by Jason Love 4
News
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Halo Wars Now Available Via Games on Demand

We reported not too long ago that Halo Wars, in addition to a couple other co-op titles, went Platinum and was now available for the low, low price of $29.99.  Well now Microsoft's sweetened the co-op pot by offering Halo Wars via download through its Games on Demand service.  While the game may not have been as widely popular as its more traditional FPS brother, Halo 3: ODST, the game is one of only a few co-op titles we've reviewed that has received the full 5 out of 5 for its co-op score.  All that co-op fun without ever having to leave the comfort of your home?  Now that's a deal.

by Sam Tyler 13
Editorial

Co-Opularity

The 2009 co-op game of the year for us was Halo 3: ODST, but did it deserve it? Was there something social at play? A popular game or franchise is always likely to sell more copies than a new IP and as a result of this there are more people playing it, creating a phenomenon we call Co-opularity.

by Jason Love 9
Video
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Halo Reach Creative Director Discusses Upcoming Title, Armor Abilities

Continuing their month-long coverage of Bungie's next title in the Halo franchise, Halo Reach, Game Informer has posted a video that features creative director Marcus Lehto talking a little bit more about the game.  While subscribers to the magazine will likely already be familiar with much of what Marcus talks about, e.g., the six-man Spartan team, the graphics engine updates, and the weapons, there is one little bit towards the end that hasn't been covered extensively: armor abilities.

by Marc Allie 0
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Brains Great, Less Filling: Call of Duty: Zombies iPhone Goes Lite

What could possibly be better than portable zombie slaying co-op?  How about portable zombie salying co-op for the low, low price of $0.00?  Call of Duty: World At War: Zombies (now with twice the colons), one of the most popular apps for the iPhone, now has a free version.  Imaginatively dubbed "Zombies Lite", the free game allows zombie hunters to try before they buy.  However, the fun isn't unlimited: three rounds of single player and two of co-op multiplayer are offered.  By then, of course, I'm sure you'll be willing to pop the $10 for the full version.  I can't wait to put this on my brother's iPhone when he isn't looking; he's enamored of the Swine Flu Scanner and Fart apps right now...

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