A short while after Saints Row 2 has hit the shelves - and before LittleBigPlanet was even available to play, the developers have let slip that respective sequels are already in production. Whether or not the new games will extend the co-op experiences that both have fairly successfully provided is unknown at this point, but rest assured...
If you managed to snag a copy of LittleBigPlanet over the weekend, you may have been dissapointed when you got home to try out the online co-op. You see, the servers weren't quite ready yet.
Rockstar has sent along word that a brand new patch for Grand Theft Auto IV on the PlayStation 3 has gone live, and with it comes trophy support for the game. That's the good news. The bad news is the patch is not retroactive, so you'll need to create a new game to begin earning those covetted trophies in Liberty City.
It's like an echo through time of one year ago. A major rhythm game with cool new hardware is released, and angry gamers find that their expensive plastic instruments aren't working properly. This time, it's Guitar Hero: World Tour, though, and not Rock Band that's the culprit. Joystiq reports that the most common problem seems to be broken cymbals, followed by drum heads and then the new guitar controller. Unfortunately for GH fans, the Activision warranty isn't quite up to par with Rock Band's: players must ship back controllers at their own expense. Hopefully, if the problem is indeed as widespread as Rock Band's were last year, they will change their customer service policies. In the meantime, you might try your luck returning your gear to your local retailer.
Activision managed to do a simultaneous platform and worldwide release of their latest Guitar Hero title, World Tour. Though carrying the Guitar Hero name is a bit of a misnomer as the title features full set of instruments including drums, guitar, and vocals for a full 4 player co-op experience. The game is on store shelves today ...
The Resistance 2 multiplayer beta is underway, and lucky for us - it has co-op! We dive head first into the game's 8 player co-op mode and give you the skinny on the Chimera slaying. We also have 3 minutes of exclusive video footage!
If you can't wait for November 11th when Call of Duty launches with its Zombie Survival Mode, and you REALLY can't wait until November 18th when Left 4 Dead launches with it's 4 player co-op campaign - then there is a solution. Right now pre-ordering Left 4 Dead through Gamestop will yield you early access to the demo.
Most games these days have bugs, glitches or problems. So it should come as no surprise that a game as open and varied as Fable 2 has its fair share. There are two major bugs in the game which can impede your ability to even complete it, and there are two glitches which help you become more rich and powerful.
Last week, we and several other representatives from community sites were invited out to Pandemic Studios in Los Angeles to attend a Community event for Lord of the Rings: Conquest.
If Call of Duty: World at War's 4 player co-op campaign mode didn't interest you, perhaps the latest revelation will. Sit down. No, really sit down for this. Oh you are? OK then.
A few weeks back, we had a contest, giving away three copies of Duke Nukem on XBLA. A nice bonus for the winners was the promise of playing co-op Duke Nukem 3D with the Co-Optimus staff. Last Saturday night, one of the winners got together with us for some old school, one-liner spoutin' action. Since Duke Nukem is such a classic, and features co-op, it's only natural that our report on the action would be the topic of this week's Co-Op Classics.
8 Player Co-Op racer Burnout Paradise is getting four new DLC updates -- "packs" -- next year. Presumably, they will carry the same price as the last three packs, but Criterion is keeping mum on that note. Speaking of Criterion, their official site/blog has been updated to accomodate this announcement. While the new iteration i...
