One can understand not wanting to spend the full $60 on The Elder Scrolls Online as its essentially a 2014 title (that was re-released in 2015 as Tamriel Unlimited). But when the price of ESO drops to $12, gamers on the sideline are probably taking note. To buy or not to buy, that's the dilemma now in GMG's Spring PC Gaming Sale with a return of historic low price on the Standard Edition of The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited, and a new historic low price for Imperial Editions at only $16.

There's little doubt that Elder Scrolls Online is one of the main games we will be looking forward to play this year, if only to see the beautiful, co-op potential it could bring to the console market. Luckily for us, we  stumbled upon this developer diary video that show's us a glimpse of what we can expect to see this summer.

Skyrim is a game that lets you run around and shoot things in the knees with arrows. Minecraft is a game where you set blocks all over the place and curse at the walking cactus creepers when they blow everything up. Put them together and you've got a crazy (but cool) mash-up that will soon dominate your Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition experience.

Every year we get holiday cards from various companies around the industry - whether it's from developers or PR, it's always great to see what interesting card reaches Co-Optimus HQ.  This year we scanned in some of our favorite ones to share with everyone.  

Are you a huge fan of Bethesda? Then this bit of news will make you happy. You can now download and play all three of the classic Doom games on your PlayStation 3’s through the Doom Classic Complete bundle!

Last week’s massive Xbox Live Arcade game sale was probably the best ever from a co-op standpoint, with over 10 co-op games on sale for at least 50% off. This week XBLA sales aren’t overflowing with cooperative multiplayer titles, but they still include a few good ones: namely Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012 and Doom II.