Previously available for only PC and Xbox Live, Fist Puncher launched today on OUYA. The OUYA version also adds two new exclusive characters to the already impressive lineup of 15. All 17 characters include their own movesets and attacks, so there's tons of reasons to replay and find your perfect puncher.
With the final piece of Headhunter DLC scheduled for release in mid-April, everybody's starting to wonder what's next for the Borderlands franchise. Those of us who can add are thinking about Borderlands 3. According to Gearbox president Randy Pitchford, though, the team is neither working on nor thinking about Borderlands 3. Not just yet, anyway.
A Plants vs Zombies title might not seem like the ideal franchise to show off your next-generation hardware, but the reality is, Plants vs Zombies Garden Warfrare isn't your typical PvZ game. Borrowing heavily from another EA franchise (The Battlefield series) in both gameplay style and graphics engine, Garden Warfare brings a family friendly t...
Microsoft recently revealed that they have reduced the price of Call of Duty: Ghosts "Digital Hardened Edition" by a decent amount. Will this move attract more gamers to purchase the digital version over the hard copy?
We've got two co-op releases this week. Xbox One owners will be happy to hear they've got a new AAA game coming their way in the form of Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare which is running on the same graphical engine as Battlefield 3. 2.25.2014 Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare (360, XONE) - Take the classic tower defense fr...
Ryse: Son of Rome may be getting some co-op DLC in the near future, but the once promised editor for this challenge mode is no more. Not for you the opportunity to place your friends in virtual near death situations, you will have to resort to doing that in real life instead.
Another weekend has arrived and not only does it bring with it the opportunity to enjoy some co-op gaming, but a chance to catch up on all the other news from the past week. Presented here for your reading pleasure is Beyond Co-Op, our weekly feature highlighting some of the non co-op related news that's been going on. This week we'll be looking at news of Irrational Games' closing down, the Xbox One getting a system update, a documentary covering the development and production of The Last of Us, and Atlus' future is secured.
The bugs are back in Earth Defense Force 2025 and at least one staff member has signed up to protect the planet from the alien menace. We all will fight aliens in our own way but a few of us will also take on demonic hordes, the undead, and of course the most fearesome creature of them all - "girls at a bachelorette party."
Turtle Rock Studios and 2K Games' upcoming co-op title Evolve has had us interested since day one. The game features a unique form a multiplayer where four players team up against one powerful monster, and luckily for co-op fans, that monster can be player controlled or computer controlled. Your choice. When it comes to co-op, you know where we stand.
At the start of the week Microsoft launched their Ultimate 360 Sale. Each day has pretty much seen at least one co-op game go on sale and Friday is no exception. Today you get the chance to buy Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City for 75%, amongst other single player game discounts.
It's no secret that Total War: Rome II had a pretty rough launch. Creative Assembly has been furiously patching the game to high heaven since the week of its release, and they still aren't done trying to fix all the bugs still plaguing the game. Speaking of bugs, they've decided to just embrace irony at the highest level and put actual, physical bugs in the game itself. Scorpions count as bugs, right?
It seems that gamers will have to wait until April before they can get their tentacles on Octodad: Dadliest Catch for their PS4's. Developer Young Horses announced that their game will be pushed back slightly to finish polishing it for the console version.
