We've got a regular cornucopia of Left 4 Dead news today for you. First lets start at the upcoming DLC for Left 4 Dead 1 called Crash Course. Valve has announced a release date of September 29th on both Xbox Live and Steam. It looks like we were wrong, and so was Paramore. We're crush crush crushed.
Sick of Halo 3: ODST news yet? Well too bad! I got a quick one for you here. The co-op revolution continues as over 4 million co-op matches of ODST have taken place since the game launched just 24 hour ago. That's pretty impressive.
A Civil War divides the Marvel universe. Who will you side with? Captain America, or Iron Man? How awesome are the new Fusion attacks? Is Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 as good as the first game? Find out in our review!
Wired provided a public notice yesterday warning players to manually save their Halo 3: ODST campaign before hopping over to the Firefight mode. Apparently, the game's autosave doesn't really care that you don't want to leave your friends waiting on you.
Microsoft has effectively lowered the price of their Xbox 360 Elite console to $249 by offering a $50 mail in rebate on the system. The offer is valid for purchases made between now and October 5th - no doubt an effort to boost sales with ODST.
Getting closer to the games release, Fairytale Fights is showing us a little teaser of the brand of humor in the game through this new theatrical style trailer. Starting off with what you'd expect to see from a Fairytale story with sweet music and mystical glimmering text on the screen, and quickly melting into the hardcore gore-fest you will actually see with the game. All four characters show off their sweet moves in this one, co-op style!
You know those really annoying kid show characters, The Teletubbies? They're these brightly colored, billowing, and loud creatures that squeal and talk like a bunch of cracked out unicorns. And they need to die.
It looks like we were right on the money, as Relic and THQ have officially announced the first single player and multiplayer expansion pack for Dawn of War 2. The expansion is called Chaos Rising, and it features Chaos Space Marines of the Black Legion as the main enemy.
The day is just about here, and if you didn't realize it, you weren't paying attention! Halo 3 ODST hits the Xbox 360 tonight at midnight. The game offers four player online co-op, 2 player split screen co-op, and a mix of online and split screen through the campaign.
We were fortunate enough to get a few questions through to Joe Khourry, Producer of the PlayStation Portable version of Army of Two: The 40th Day. After our PAX interview, we realized that very little has been shown of the portable version, which will include co-op; in fact, much of the console version is being carried over in what we hope will be a fluid co-op shooter on the go.
Last week we thought we had two co-op games on the Xbox Live Arcade, when in fact there was only one. This week we're pretty confident that we have three co-op titles making their way to the Xbox 360. That more than makes up for it in our book.
When Ensemble Studios, creators of Halo Wars, was closed a few projects went with it. Surprisingly one of those projects was another Halo title, though not much is known about it. These painting were from artist Dylan Cole and are listed as concept artwork for a cancelled title in the Halo Universe.
