How did we miss this? Blame IGN's new layout, but an impromptu-style article showcasing a hands-on co-op experience has slipped through the cracks. Luckily, Co-optimus is here to crawl under the floorboards to bring the overlooked snippets to your attention.

The caped crusader and boy wonder join forces to battle the evil blocky villains of Gotham City.  Grab two controllers, a coke and get ready to do battle.   Does LEGO Batman hold up as well as it's predecessors like LEGO Indiana Jones and LEGO Star Wars?  Read our review to find out.

Ok, there's actually not any Gears of War themed lingerie, and for that I'm glad.  But we do have a lot of other Gears of War 2 related news. 

Thanks to some astute readers over at Xbox360 Fanboy it's been found that the 4 player co-op title Zombie Wranglers is available to download...even though it shouldn't be.  This would be the second time the game has been involved with a Xbox Live Arcade mix up, the first having it already listed as released.

RUN do NOT walk.  Quick.  Stop reading.  Click here.  Go go go.  If not you may not make it into the Resistance 2 Co-Op Beta. 

I'm beginning to run out of adjectives to describes all these awesome video trailers of cooperative games.  This time GameTrailers has managed to snag four exclusive videos of the upcoming Call of Duty: World at War title for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC (the Wii version is not represented in these trailers).  The game features a unique four player cooperative mode that includes a perks style system that was made so famous in Call of Duty 4. 

I played a preview build of Sacred 2: Fallen Angel.  I leveled my Seraphim to a respectable level 14.  But wow... I didn't see any giant worms, killer beetles, or huge dragons when I played!  The latest trailer for Sacred 2 shows of some of the cooperative multiplayer action for the PC version (up to 16 players!).  And like I just mentioned, it's filled with all kinds of big baddies, explosive spells, and just plain gorgeous graphics.

This week, in between battling a crazy barrage of colds, I have been playing hour after hour of Too Human. The game is not perfect, but for me, it might nearly be perfect. I love crazy variety of weapons, and games that mix swordplay with guns. So, as you can see, I would be naturally attracted to the game. However, this column is all about the co-op fun I had with Too Human, so I will focus on that. So, to summarize my experience with co-op in Too Human, I will use simply two words: too fun.

Well, Blizzard has done it again folks.  Another new "feature" of Diablo III has been revealed, and if you thought the rainbows and unicorns were bad, you'll hate this.  A checkpoint system will likely be put into place, which means no more totally fun and enjoyable (in a masochistic way) trips with no gear back to retrieve your corpse.  BLIZZARD!  Throw us a bone here!  There is no greater feeling than dying repeatedly to the same monsters over and over, with a long walk in the nude in between each death.  And what about the challenge?  Defeating enemies without any of that overrated gear weighing you down is a nice change of pace. 

Sometimes I'm just not sure what's going on in the industry today.  Between announcements of announcements, and the changing of feature sets to only patch them in later, it seems someone has it ass backwards. 

How many of you went to the store...bought Rock Band 2...drove home...opened the package...and then read the instruction booklet through to the back cover?

It's October 1st, and that means a brand new month.  And with a new month comes a new Xbox 360 Co-Op Game night.  In an effort to hype up the sequel to one of the best co-op games ever, we are having another Gears of War Co-Op Night.