A couple days ago, Gearbox held a mini-event where they showed off about 40 minutes (after you take out the introductions, closings, etc) worth of gameplay from the forthcoming Borderlands 3. There were lots of tasty tidbits in there for everyone that enjoys this particular style of loot shooting, and we'll do our best to sum up some of the bigger points.
As if seeing a console release wasn't enough, THQ Nordic continues to amaze me with its ongoing support of Titan Quest, an action-RPG that is now over 12 years old! The developer/publisher dropped a new update a couple days ago that fixes a number of bugs and adds two play couch co-op to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions. This update will be included in the Nintendo Switch version, too, when it arrives on July 31.
There's a great deal today on the Microsoft store for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and Destiny. Each game is priced at just $29.99 for the Xbox One, which is 50% off the normal price. This is the lowest price we've seen this holiday shopping season.
And so we have come to the pinnacle of the fall gaming season; with not one.. not two.. not three... and not even four major game releases this week. There are five. And that's just the co-op games.
It's a musically inclined week this week for co-op gamers with not one, but two music video game releasing. On top of that we have a game coming out that I mistakingly though was out last week.
It's a jam packed week this week of games to play, with a title for just about everyone.
It's a surprisingly busy week for early July with a handful of co-op games coming out. It's a good way for you to escape the summer heat, by staying indoors and cooling off with some couch co-op games. It's almost as refreshing as the pool, and likely, less wet too!
