside the XBLA and PC versions of the game already out. Want to know a little more about what you are getting into? Check out the Co-Optimus review and the new co-op trailer.
Last week a few days after the PlayStation 4 launched, we reported that several people were having issues with their console. This week the Xbox One launched, and like we said before, with any sort of release of this magnitude problems are almost guaranteed to pop up. We've been keeping tabs on reviews, forums, and direct feedback from our readers and it looks like there are two issues that are popping up for the Xbox One.
Welcome to Beyond Co-Op, our weekly look into the gaming industry that reaches past our obsession with all things co-op. This week we saw the launch of a little console you may have heard about, the Xbox One. Nintendo also released a highly anticipated title, and we got word from some super smart people that the gaming industry continues to grow. Let’s dive in.
You may have read our written review of the PlayStation 4. But if those 2000 words were going to eat up too much of your time, perhaps our video review is more your style. We cover all the basics and then some. Plus you get to see the PlayStation's user interface in action as well as plenty of clips of those next-gen games in motion.
