Frozenbyte's cooperative, puzzle-platformer series, Trine, has gone through its fair share of changes and innovations over the past 10 years; some good, some not so good. The forthcoming Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is poised to be the best one yet as it returns to its 2.5D roots, increases the co-op player count from three to four, implements some valuable lessons learned from previous games, and somehow manages to have even more gorgeous visuals than before. Producer Modus Games and Frozenbyte have been detailing what's been going into the latest entry in a series of "Making Of" videos and today, they've shared the newest one with us.

Here's some good news if you own a PlayStation 4 and were thinking of picking up LEGO Dimensions next month. If you buy the Starter Pack, which includes the portal, Batman, Gandalf, Wyldstyle, the Batmobile, and the game itself, you'll get an exclusive Supergirl figure to use in the game. For everyone else, you're out of luck.

We now know that Diablo 3 will be hitting consoles on Sept. 3, and that the game will support local, online, and combo co-op. While we've heard some mention of the latter, we have yet to see it in action... until now. From their command console at E3 [Ed. Note: I'm assuming they have a command console], Blizzard has released a slew of screens of the game running on the Xbox 360 and the Playstation 3. They've also released a video that shows off friends playing together, whether they're local, online, or both!

It’s hard to believe that nearly two years ago, I wrote the first exclusive preview of Double Dragon II: Wander of the Dragons for Co-Optimus. A 3D remake of the classic Double Dragon II arcade game, it seemed destined to revive the historic beat-em-up franchise after years of inactivity. Korean game developer Gravity Co, Ltd. and publisher Barunson Creative Co Ltd. understood the series’ importance in the gaming landscape and found the second game’s story most exciting, hence their decision to remake it for modern audiences.

Not every Kickstarter campaign sees it way to fruition. Such was the case, sadly, for Cadenza Interactive and their six-degrees-of-freedom cooperative shooter, Retrovirus. For some of these campaigns, that's the end of things - the game/movie/album/book will never be and the people involved move on to the next thing. For Cadenza, it was simply time to move on to the next plan. As Dylan Barker told us when we spoke to him last month just prior to the campaign's conclusion, Cadenza had some other plans in place to help see them through should the worst occur. Turns out, those plans were to find a major distributor.

With today's release of Konami's newest title, NeverDead, comes a new trailer showing off some of the game’s unique play-style.

Twisted Metal is fondly remembered by many a classic gaming fan.  The upcoming revival of the series is bringing the over-the-top action to the modern console era.  This time around, Twisted Metal's trademark violence has apparently been ramped up considerably, as evidenced by the screenshot above.  In fact, one scene in the opening cinematic was so disturbing that it earned Twisted Metal an 'M' rating. Designer David Jaffe indicated that they were fine with the more lax rating because "without blood, it felt a little weird, frankly."

Yar's Revenge is releasing this week on Xbox Live Arcade and PC - and Co-Optimus has the first two exclusive screenshots of the game's co-op mode. Want more? We're giving away copies of the game to lucky winners on launch day. Read on to find out how to enter and check out the screens.

Two Worlds 2 is out in the US in just two short weeks on January 25th for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC, but even this close to release you'll have a hard time finding any videos of the game's 8 player online co-op mode in action...until now.

The team over at iiji must have a thing for doing co-op in a valley.  Earlier this year we brought you an exclusive first look at a new co-op mode called Death Valley for the free to play FPS called Alliance of Valiant Arms.  iiji's is back with a brand new free to play FPS called Genesis A.D. - a futuristic game that's more about twitch gameplay than strategy.  It too is getting a cooperative mode, this time called - Viper Valley. 

Alliance of Valiant Arms is a free to play first person shooter on the PC by publisher ijji. Launching this week is the game's next co-op mode called Death Valley. This unique mode will challenge players and give the chance to earn some unique goodies. We have the exclusive first look and screens

Combat Arms has been pushing out monthly updates to the game, adding content and features like new weapons, kits, and even cooperative modes. Now Nexon is set for the biggest update to the game's user interface. We sat down with Graham Kays, Producer for Combat Arms, for an exclusive first look.