A few months ago we had a hands on preview of The First Templar. This new trailer offers a glimpse of the combat system and finishing moves. We also get a peek at Marie's combat prowess. Also, it looks like Celian stabs a dude right in the junk. Ow.
Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime has hit the digital shelves. The 4 player on- or offline co-op title has a brand new cast, but the same awesome proton packs. A new launch trailer is out, which showcases the game's features. Looks like some truly impressive bosses will be making an appearance. Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime is available now for the Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network, and PC. Stay tuned to Co-Optimus for our Co-Op review.
Dead Island's logo is getting a good old fashioned censoring. The "I" has been reworked for North American audiences. Apparently, the hanging zombie was a little too insensitive, never mind the fact that this imagery is a staple of the western movie industry. Maybe it was the palm tree that set people off. Silly physics! Those fronds wont's support the weight of a zombie. At least, not an adult zombie. A hanging child zombie? Now that would have been offensive.
We've been pretty interested in the development of Ratchet and Clank All 4 One what with its fun-sounding cooperative mechanics and huge boss battles. And, I mean, c'mon, it's a cooperative Ratchet and Clank game! We've previously heard few details on the story of the game, however. For those of you wondeirng just HOW Ratchet, Clank, Qwark, and Dr. Nefarious end up in a situation where they must band together, the following story trailer may clear up some of your lingering questions. It also shows off some of the cooperative swinging and shooting that we've heard about in the past.
We've got some fresh news today on an upcoming PlayStation Network downloadable title. Called Dungeon Hunter: Alliance, the game is based on the popular Dungeon Hunter series from mobile developer Gameloft. The PSN exclusive will features local and online four player co-op through 30 levels of play.
PlayStation Move Heroes is out now on retail shelves, the game showcases not only Sony's PlayStation Move, but features characters from classic PlayStation franchises working together. There are six characters on display in the two player couch co-op game: Jak, Daxter, Sly Cooper, Bentley, Ratchet and Clank.
It’s true that the seasons are changing. Warmer weather is all around us, flowers are blossoming, and it’s nice to just get out of the house on occasion. What does that mean? This issue of On the Download will be addressing very portable iPad and iPod Touch/iPhone games for download, and co-op play.
This week we take a look at two co-op indie titles that offer up some great co-opportunities for both local and online play: The Sugar Killerz and Alpha Squad.
It's one of the most co-op family friendly series out there, the LEGO games from Travelers' Tales are a staple to any family's gaming regiment. The latest title is back in the Star Wars Universe, specifically modeled after The Clone Wars TV show.
Section 8: Prejudice is trying to break the retail mold. Developer TimeGate Studios are skirting a physical retail version of the game altogether. This new title is supposed to have all the content of a "normal" $60 dollar game, but Section 8: Prejudice will be released for 15 bucks on the Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network and PC. If you haven't been paying attention, $15 is the normal price point of DLC for two of the biggest titles in the industry. And this DLC customarily contains only a handful of maps.
Bad news, puzzle platformer fans. Trine 2 just got delayed a whole season. Originally scheduled for a Spring 2011 release, Trine 2 has been pushed to Summer 2011. It could be worse. If you remember correctly, the first Trine is available on the PC and PlayStation Network. It was supposed to released on the Xbox 360, and then got pushed back to never.
