Warhawk is a much-loved PlayStation franchise that features huge multiplayer battles and chaotic vehicle-based action. Starhawk continues the tradition, with the addition of a single player campaign and a new cooperative Prospector mode. Find out if the new modes are worthy of the franchise in our co-op review.

There are a fair number of PC games just around the corner, some of which have been 10 years in the making (good to finally see you again Diablo), while others put you and your friends into the shoes of military with the latest tech in Ghost Recon Future Soldier. Your PC may be up to the task of rendering these games in all their glory, but are your mouse and keyboard ready?

The House of the Dead 4 is making its console debut on the PlayStation Network. Is it a worthy entry in the series or should it have stayed buried in an arcade cabinet? Find out in our Co-Op Review. BONUS: Leave a comment an win a PSN code for the full game!

In Diabolical Pitch players take the roll of a former pitcher who must battle his way through a haunted amusement park with a magical throwing arm. Sound weird? It should. It's a Grasshopper Manufacture game.

If you are still trapped in the mindset that Warriors games are nothing more than mashing an attack button to win, read on and discover the wealth of content that you have been missing out on.

It's time for another ears on look at a pair of headsets. This time we're looking at the Razer Chimaera 5.1 headsets, Mass Effect 3 edition. Do these full wireless headsets live up to our co-op standards? Does Commander Shepard approve of the chat quality for squad commands? Find out in our latest review.

Strap on your head band and pack your shurikens, we're heading into Ninja Gaiden 3. It's a series known for it's brutal difficulty and satisfying combat. The third iteration is the first to offer multiplayer, including co-op play. Let's slice and dice are way through and find out if this Ninja has come out to play.

Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City seeks to rewrite the history of one of the most iconic events in the Resident Evil universe: the contamination, infection, and destruction of Raccoon City. Sadly, the only thing this title destroys is the reputation of a once great survival horror franchise. Read how it all goes horribly wrong in our Co-Op Review.

Shoot Many Robots is the metaphorical tale of one man's struggle to discover what it means to still be human in a soulless world filled with faceless, servile automatons. Nah, I'm kidding. You shoot robots in the face, and when they don't have faces you just use your best judgement and shoot whatever looks important. Shoot Many Robots. That's what you do. Need to know more? Check out our Co-Op Review.

The PlayStation Vita continues it's mobile onslaught with another big release. Unit 13 is from SOCOM developer Zipper Interactive and like that game it's a 3rd person tactical shooter. We go hands on with the title and its 2 player online co-op mode and attempt to recon whether or not it's worth your $40.

Welcome to another edition of Beyond Co-Op Reviews, where Co-Optimus Editors take on non-co-op titles and tell you if they are worth your hard earned cash.  This month we've got a handful of titles that look great on the surface, but might not be so hot once you get underneath.  It's been a surprisingly busy Spring for all types of games and these titles are proof.

Journey is a new gaming experience from thatgamecompany, the makers of Flower. It offers a cooperative adventure like no other game that has come before it. Find out more in our Co-Op Review.

Binary Domain came out a week ago with little fanfare. It features a rather forgettable name with some less than inspiring box art. With two small strikes already against it, I prepared myself for the arduous task of slugging through another generic sci-fi shooter. I should know better than to judge a game by its cover. Overall, It's quite good. Find out how good in our Co-Op Review.

As one of the worst kept secrets in a long time, the Syndicate franchise has gotten a reboot as a FPS. Developed by Starbreeze many nostalgic gamers were disappointed to learn of the more action oriented direction. But perhaps this was for the better? We go hands on with the single player campaign and deep co-op mode in our review.

The next great console is here and believe it or not, it's a portable. What's that you say? Yes, I truly believe what we have here is one of the first portable consoles to date in the PlayStation Vita. Here's why.