by Christopher Metz 0
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  • wii
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Who's the better speedster: Dash or McQueen?

Disney Infinity's Toy Box Mode Shows Off a New Racing Mode

When we think of a racing game made up entirely of beloved characters, we’d mostly certainly think of a Mario Kart first. Well, think about those games with around 100 times more customizable options and replaced with Disney characters; you’ll get the newly introduced mode in Disney Infinity. More than just a world creator, Toy Box Mode’s new ‘Racing’ component will also allow player to build elaborate raceways and obstacle courses for others to enjoy within the game.

by Andrew Gaskill 5
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  • xbox live arcade
  • playstation network
Another zombie game!

Learn How to Survive This Fall

The zombie game genre has been dead  since, well,  it's inception. That's kind of it's thing. But people have been complaining about stale zombie games for years. If it's one thing people like to do, it's complain. Normally I'm right there with them. But, every time I think I'm done with the shambling masses I find another reason to grab some ammo, gas up a chainsaw, or duct tape a flashlight to a crowbar. It really depends on how well the game is done, but I don't think I'll ever get sick of playing through a zombie games. 

by Jason Love 0
Video
  • pc
Unearth the treasures of the Amazon with a friend in this charming co-op puzzler

Wyv and Keep Will (Finally) be Released on June 14

You may recall last year when the cooperative puzzle platformer Wyv and Keep was (at the time) a game that would see release within the year. Fast forward several months to now, and well, it will be seeing its imminent release! You'll bfinally e able to work your way through the jungles of the Amazon with the treasure hunting duo on June 14. The game is all set to be released on PC, Mac, and Linux through Desura and through the game's website for $10. You can also pick up a 2-pack so you and a friend can get online together for just $15.

by John Bardinelli 0
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Sounds like a real Animal House.

Monsters Run Wild in New Disney Infinity Play Set

Just a few weeks ago a little piece of Disney Infinity was unveiled in the form of the Pirates of the Caribbean Play Set, showing off some of Jack Sparrow's moves along with a quick Kraken shot or two. Now we've got a taste of the Monsters University Play Set, which includes characters from the upcoming movie engaging in college pranks. You know, basic stuff like paintball fights, TP-ing the quad, and stealing the rival school's mascot.

by John Bardinelli 0
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And it's bringing some exclusive content with it.

Rayman Legends Heading to Vita

Good news for Rayman fans who hate sitting in front of the TV to play games. The famously delayed and formerly Wii U-exclusive platformer Rayman Legends is now heading to PlayStation Vita, releasing alongside the console versions later this year. The game packs all of the same content as its non-portable companions, adding in some extras because Ubisoft probably still feels a little guilty about that whole delay business. Let's just be quiet and milk this until launch day, ok?

by D.J. Waaland 1
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Best experienced with a friend

New Mission Types for Splinter Cell: Blacklist

For those that have been following news on the latest installment in the Splinter Cell series, Splinter Cell: Blacklist,  you may have noticed an emphasis on the cooperative aspects of the game. Focusing on a new gameplay philosophy that centers around the cohesion between two players, the cooperative play is being balanced and fine-tuned for an immersive experience. We talked about the way that the enemies, as well as the players, will rely upon one another to overcome obstacles and eliminate the opposing force in a previous article. For now, let's take a look at two new gameplay modes that will be present in Blacklist.

by Andrew Gaskill 9
Review
  • playstation 3
  • xbox 360
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Four player fusion

Fuse Co-Op Review

In a time of dying consoles, misguided reveals, and lowered expectations, Insomniac Games and Electronic Arts have decided to drop a brand new IP on a grumbling gaming public two weeks before E3. To make matters worse, this particular game has been re-branded and re-imaged after a much lauded E3 reveal dating back to 2011. Is Fuse worthy of your precious leisure time and hard-earned money? Find out in our Co-Op Review.

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