Most Co-Optimus readers who also own an Xbox One will likely have a Live Gold membership as this is the only way to allow them to play online co-op. However, if you are on the fence, from 16-19th February Gold is open to all, as is access to Rocket League.
The sun is in the sky and the flowers are blooming. What better thing to do than stay indoors and play cheap games on your Xbox 360 and Xbox One? This week sees a reduction on a fair few titles including Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, Burnout Paradise and Syndicate.
The Xbox One version of Hidden Path Entertainment's Defense Grid 2 is featured as part of this week's Deals With Gold lineup, giving you a chance to save some cash on one of the platform's best co-op strategy games. Normally priced at $24.99, Defense Grid 2 is available to Xbox Live Gold subscribers this week for only $6.25. Defe...
Like the passing of time, the weekly sale for Gold members of XBLA is inevitable. What is also increasingly inevitable is that some co-op games will be on offer. This week you can grab Narco Terror, Cloudberry Kingdom, Child of Light, plus more on the cheap.
If you are an owner of a 360 or One and have a Gold account, hold your membership card up high as this week's sale has a flurry of vegetation and undead offers. There is money off Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare on One and 360, with an even better offer on the original Plants vs Zombies on 360. Many other co-op games are also on sale this week.
Roll up, roll up. Another week, another Xbox 360 sale, but this one is actually worth taking note off as it has three co-op games for a low, low price. Transformers: War for Cybertron is down to $5, whilst Transformers: Fall of Cybertron is $15. The final game? Sacred Citadel for $2.49.
Games with Gold on Xbox 360 looks like it is here to stay and although the games offered have not been that new, they have leaned heavily towards the co-op. This trend is set to continue in November as A World of Keflings is free until the 15th and then look out for Iron Brigade from the 16th.
Starting this Friday, October 4th, and lasting through Sunday the 6th, Microsoft is turning the big key and swtiching on Xbox Live Gold for a large chunk of the world. Everybody get their silver sequined co-op gloves on, it's time for some online co-op!
We've all gained a few pounds over the years. I remember back in 2007 I could fit into my Mankini without a problem and sit and play Halo 3 all day long with 3 of my co-op buddies - not anymore. However, from October 16th you can recreate this scene yourself as Halo 3 goes free as part of Games with Gold on the Xbox 360.
Microsoft's Games with Gold may be a poor reflection of Playstation Plus, but co-op fans have had a bevy of aging beauties to choose from, including Dead Rising 2 and Crackdown. You can now add the aged master that is Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas to that list, alongside Magic the Gathering 2013.
Right now Amazon has Xbox Live Gold subscription cards for $35.99, a discount of $14 off the normal price of $59.99. If you play co-op games online, you'll need an XBL Gold subscription to do so, as it is a requirement of Microsoft's network. The subscription also gives you access to things like Netflix, Hulu, and ESPN 3.
Xbox 360 gamers who enjoy co-op are in for quite a treat this week. Numerous co-op Xbox Live Arcade games are on sale for half of from now through Monday, October 3, including some that we never thought would go on sale (Trouble Witches Neo!).
