While it looks like Take 2 is going to post quite a loss this quarter, the publisher of Gearbox's Borderlands plans to stand behind the franchise calling it an "important" and "long-term" addition to their portfolio. This is good news for the game, one in which a certain analyst thought was sent out to die by the publisher.
As 2009 rolls to a close, it's time to look back and reflect on everything Co-Op. We have 7 categories for you to cast your ballot in. Voting closes on Sunday, December 13th - so cast quick. Write-ins are welcome!
Team 17 has announced that their episodic remake of Alien Breed is going to be released on Xbox Live Arcade on December 16th. Alien Breed Evolution is a 2 player co-op title in which players defend themselves against thousands of aliens in twin stick shooter fashion. The cooperative mode is separate from the main game's story, and sounds similar to the many other survival modes out there. Called "Battle Mode" it's playable locally and online.
November was so busy, I almost forgot to post our round-up of co-op coverage. So here's everything you may have missed last month in cooperative gaming. 15 reviews, 16 game releases, a preview, an interview, and two Co-Opticasts! Enjoy!
In the better late than never category comes news that Microsoft's Games for Windows Live service now will offer downloadable versions of LIVE Enabled titles on demand for the service. From the sound of it, as of now, only Games for Windows LIVE enabled titles will be available.
Who said the deals have to end with Black Friday or Cyber Monday? Newegg is currently selling the Xbox 360 version of 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand for $9.99. Yes...$9.99! Sadly the PS3 version isn't on sale.
Nothing says Happy Holidays quite like headless zombies, boomer bile, and lots and lots of sugar. These Left 4 Dead 2 cookies are made of wholesome gingerbread and make the perfect gift for the zombie slayer in your house this year.
The rumors are true, as the PlayStation Blog has officially confirmed Q-Game's Pixel Junk Shooter will be released on December 10th on the PlayStation Network. The two player local co-op game will cost $9.99 and feature slick 1080p visuals.
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite times of the year. A short week of work, good food, football, time spent with family, and the thrill of shopping make me very thankful. Best of all is a bit of extra time for gaming, and this year was no exception. This week in co-op, we'll take a look at what was on our family's Thanksgiving table of gaming goodness.
While you're waiting impatiently for Crackdown 2, why not contribute some great art in the process? Developer Ruffian Games is asking for artistic contributions to the mayhem in Pacific City by holding a competition to create some original graffiti artwork to be plastered on ruined walls around town. There are a few rules and regulations to be considered before starting, and we'd like to add that any Billy artwork entered earns some pretty sweet community points with us.
Two Worlds II - sequel to the eight-player online co-op original for PC and Xbox 360 - is being developed for a Spring 2010 release for Xbox 360, PC, and now Playstation 3.
Independent developer Tragnarion Studios has announced their brand new Unreal Engine 3 powered game The Scourge Project. Billed as a 3rd person squad shooter set in a fictional futuristic world, players can team up for four player co-op action through a five hour campaign.
