Some more details are trickling in of Vicious Cycle's upcoming side scroller called Matt Hazard: Blood Bath and Beyond. The tongue-in-cheek game will support two player local co-op on both the Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network. Players assume the role of either Matt Hazard or his sidekick Dexter Dare as they work through familiar looking video game scenarios like Bioshock, Mirror's Edge and Mario Bros.
If you happen to be in the new Xbox 360 Dashboard Preview Program, you've already got access to Halo Waypoint. That's good news, right? Well I have better news for you. The Waypoint team just released the schedule, starting today, with all the content that's on tap.
'Splosion Man swept us off our co-op loving feet this summer. Now, Twisted Pixel, the studio behind 'Splosion Man, has teamed up with Omaha Steaks to bring you a very - er - interesting sweepstakes. Play 'Splosion Man, win Filet Mignon. Seriously.
Last year we applauded Microsoft's entry into the music genre with Lips. Unique LED and motion sensitive microphones, plus a packed song list with plenty of co-op options made for a great party. Lips is back with the first sequel, called Lips #1 Hits. But is it worth your money?
We just received a fresh batch of screenshots for the upcoming Dawn of War 2 expansion: Chaos Rising. In it we see the demons from beneath planet Aurelia slaughtering our poor Space Marines in epic combat.
League of Legends, the team-vs-team title that was inspired by the Warcraft III Defense of the Ancients mod, was released last week and the good folks at Riot Games provided us with a package of goodies to give away to one lucky Co-Optimus reader. Want to know what you can win and how to enter? Click the link for all the details.
If you picked up Painkiller: Resurrection on the PC last week with hopes of glorious cooperative stake gunning in your head, you may have been disappointed to find no menu option for co-op. Rest assured though, the game does have co-op support, it's just a little ridiculous as to how you have to start it.
It was a jam packed month of October on Co-Optimus. With 13 reviews, a dozen editorials, and tons of co-op game releases there was plenty of co-op goodness for everyone. Here's what you may have missed buried in all that information.
A new month starts today, and it brings with it new opportunities for some co-op gaming. A few of the developers from Cadenza Interactive, the guys that put together the co-op tower defense title Sol Survivor, along with a few folks from fellow gaming sites are holding an XBox LIVE Indie Game session today at 12:00 pm PST right now and their title of choice is... yep, you guessed it, Sol Survivor. Gamertags for all of the devs and game site fellows can be found at this link. As we highlighted in our recent review of the game, the title does have a few glitches, but the co-op modes, overall, are quite enjoyable. So if you've bought the game and are looking for some relaxing, post-Halloween co-op in which to partake this afternoon, hop on now and to join in on the play sessions.
We waited, and waited, and waited for Trine to finally make the leap from the PC to the Playstation Network. A bit late with a quiet release, we finally saw the 3 player co-op title sneak it's way on the Playstation Network. While many of us were happy to see the PSN version of Trine finally come about, we have some disappointing news.
Could Valve already be planning DLC for Left 4 Dead 2? The game isn't even on store shelves yet, but it appears there's at least two content packs in the works thanks to some PC users who decided to dig deep into the recently released demo's content.
