Microsoft has given their Gold members word on what their next month of free games will be, with four more games coming over the course of March. Unfortunately, Brave (based on the Pixar film but not as well received, critically, as the film) is the only game that features Co-Op, but for the low low price of free, it’s worth picking up.
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At Co-Optimus we like to cater for all tastes, so for every ten headshot heavy, gun blasting violence-athons, we throw in a family friendly title. Brave: The Video Game is one such family affair; due alongside the Pixar film on July 24th across PS3, 360, PC and Wii (27th in the UK). The new trailer features gameplay, of the solo variety, but also some bear action. That is bear, as in furry mammal and not bare as in nude. If you want that sort of thing please read an article on one of the more adult games - try Catherine.
I'm a person of a certain age and should have grown out of cartoons by now, but when these cartoons are made by Pixar I can't help but get excited. Pixar films are invariably great *cough* not Cars 2 *cough* and they often come with tie in video games. This is the case with Brave: The Video Game, which will follow the co-op trend of Up and Toy Story 3.
