Vita owners were more than a little disappointed with the lack of Vita-related news at E3 2013, but a little PixelJunk might cheer everyone up. Double Eleven recently announced it will be handling a remake of the PlayStation 3 and PSP tower defense game, titled PixelJunk Monsters: Ultimate HD.
At Co-Optimus we love ourselves a bit of Tom Clancy, especially of the Rainbow Six variety, but with that series in limbo what has the Tomster got for us instead? We have already seen something from the upcoming Tom Clancy's The Division, but how does the co-op work and is it more PvP? Ubisoft try to explain...
It was just last week we learned that the Xbox One would forgo including a headset in the box for online chat. Instead the system would rely on its Kinect peripheral for your voice chatting needs. For a myriad of reasons this isn't ideal, but perhaps more eye opening is the fact that existing 3rd party headsets would not work with the Xbox One. So we did what any good site would do, we hit up our community.
One of the lures of ARPGs is character specialization via skill point distribution. In the Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing not only can players spec the main character, but companion character Katarina as well. The newest DLC for the game, entitled Blue Blood, adds a whole new skill tree for Katarina.
Looking for a way to spend your Saturday afternoon? You're in luck! A handful of independent developers have teamed up to show off their games, chat with fans, and, hopefully, get some support for their game on Steam Greenlight. The Greenlight Supershow kicked off at 10:30 AM EDT this morning with a twitch.tv stream of over 20 different games currently seeking support on the Greenlight service. The list of games, which can be found after the break, includes a number of cooperative titles, including FORCED, Retrobooster, and BroForce. So hop on over to the live stream to check out a few titles and show some support.
This weekend a few of us are getting the heck out of Dodge for vacation and romantic getaways. It's summer time. Find a pool and bake.
More free Soul Sacrifice DLC dropped this week. I finally pried myself away from the Vita version of Hotline Miami (Beyond Co-Op Review forthcoming) long enough to check it out. I nearly forgot how easy it is to pick up and play Comcept's twisted fantasy game. I jumped in, linked up with some randoms, sacrificed the souls of a few monsters, swiped some Lacrima, and was on my way. Smooth.
Freakin’ Sweet. A game based on a popular Fox cartoon, what could possibly go wrong? I mean, The Simpsons Game was great wasn’t it? Futurama: The Game? Perhaps, Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse will be the rose amongst these thorns.
Today, we dip our toes back into the pool of cooperative tabletop board games. We've previously delved into the rich Lovecraft universe with an article covering Elder Sign. Moving beyond the fast paced, dice rolling puzzle aspects of that game, we come to the Great Old One of Cthulhu games, Fantasy Flight's colossal epic, Arkham Horror.
I know a couple of games that have sold well recently; Minecraft 360 and Skylanders. One involves creating immense worlds, the other buying toys and bringing them into your game. No one ever excused Disney of not being able to make a buck or two themselves, so they have combined these two concepts in Disney Infinity's Toy Box Mode. The latest trailer for the game shows us how you go about building a Disney World of your own.
Not long after the latest patch for Gears of War: Judgment has gone up, we find ourselves with a bunch of the previous DLC’s now on sale via the Xbox Live Marketplace. Might this be a good time to get back into the game?
Today we have four new Dark Souls 2 videos to tide us over until the game's release next March. Fresh from the Famitsu Youtube channel, the gameplay footage seems to be pulled directly from the demo we played at E3 a few weeks ago. You can read my hands-on impressions of the challenging fantasy game here.
