During this year's E3, a number of sites got a thumb drive loaded up with assets for a variety of Microsoft titles and discovered a folder on there called "Bulletstorm Remaster". No formal announcement was made about this and neither Microsoft nor the developer, People Can Fly, confirmed anything. A few days ago, a listing for Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition appeared on a Brazilian ratings site, so it looks like the title will be coming sometime in 2017.

@#$%! Epic has stopped production on a Bulletstorm sequel. Developer People Can Fly were working on a follow-up to the ribald shooter before Epic bossmen moved them to a new project. We know that the game didn't meet sales expectations, even though it was widely praised by critics. The game failed to hit projected numbers, despite including early access to the Gears of War 3 beta.

Despite favorable reviews, including our own, Bulletstorm failed to sell well at retailers and online for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC.  In fact it sold so poorly, that Epic Games, the game's publisher, actually lost money on the People Can Fly developed title.  According to some estimate that game sold around 300,000 copies - averaging about 100k per platform.

Bulletstorm's Gun Sonata DLC has finally rained down upon the PC.  The new content has two new Echo levels, "Guns of Stygia" and "Crash Site." There are three new stages for the game's four player Anarchy Mode, "Villa," "Sewers of Stygia," and  "Hotel Elysium."  This DLC was available on consoles a little over a month ago, and we posted our impressions of the entire Gun Sonata pack here.  We liked the DLC, and thought fans of the game would appreciate it, but it wouldn't interest gamers who had moved on to other titles.  You can download the Gun Sonata DLC on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, or PC for $9.99.

PC owners of Bulletstorm can expect some changes.  A recent update improves matchmaking features, XP displays, and implements some other minor tweaks.  This patch should ready the game for the Gun Sonata DLC pack, which still doesn't have a PC release date, yet.  You can see our impressions of the Gun Sonata DLC here, or read our full review of Bulletstorm here.  

Epic Games is giving away the soundtrack for Bulletstorm.  You may only remember screaming and swearing, but there was definitely and soundtrack in there.  Just follow this link for your free tunes.  The album is made up of 24 songs that average out to about two minutes each.  With titles like; "Hostiles on Our Tale," "My Cyborg Components," and "A Giant Cloud of Impending Doom," you know it's gotta be awesome. Okay, the songs sound a little same-y, but hey, free Bulletstorm soundtrack.  

Bulletstorm's new DLC launches today.  Titled "Gun Sonata," the new content has two new Echoes Mode maps and three new Anarchy Mode maps.  There are also two new leash colors for your customization pleasure, "Flamingo," and "Pulp."  We liked Bulletstorm when it was released a few months ago, giving it a 4 out of 5 in our Co-Op Review.  Is the new DLC fresh enough to merit 800 Microsoft Points, or $9.99?  Read on and find out.

I’m pretty sure there’s never been an online multiplayer mode that forces players to cooperate as much to actually complete it as Bulletstorm’s Anarchy. While other online co-op games suggest, imply, and hand hold their way to co-op play to success, Anarchy literally makes you fail if you don’t.

Looking to "Kill with Skill" as the tag line says?  Thought $60 was too much to do so, despite it being quite well reviewed.  Good news then - today only Amazon has Bulletstorm on sale for $39.99 - that price includes all platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC.  Definitely a steal for a game that's only a few weeks old.

Bulletstorm is a new IP in a sea of first person shooters. Will the mighty Unreal Engine, a unique Skill Shot system, adult language, and gratuitous, over-the-top-violence set it apart from the FPS pack? Check out our Co-Op Review to see if it's a contender, or just a bloody bag of meat.

Two big games are out today fighting for your hard earned dollar.  Both feature some form of co-op combined with some intense looking first person shooter action.  

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