Yup, it's happening again. EA has announced that they will be shutting down more servers for several more games. And once again, a co-op title is affected. This time, LEGO-esque downloadable title Spare Parts is getting the bat.  You'll probably remember that this has happened before to another co-op game, Army of Two. That game, though, at least had a few years of online play available to gamers. Spare Parts, however, has only been out for a little more than a year. Though we felt the game had its share of flaws, it's still a sad day to see an online or offline co-op title lose the whole "online" bit. 

With Mass Effect 3 preordering now available, those that do buy the game over the PlayStation Network will have something extra included along with it.

Today, EA released a brand new video of Klei Entertainment's Shank 2 muliplayer survival mode, explaining some of the main features it will bring for the upcoming sequel.

EA is killing the original Army of Two.  No, not Rebecca and Abigail Bates.  The other original "Army of Two."  The one with Salem and Rios, the bro-iest bros of brohood.   Online support for the game will end on August 11th for both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions.  There simply aren't enough players to keep the servers up and running.  

EA's E3 2011 press conference was this afternoon following Microsoft out of the stables. They kept things mostly low-key for a press conference in LA, taking up a small stage in the Orpheum theater - rocking a loud sound-system and a large screen to show off their titles, and boy did they ever show off some beauties.

Work during the day? Miss something from Monday's E3 coverage? Want to rewatch your favorite highlight? Thanks to G4TV we have the conference coverage from the three big events from the first day of E3 right here for you to watch as you desire. Microsoft, EA, and Ubisoft are waiting for you to experience them for yourself.