It may not be as epic as the winter or summer sales, but this week's list of Steam deals isn't too shabby. Six games are on sale for 66-75% off, including three games that support co-op play. Topping the list is Krater, the post-apocalyptic role playing game that supports online and LAN co-op for two players. Capsized and Section 8: Prejudice also feature co-op modes, the former supporting two player local games and the latter online and LAN for up to four players.

The Steam Winter Sale is still in full swing and today's items have just been revealed with the tick of 1PM Eastern.  It's a quick and easy way to bolster your PC gaming collection without having to drop a lot of coin.  Available today are plenty of good co-op games for some ridiculously low prices.

The summer co-op releases are becoming few and far between.  Pick up a titillating stair climbing game to keep your mind right, or enjoy some low orbit skydiving.  The choice is yours.

Section 8: Prejudice is on sale this week for your computer, the deal comes shortly after the game was finally released on the PlayStation Network.  There's actually two places to get a deal on the game, Direct 2 Drive and Games for Windows Marketplace.

Section 8: Prejudice is finally coming to the PlayStation Network on July 26th, the game was already released on XBLA and PC back in April of this year.  To ease the pain of the wait, Timegate is offering up some goodies for PlayStation owners with some exclusive unlocks and even two new multiplayer modes.

Section 8: Prejudice is a downloadable sequel to a full retail title, developer Timegate hopes to change things with a fully featured $15 game. Three modes of play - single player, co-op and versus are all on display. Strap in soldier, its time to drop in for our co-op review - now updated with PC version info and impressions!.

What an awesome weekend!  The whiny Goth couple finally got eliminated from the Amazing Race!  I know they were annoying, but I don't really think their departure warranted a celebration at the White House.  Man, some people must have really hated that couple.  Celebrate by picking up one of these great games.

We're kicking off a great contest today for Section 8: Prejudice - a game we reviewed quite recently and enjoyed. What's up for grabs? We have 5 Section 8 themed prize packs available with two grand prize winners that will be chosen at random.

I am not sure if I’m noticing my own habits of buying games that are similar all at once, or if the world is conspiring to release an onslaught of similar games one after another. This is where you decide. Do you see handfuls of games that appear to be coincidentally similar?

Section 8: Prejudice is a downloadable sequel to a full retail title, developer Timegate hopes to change things with a fully featured $15 game. Three modes of play - single player, co-op and versus are all on display. Strap in soldier, its time to drop in for our co-op review.

Section 8: Prejudice launches next week on Xbox Live Arcade and on PC on May 4th.  The one thing thats been touted since the game's announcement has been just how much content is in the package for its $15 price tag.  With a single player campaign, online versus mode, and four player co-op mode - its hard to disagree.  Co-Optimus has been hands on with the title numerous times, including the final XBLA copy, and we think folks are going to be pleasantly surprised.

Section 8: Prejudice has adopted an ambitious pricing and distribution strategy.  The preceding title, Section 8, was a full priced retail game that received postitive reviews and little player support.  Producer/developer TimeGate Studios decided to make the sequel more competitive by releasing it as a downloadable title and pricing it at $14.99, or 1200 Microsoft Points.  The studio claims Section 8: Prejudice will be a fully-featured game.