The list of Backward Compatible games for the Xbox One is ever increasing with classic title, after classic title.  Sometimes the games are not quite that classic, but fun to have anyway.  Co-Optimus still loves you Madballs in Babo: Invasion.

Now that Steam is available on Mac computers, we're looking forward to a lot of co-op announcements. One of those announcements comes from our beloved Playbrains, developers of the hit co-op game Madballs in...Babo: Invasion. Madballs will be joining the Mac Steam family, complete with a few pleasant features that will have PC and Mac users playing co-op in the Madballs struggle today.

Tonight is your Splinter Cell: Conviction Co-op night. Tactical stealthy Sam Fisher gets his night with a buddy, and so do you. A few of us are stuck waiting on a shipment of our copy of the game, so we're left out. Never fear, we get a second chance to play together and it's free-er.

I mean, Madballs in...Babo: Invasion is free to play on Steam this upcoming weekend (April 16-18). Okay, so you could always play the demo version of the game - but does the demo include all of the levels, new maps, skins, unlockables, and our very favorite Co-op? No, it doesn't. So, join up with us this weekend and play some Madballs on Steam. You have 36 hours to play as much Madballs as you like (in co-op because we said so,) starting this Friday.

Upon my return home after PAX East, I booted up my Steam account to get an update from Madballs in...Babo: Invasion. I read said update to discover that the developer Playbrains new, highly addictive iPhone/iPod touch puzzle game will be available to those who own the PC Version of Madballs for free.

Some of us hope to get some gaming in this weekend, why others probably don't have a shot.  If there's one thing in common it's a sudden renewed interest in Madballs in...Babo Invasion for the PC.  Funny how that happens.