It was only a few short weeks ago we told you about a portable version of Earth Defense Force 2 on the PlayStation Portable. As of now, the game is only announced for a Japanese release, but with a full fledged console sequel on the way later this year, we're crossing our fingers for some co-op bug squashing on the go in the rest of the world.
Eat Them! is a giant-monster-run-amok game in the vein of Rampage or King of the Monsters. Up to four players can team up locally for some city destroying action. Beautiful cel-shaded graphics accentuate the campy feel of the game, bringing your custom created monsters to life.
Yesterday we brought you a video of Bulletstorm's send up of Halo 3's diorama-rific ad. The latest vid focuses on some of the skillshots available in the game. Graphically, it looks great. It also seems like it has the sensibilities and sense of humor a very disturbed, very angry 14 year old. Too bad it's rated 'Mature', just like this new video. Bulletstorm is available for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and the PC. It's available February 22, and has a four player online co-op mode. Seriously, this game looks like it was spawned from Xbox LIVE game chat.
I follow Twisted Pixel on Twitter, so it caught my eye last night when I saw the makings of a rumble. Deciphering tweets is an exercise in masochism, so I will sum up: Did you ever play the excellent 'Splosion Man? You know, the one made by indie developer Twisted Pixel that let you 'splode everywhere? The game that may have the greatest end credit sequence of all time? Well Capcom hopes you didn't. Their new title for the iPhone, MaXplosion, looks more than a little familiar. It looks like a cheap version of 'Splosion Man, with a whole lot less awesome.
Still slated for Spring 2011, download-only title Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime is fixin' to tear you a new one! According to their latest press release, Atari claims that players will be faced with "gigantic bosses" that are best defeated via a "concentrated effort". To assist you in surviving this incredible terror, up to three players can join locally or online.
The developers of Dungeon Siege 3 recently spoke with CVG.com. In the interview, lead designer Nathan Chapman and creator Chris Taylor discuss co-op on consoles and PC.
After the slew of DLC releases in rapid succession for Red Dead Redemption, there were a few issues that piled up. It looks like an update is now live to fix little things like being able to play with people in Japan, and not having to restart every time you switch from single player to multi-player.
Two Worlds 2 is out in the US in just two short weeks on January 25th for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC, but even this close to release you'll have a hard time finding any videos of the game's 8 player online co-op mode in action...until now.
Back in November we had told you about a confirmed March 22, 2011 release date for F.E.A.R. 3 on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. The game was slated to scare us like two little girls playing with a Ouija Board during a thunderstorm...in a graveyard...on Halloween. The focus of the game was its divergent co-op, something we talked extensively about in our E3 preview.
This week, Sam and Tally play some Halo: Reach, co-op-linking New York to Britain. Lag ensues, witticisms are made, Spartan logos are poked fun at, and (of course) much dying occurs.
The PlayStation Blog has covered 20 exclusive titles coming to the PlayStation 3 in 2011. Of those 20 titles, 9 of them feature co-op gameplay in some form. Whether its a huge AAA title like Killzone 3 or its a smaller downloadable title like Pixel Junk Shooter 2, this year appears to be one of the biggest for co-op gamers on Sony's platform.
The other day I was asked what I thought of Dragon Age by one of my buddies. I sat for a moment and finally admitted “I have it, but haven’t played...” Why would someone do that? I have a strange quirk where I don’t like starting games unless I have time to finish them...
