As is becoming increasingly common in this era of gaming, the Co-Opticrew's weekend plans are largely preoccupied with sequels. Many companies these days seem content with adopting the "if it ain't broke" mode of thinking, and you know what, it looks like it's paying off for them. Not that I'm complaining, though. Good games are good games regardless of how high the number is in their title.
The Co-Opticrew is reaching into our usual bag of tricks this weekend, with co-op shlooters and co-op sloopers taking up a fair amount of our time. What's this, though? It appears a few of our esteemed staff are also diving back into the realm of wooden tokens and translucent card sleeves for a couple days of board game goodness. We can only wish these adventurous souls (and their wallets) the best of luck. They'll certainly need it.
Once again, the inexorable march of time has ferried us to another weekend, and instead of dwelling on our own mortality, the Co-Opticrew has chosen to distract ourselves with - you guessed it - video games. All things considered, it's not a bad way to go about spending our time. Who knows what we'd be up to if not for co-op games? We could be obsessing over far-fetched conspiracy theories or, even worse, mumble rap. The mind shudders at the thought.
We have been blessed with another appearance by everyone's favorite duo: Saturday and Sunday. In accordance with Co-Opticrew tradition, we offer our plans to the ether in the hope that they shall be fulfilled. Will they, though? I suppose that's up to us. As the old saying goes, "The Weekend helps those who help themselves."
We're back with another jaw-dropping edition of (say it with me) Our! Weekend! In! Gaming! I know I abandoned our poor readers in their time of need, but believe me, it was (probably) worth the wait. Refreshed and re-energized, the Co-Opticrew is roaring into 2021 with a frankly staggering amount of games they'll be playing over the weekend. If this doesn't get you pumped up for your own plans, then frankly, you may want to consult a medical professional.
If you wanted to see what Call of Duty offers for co-op players, now is a good time to dive into the Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War's zombies mode, which is free from January 14th through the 21st.
The Co-Opticrew is on the lookout for things to pillage this weekend. We don't care if it's enemy ships, antagonistic aliens, or our own dreamscapes. If there's loot to be had, we're on the case. What will we do with said loot? Probably just ogle it for a while until something better comes along, if we're being honest. C'est la vie.
It's getting mighty chilly around Co-Optimus HQ. If things get any worse, we may be forced to take a few days off and wait for the routes to clear between our bedrooms and... our other bedrooms. There's no telling what could happen if we tried to commute in these conditions, so it's probably better to play it safe.
The Co-Opticrew is back at it again with the weekend video games. Now that we're well and truly into those chilly temperatures, we'll be cozying up with our game of choice and enjoying a nice cup of... whatever it is folks are into these days. Pumpkin spice? TikTok dances? Who knows.
Since Sony and Microsoft's latest consoles are finally seeing the cold light of day, it's the Co-Opticrew's solemn duty to test them out and report back. I'll give you a quick teaser, though: they're probably just fine. Nevertheless, the examinations must commence, so we'll be slingin' webs and swingin' axes all weekend long.
The Co-Opticrew is getting an extra life for the weekend, and we couldn't be more excited (not a Second Life, though, that's for the Co-Opticrew After Dark stream). Sure, we'll be playing a frankly unhealthy amount of video games over the next 48 to 72 hours, but we're doing it for charity. We're practically heroes.
As part of our roles as Gaming Journalists, we're contractually obligated to bring forth some of our spookiest gaming material for the coming weekend. From what I can tell, it seems like the Co-Opticrew has landed on Hades as its game of choice this time around. What's scarier than having a douche-y dad telling you what to do all the time? Trying to disobey him, failing, and listening to him gloat over and over for eternity, of course.
