by Jason Love 1
Editorial
  • pc
  • couch
When life gets you down, just summon a horde of undead to do your bidding

Indie-Ana Co-Op and Jimmy's Zombie Problem

By now, we’ve grown accustomed to seeing zombies in our games. Whether it’s due to some new virus that brings the dead back to life, a biblical reckoning, or just good old fashioned dark magic, the deceased are having a hard time staying in their graves in the gaming world. TOMA (The One Man Army) Game Studio’s Jimmy vs Zombies al...

by Christopher Metz 5
News
  • xbox 360
  • pc
  • playstation 4
  • online
No portable version is currently in development.

Blizzard Reveals Diablo 3's Next-Gen Console Port Will Arrive in 2014

As most of us know, Diablo III will be arriving from Blizzard Entertainment on the next-gen consoles (as was revealed in a press release earlier this year). However, a recent interview with the developers revealed that the game won’t be available as a launch title. Players that want to experience D3 on their next-gen consoles will have to wait well into 2014 for the arrival to happen.

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Podcast

Co-Opticast Episode 110: The Steam Sale Episode

Quick, someone get Locke some help. The dude has managed to buy ALL OF STEAM during the sale currently going on. We mix things up this episode and chat about what we've bought on Steam before we dig into what we've been playing, the latest co-op news, and then a discussion about Co-Optimus 4.0!

by Andrew Gaskill 0
News
  • playstation 3
  • xbox 360
  • online
Who needs context?

Armored Core: Verdict Day Trailer Explains Nothing, Explodes Everything

The new Armored Core: Verdict Day trailer is here, and boy, is it something. Have you ever caught a single episode of an unfamiliar anime halfway through the series and listened to the opening? Something like, "Previously on Super Robot Miniskirt..." and then you're forced listen to random dialog between a dozen different characters jabber on about things you never heard of, all without any context or knowledge of past events while some bizarrely out of place song drones on.

by Locke Vincent 0
Review
A little taste of the plague

Scourge: Outbreak Co-Op Review

It has been over three years since indie developer Tragnarion released The Scourge Project. Fast forward to present day and we have Scourge: Outbreak, and it isn’t going to cure those summer doldrums. Stay outside kids because this is one of the most generic third person shooters to grace a television. Plagued by technical issues and shoddy AI, Sco...

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