In an effort to continue our plans for world dom...social networking, we've launched our very own Twitter Feed today!  If you don't know what Twitter is...well...it's kind of hard to explain.  It's like a cross between blog posts and status messages.  It's an insanely popular service used by anyone.  Seriously, there are corporate CEOs that use the service and of course there are 10 year olds.  

Capcom has announced the relaunch of a brand new Resident Evil website, focusing on the upcoming 2 player co-op survival horror game Resident Evil 5.  The new site features screenshots, concept arts, wallpapers, and of course videos.  There's even a dedicated section for co-op specific videos showing off the game's two lead character cooperatively blowing zombie brains apart.  

Music and Karaoke fans can sing with joy.  Microsoft's singing and rhythm game Lips is set for release next month for the Xbox 360.  The game will feature over 40 songs (posted after the break) as well as support downloadable tracks and even the ability to import your own DRM free music from many different portable media devices.  It should be noted that the "sing along" mode doesn't actually put the words up on the screen or anything like that, it appears to be more like singing while driving your car kinda thing.  Still cool in my book.

It's been sometime since we talked about Sacred 2, and with good reason.  There are some updates regarding the 16 player PC co-op title, and the 4 player co-op 360 and PS3 version.

With 8 player co-op title Resistance 2 a short few weeks away, the marketing campaign has kicked up in a BIG way.  The above picture is for a building size ad for the game featured in download Los Angeles.  Luckily no office workers were harmed in the making of said ad, though a few screamed in fear before having their morning coffee.

Now, I realize as I type this that I'm dangerously close to starting an unwarranted hype train here, so let's be clear: I'm excited for this game. You don't have to be. In the meantime, however, just know that while cooperative modes seem to be all the rage, it's rare enough to see a game with 4-player co-op, much less 16.

You may recall the news of a free Rock Band 2 track pack, which we reported on here.  The track list is available now, and you can download your free goodies starting November 4.  Seems like there's something else going on then... hmmm...

Zombies aren't going to be the only thing drooling in Left 4 Dead.  In fact, after looking at the Xbox 360 interface for the upcoming 4 player co-op title, I'll be drooling right along with them.

Poor Billy.  He's looking for a co-op partner in Fable 2.  You see, his friend's list is empty - so he has no fancy orbs floating around.  For shame.  But you fine Co-Optimus readers can help him.  Despite any issues we have with what state the co-op play is in, the bottom line is the Fable 2 is still a damn fine game, and the cooperative play is tons of fun.  

Before you read: don't judge me by the above graphic, which is intended to be slightly humorous. While I'm not a fan of censorship in general, I can admit that as a new parent, it's relieving to know that game companies are taking the inevitable younger audiences into consideration when developing video games and platforms.

You've certainly heard by now about the recent recall of LittleBigPlanet.  The inclusion of music containing verses from the Qur'an was the reason for the recall.  The official quote from Sony: "we sincerely apologize for any offense that this may have caused."  Avoiding controversy for such a big title is certainly understandable, but now, it appears that some Muslim groups are now calling foul, this time over "censorship", as seen in this article at Edge.  Is this one of those lose/lose situations?

For a AAA title on release day, Fable 2 isn't doing too well.  Despite being really well received by critics, the fans are up in arms about several things.  Now there's one more thing to be pissed about.  It seems that some collectors editions, ones that were already gimped, are missing the included card with the codes required to download the extra content.  This includes a new dungeon and the much anticipated Master Chief costume.