The newest Humble Bundle supporting the American Red Cross and Child's Play Charity features tons of co-op goodies at a pay-what-you-want price from Deep Silver. Pay any amount over $1, and receive Saints Row II, Saints Row: The Third, Sacred 2: Gold Edition and Risen 2: Dark Waters. 

I powered on my Xbox 360 today and was greeted by a pleasant surprise.  Three co-op games have appeared in the Xbox LIVE Marketplace.  Dead Block, Major League Bobblehead Pros, and Sacred 2: Fallen Angels are all available.  Someone should really give the editor who writes the weekly Co-Op Release Alerts what for.  He missed all three of these.  (I have it on good authority that he's been sitting at a window, longingly waiting for a UPS truck, quietly chanting "EDF" to himself.)

Last Friday I took my own advice and treated myself to Impulse's 50% off sale on Sacred 2: Fallen Angel. I'd been meaning to pick up this game for a little while, but hadn't decided between the console version and the PC version. Between the sale and some details I read about local co-op with the console version, I decided that the PC version was probably the way to go for me and my co-op partners-in-crime.

Courtesy of Impulse's "Weekend Impulse Buys," you can buy the PC version of Sacred 2: Fallen Angel for half price this weekend, meaning $15. This is a game that we thought had a pretty solid co-op experience, so if you're looking for a game to tide you over while all of this Diablo 3 information continues to tease you, Sacred 2 might be worth your while at this great price.

While EVGA has had a CO-OP line of video cards for a while now, their latest edition to the dual GPU lineup is something a bit unique.  Instead of allowing SLI on a single card like most of the other co-op cards, the GTX 275 CO-OP uses a GTX 275 GPU for graphics and a GTS 250 GPU for PhysX support.  PhysX allows the GPU to do advance physics processing and effects.

We really enjoyed Sacred 2: Fallen Angel last year on the PC and earlier this year on the consoles.  Despite the fact the game's developer, Ascaron, has gone belly up - sales were solid enough to warrant an expansion pack called Ice and Blood.

 A little known feature of Sacred 2: Fallen Angel on the PC is the ability to integrate with Dell's LightFX keyboard lighting system.  The LightFX system backlit Dell's now defunct XPS laptop line with numerous colors, while the LightFX SDK allowed developers to control these based on what was happening in the game.

Is your wallet getting a little light?  Still want to get in on some great co-op action with new releases?  GoGamer is coming to the rescue with great deals on the recently released Sacred 2: Fallen Angel for the 360 and PS3 and Terminator: Salvation for the 360 and PS3.

After numerous delays, Sacred 2: Fallen Angel has finally hit the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.  The game features a four player co-op mode that allows gamers to meet up both locally and online at the same time.  There's also drop-in and drop-out support so at any time you can bring a friend in for some dragon slaying action.