The casing on House of the Dead: Overkill is still warm, yet the game's developer Headstrong Games is already interested in remaking another co-op light gun shooter from Sega - Virtua Cop!  

If your copy of Dawn of War 2 has been crashing in Windows Vista - well you aren't alone.  Over at the official community blog the folks of Relic acknowledge an issue with 32-bit Vista and an out of memory bug.  The team is working hard to fix it, but in the meantime it's suggested you reduce your texture detail and effects fidelity to medium to help reduce the risk of a crash.

Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao isn't only the Xbox Live Arcade and PSN game with the longest name next to Street Fighter II: Turbo HD Remix - it's a 2 player co-op kung-fu brawl with a lot of style. 

Sega's Madworld is something of a controversial yet artistic game.  Sporting black and white graphics with the only color being the red of your enemies blood, players fight through this gameshow style videogame stacking up the bodies.  The strange part?  The game is only available on Nintendo's family friendly Wii system.

We've already told you that the upcoming Wii version of the Ghostbusters game is going to feature "A Pixar style look" - and now with the latest batch of screenshots you can see that for yourself.

Suikoden: Tierkreis for the Nintendo DS is an upcoming RPG title from Konami.  Fans of the Suikoden series will feel right at home in the latest title which takes place in a parellel universe of the previous titles. 

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Co-Op gaming is usually an incredible experience.  There's nothing quite like being in the moment, communicating with you teammates. 

Spider-man has had a long and generally successful video game career.  Spider-man for the Atari 2600 was an early game based on the web-slinger, and it was quite fun and addicting for the time.  A whole slew of Spidey games followed, for a large variety of game systems.  The Amiga, PC, NES, Game Gear, Game Boy, Genesis, Super Nintendo, and more all had multiple titles, of varying quality.  With the explosion of Spider-man's popularity after the movies, the wise cracking webhead hit the previous generation of consoles, culminating in what in my opinion, is the finest Spider-man game to date, Spider-man 2.

It's awfully quiet around Co-Optimus HQ...where did everyone go?  

Earlier this month, we reported that a portion of Ensemble studios picked themselves up, brushed off, and started a new studio called Robot Entertainment. Now we have news on the rest of the crew that didn't end up with Robot, primarily the portion responsible for Halo Wars.

The final vidoc for Halo Wars has been released (Others: 1, 2, and 3) and this time the video focuses on different gameplay modes, including co-op as well as different tactics.  There's even talk of some interesting tactics players can do in co-op.  For instance, one player is able to manage the economy and just pump money into the other player while the main player focuses on combat.  But really...where's the fun in that?