For gamers who love puzzle games, finding good ones that support co-op can sometimes be tough. If you're one of those co-op puzzler fans, you might want to take note of a pack that quietly released this week on the XBLA marketplace: the Beautiful Puzzle Pack.
By now, we’ve grown accustomed to seeing zombies in our games. Whether it’s due to some new virus that brings the dead back to life, a biblical reckoning, or just good old fashioned dark magic, the deceased are having a hard time staying in their graves in the gaming world. TOMA (The One Man Army) Game Studio’s Jimmy vs Zombies al...
It took me around 17 years of PC gaming before I finally got an actual “gaming keyboard” and “gaming mouse” (the Roccat Isku and Kone[plus], respectively). My world wasn’t shattered with the introduction of these devices to my gaming habits, but it was made easier and a little better. The only gaming accessory I hadn’t upgraded was the mousepad itself.
Here we are at day four of our contests to celebrate our week long celebration of the launch of Co-Optimus 4.0. There's still time to win a gaming keyboard and mouse courtesy of the folks at ROCCAT, so head on over and enter to win. Today's contest is a bit different - we're doing a grab bag giveaway with almost a dozen codes and items up for grabs.
Half Life (Sven Co-Op), the cooperative version of the original Half Life is coming up on its 15th anniversary soon. To celebrate the occasion, the developers of the mod have recently announced their plans to provide the game’s co-op experience as a stand-alone version via Steam.
It's that time of year. The summer movie season is in full swing which means it's time to sift though the Hollywood licensed games and see if any of them are worth your time. I'd be doing you a disservice if I didn't get this out of the way now: Avoid R.I.P.D: The Game. There is only suffering here. ...
Day three is here as we continue our week long celebration of the launch of Co-Optimus 4.0 with more giveaways. There's still time to win a bunch of great games from Arcen from yesterday, but today we've got another pack of goodies courtesy of the folks at ROCCAT.
As most of us know, Diablo III will be arriving from Blizzard Entertainment on the next-gen consoles (as was revealed in a press release earlier this year). However, a recent interview with the developers revealed that the game won’t be available as a launch title. Players that want to experience D3 on their next-gen consoles will have to wait well into 2014 for the arrival to happen.
Xbox 360 owners will find a deal on Capcom titles this week. Lost Planet 2 and Resident Evil 5 have been marked down 75% and 50%, respectively. The Deal of the Week also includes Mortal Kombat (2011), which features a cooperative tag team mode.
Quick, someone get Locke some help. The dude has managed to buy ALL OF STEAM during the sale currently going on. We mix things up this episode and chat about what we've bought on Steam before we dig into what we've been playing, the latest co-op news, and then a discussion about Co-Optimus 4.0!
The new Armored Core: Verdict Day trailer is here, and boy, is it something. Have you ever caught a single episode of an unfamiliar anime halfway through the series and listened to the opening? Something like, "Previously on Super Robot Miniskirt..." and then you're forced listen to random dialog between a dozen different characters jabber on about things you never heard of, all without any context or knowledge of past events while some bizarrely out of place song drones on.
The hardships of XBLA development continue, as the developers of Monaco, Pocketwatch Games, recently described their overall disappointment with the game’s low XBLA sales. Due to its complications during launch, Andy Schatz of Pocketwatch expressed his thoughts on the results of the Xbox 360 version.
