Some of you are probably still defending our beloved homeworld from the insect-and-robot menace in Earth Defense Force 2025. But what if I told you that something darker lurked on the horizon. Something that could only be handled by the Playstation 4?
Been feeling the urge to squash aliens in co-op lately? From now until June 2nd, Xbox 360 Deals with Gold is running a sale that may just help you satisfy that urge. The list of games includes Star Trek, Aliens: Colonial Marines, Alien Hominid HD, Earth Defense Force 2025, Aliens vs. Predator, Alien Breed Evolution (Episode 1), Alien Breed 2: Assault, and Alien Breed 3: Descent.
Have you already conquered Earth Defense Force 2025, yet you just can't get enough of flying your cybernetic-ponytail wielding Wing Divers around massive cities? You may want to direct your attention to the final DLC mission pack available now on the PSN and the Microsoft Marketplace. With twenty new missions, you'll be mowing down unstoppable hordes of insects and robots while drowning in plenty of that sweet, sweet loot.
Modern shooters take themselves far too seriously. Sure, they might deal with mature themes like the brutality of war, or discovering the darkness lying in the hearts of all mankind, but they don’t have an ounce of humor at all. They resemble accountants in suits who feel uncomfortable when a client starts smiling. Earth Defense Force 2025, h...
Fans of Earth Defense Force 2025 on Facebook may have already taken advantage of this deal, but if you're into killing giant bugs and haven't like them on Facebook yet, now is the time. By liking the page and sharing their Newscast, you'll receive a code for the Special Ops Mission Pack, free.
As this winter SLOWLY begins to roll to a close, the video game releases are beginning to pick up. February and March look to be solid months for gamers once again after almost two months of nary a new title available. Here are this week's co-op video game releases.
It has been ten years since the EDF held the line against the alien invaders. Our foes from beyond the stars have returned with new technology and resources to reduce Earth to a burned shell. Only YOU- yes, YOU (and three friends) can suit up in your cybernetic equipment and stand against the insect onslaught.
If you loathe gigantic aliens which strongly resemble larger versions of mundane earth insects, (and also you have a thing against robots), then you'll finally be able to satisfy your thirst for destruction with Earth Defense Force 2025, launching February 18th. Take control of the titular Earth Defense Force and defend humanity against the threat of alien extinction. Grab some friends, load up your cybernetic samurai gear, and prepare to repel the insect/robot alliance.
2025 aims to be a really weird year if Earth Defense Force 2025 is to be taken as a glimpse into the future. Robots and insects decide to put aside their differences and team up because they are sick of humans forcing them to build cars and/or scorching them to death by reflecting the sun with a magnifying glass. Mankind must rely on the titular Earth Defense Force and their cyborg-suited samurai to survive the robot onslaught. You and up to three pals can dance around the battlefield and rip insects to shreds.
News Flash! Giant ants are going to be crawling out of the ground in February 2014, there is only one team that can stop them; the Earth Defense Force 2025. Pre-order the game today and get a few in game extras that are a tad more useful than a giant spray can of Bug-Be-Gone.
I haven't read much about Earth Defense Force 2025 lately, so I decided to take a brief trip to the game's Japanese website. I was not disappointed.
E3 2013 has wrapped and the long, hot summer of anticipation has begun. We were granted access to next-gen consoles and THE GAMES OF TOMORROW. Wielding our co-op gaming expertise, we have judged the offerings of industry titans and pugnacious indies. We created the Co-Optimus E3 2013 Game of Show Award to separate the lavish trailers and spectacular booths from real, hands-on gameplay. There are several contenders, but there is only one winner.. To qualify, the game had to have be playable cooperatively. That’s it. These are the co-op games to watch in the months to come. These are the titles that made an impression in a sea of digital escapism. These are our Co-Optimus E3 2013 Game of Show Nominees! Oh, and one standout winner.
