Let's face it, there are about a million MMOs out there, all vying for a slice of PC gamers' time. So you could be forgiven for not having played Dungeon Fighter Online, the one and only MMO beat-em-up game. That said, the series comes to Xbox Live Arcade next week as Dungeon Fighter LIVE: Fall of Hendon Myre. Time to brush up on your Dungeon Fighter knowledge - and what better way to do so than watch a trailer detailing the series history from 2005 to present? Filled with not only gameplay footage but also live-action and anime sequences, this 'History' trailer is definitely worth a watch.

Episode 8 of Good Co-Op Bad Co-Op has the team in an exciting game of cat and mouse as they exit the gentlemen's club and chase down a wanted fugitive to shake him down for some information. 

Dead Nation has received patch 1.08, which, if you own the base game - isn't terribly exciting.  But...BUT...if you own the Road to Devastation DLC the patch is going to add a new game mode called Arcade as well as new concept art to unlock.

The Behemoth, the guys that brought you the legendary co-op side-scroller, Castle Crashers, have in the works their newest title, BattleBlock Theater. This game is as classic a modern, arcade, co-op, puzzle platformer will ever get, so of course people are excited to see what this game holds for us. But what gave Castle Crashers its mega fanbase wasn’t only through its gameplay alone, but also through its quirky visual style as well.

Wear some new flair for both your in game Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition avatar, as well as on your Xbox dashboard to show off your inner Minecraft fanboy (releasing soon!).

Transformers: Fall of Cyberton has got itself a shiny new release date: August 21. This is one of those rare occasions when a game's street date is actually moved up. Sure it's only a week, but I'll take any oasis in the desert that is the summer release schedule. The amount of triple A co-op games coming out between now and then is slim.

Neo-Umbrella's badass villainess/misunderstood anti-hero Ada Wong may be getting her own cooperative campaign in the latest installment of the Resident Evil franchise. Eurogamer (via NeoGAF and Gamefaqs) reports that the recently released Resident Evil 6 Xbox 360 demo contains files which divulge clues about the super spy's story. 

We're a few days late, but we've just posted our June round-up of co-op news, reviews, and features.  With E3 taking up the bulk of our coverage for the month, there's a LOT of quality content that you may have missed.  Along with our preview coverage of the upcoming co-op games from the show, we also reviewed a ton of co-op titles.

An hour long video of Star Wars: Battlefront 3 has leaked to the web from what looks like a pretty early copy of the game.  We've heard rumors time in and time out that a sequel was in the works, but at some point it was cancelled by Lucas Arts.  The game was being developed by Timesplitters creators, Free Radical.

While Halo 4 has been stated to not require players to purchase in game content to have an enjoyable experience, it is a good possibility players will be forced to save up for extra memory space to play this highly anticipated fall release.

Now, I know that we stated before that Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition and Microsoft wouldn’t be charging anyone for updates (which they won’t). If you want to diversify yourselves from the normal 8 skins available during co-op, however, this is your chance to be stand out!

You know what you need? More Resident Evil news, that's what. Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection came out last week. It's an on-rails shooter that allows two local co-op players to blast through some of the early lore of the Resident Evil series. The title is an HD compilation of RE: The Umbrella Chronicles and RE: The Dark Side Chronicles, which were both good, M-rated, fun on the Wii.