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TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Game Coming in 2024 From Outright Games

Paul Acevedo

Details about the Mutant Mayhem game are scarcer than the Ninja Turtles make themselves after the cops show up, but Outright Games did share this:

Co-Op Monthly Round-Up for August 2023

Christoph Licht

Of course, success is short lived in the world of videogames. One week you are on top of the world, the next no one cares about you anymore. And the signs are already on the horizon for Baldur's Gate III. Bethesda's upcoming Starfield may not have co-op (yet - make your bets on how long it takes the modding community to fix that), but we all know that half the globe (slight exaggeration) will jump into the vast Field of a Star in September, ourselves included... with one exception: our Database Master. He has to continue toiling away in the Database Mines to keep our database fresh and up to snuff, after all. Especially now, since it's that time of the year again, with more releases coming out each minute than anyone can feasibly play in a lifetime. For August, this meant the addition of another 149 entries to our ever-growing Behemoth and the crossing of the 13,000 total entries milestone.

Co-Op Monthly Round-Up for July 2023

Christoph Licht

In terms of new releases: they were mostly spread out evenly over the whole month and featured the usual mix of high profile titles like Jagged Alliance 3 and Remnant II finally hitting store shelves (that mostly didn't disappoint this time around), re-releases of old classics for new platforms (e.g. Twisted Metal 2 on PS4/PS5) and interesting indie titles like the point 'n click murder mystery adventure Whispers in the West. So take a look below, pick your poison and play away!

Steam Deck RGB Docking Stations and RGB Backplate Now Available From JSAUX

Paul Acevedo

RGB Docking Station for Steam Deck

JSAUX's RGB Docking Stations offer 6 lighting modes. The lighting can be adjusted by connecting to a PC. Two RGB Docking Stations are available:

HyperX Gaming Gear Gets Big Discounts for Prime Day [Sale Ended]

Paul Acevedo

Headsets

Co-Op Monthly Round-Up for June 2023

Christoph Licht

But most of these titles are still at least a couple of months away. So what was there actually available to play in June? Well, as always, quite a lot actually! We counted 53 games in our release calendar across all platforms, the biggest highlight of course being Diablo IV. But if that is too dark and brutal for you, then titles like We Love Katamari REROLL Royal Reverie or Toodee and Topdee have your back. Shoot'em up fans also had a couple of reasons to rejoice with Raiden III x MIKADO MANIAX hitting store shelves, as well as RayStorm X RayCrisis HD Collection and Ray’z Arcade Chronology.

Microsoft Announces Xbox Series S Carbon Black 1TB Console

Paul Acevedo

The original Xbox Series S was released as an affordable alternative to the more powerful Xbox Series X. Whereas the Series X sells for $500, the white Series S sells for $299. The Series S is less powerful, of course, but that's a fair tradeoff for the much lower price tag. Still, the Series S has long been saddled with a meager 500 GB SSD, a paltry amount of storage for today's increasingly large games. If you wanted to play more than just a few games at a time, you basically had to buy an overpriced memory card to increase the console's storage capacity.

Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Wireless Headset Review

Nick Puleo

So let's tackle that first.

Co-Op Monthly Round-Up for May 2023

Christoph Licht

Meanwhile, May was anything but a boring month for new releases. 62 titles across all platforms and genres were vying for your attention, a personal highlight of ours being Tape to Tape on PC. After all, how often do you get a hockey game featuring a campaign AND co-op as well? It's definitely worth a look for sports fans.

Beyond Co-op Reviews: May 2023

Paul Acevedo

Welcome back to Beyond Co-Op Reviews, our critical look at games that don't feature co-op modes....

Co-Op Monthly Round-Up for April 2023

Christoph Licht

What you do with this information is of course totally up to you; we're just providing the facts here. You could, for example, thoroughly analyze these numbers and then release several hour-long essays on YouTube. On the other hand, you could take a look below to see what you might've missed, get a few friends, and play away - whichever makes more sense for you. We just want you to have fun!

Co-Op Monthly Round-Up for March 2023

Christoph Licht

Once again, a ton of stuff debuted in March. From small to big, from relaxing to action-packed, there's something for everyone. So, make sure to take a look below and see what you might've missed.