Right now Amazon has Xbox Live Gold subscription cards for $35.99, a discount of $14 off the normal price of $59.99. If you play co-op games online, you'll need an XBL Gold subscription to do so, as it is a requirement of Microsoft's network. The subscription also gives you access to things like Netflix, Hulu, and ESPN 3.
The demo for Starbreeze's Syndicate shooter is out now on Xbox Live and PlayStation Network. The demo allows players to jump into the first mission of the game's co-op campaign with three other friends online. The game's producer, Ben O'Donnel, has put out a video that showcases some of the features found in the demo as well as some that will appear in the full game.
I'm not sure if Crytek, developers of the Crysis series, new game is pronounced war-face or war-fis - but either way we're going to be loaded with puns for the upcoming news stories on this free to play shooter from the PC studio. Warface is the next big game from the studio, announced a little over a year ago, we're just now starting to get some solid details.
Inversion is a game that is increasingly becoming the new British Railway System - continually delayed. It’s gone from being a 2010 release, to February 2012, to sometime in 'spring 2012'. If these new multiplayer screens are anything to go by, when the game does eventually arrive, it will likely do so upside down. Check out Read More for a taste of how insane the multiplayer in the game will be.
Almost a full month into the new year and we finally get our first retail co-op game. Konami's NeverDead kicks things off with it's twisted sense of humor. I mean, you get to play a dude who rips off his limbs and beats monsters with them - if that isn't funny, I don't know what is.
Centipede: Infestation may not have been the updated Centipede game we hoped for, but it seemed like a decent twin stick co-op shooter. The game has been out a while now, but if you haven't unlocked everything yet we've got a handful of cheat codes to help you get over the final hurdles in the game - or - create a bigger challenge for yourself.
Stardock have just released several new screenshots for the upcoming Sins of a Solar Empire stand alone expansion pack called Rebellion. This new version of the game features several hefty changes including interface updates, a graphical overhaul, splitting of the factions, and many many improvements.
If you like you games part trippy and part hallucinogenic; you may already own PixelJunk Eden on PSN. This two player co-op title is now swinging its way from Sony over to Steam. The PC version will include the full PSN experience, but also the additional Encore content pack. The game will cost $9.99 and does not require you to don a Grimp suit (the name of the in-game heroes).
Dragons are featured in dozens, if not hundreds, of video games. From the earliest Multi user Dungeons to the latest MMOs, and every genre in between, dragons have appeared in all sorts of titles. Today, we'll take a look at five great game series featuring dragons. Each of these games have been quite popular, and of course, each of them include the co-op gameplay that we all enjoy.
Pocketwatch Games has answered our plea for something showing off the latest development of their 4 player co-op heist game. Andy Schatz (developer) and Andy Nguyen (producer) give us a commentated playthrough of one of the later levels from Monaco: What's Yours is Mine and tease us with a video that illustrates how amazing the game is looking.
Everyone's been anticipating Resident Evil: Revelations to release with a hefty $50 price tag (we reported a few months back that due to the 4GB card size over the standard 2GB, Capcom would be upping the price). That's $10 more than the normal price for a 3DS game, which may have bumped down its priority on some of your game lists. Good news, though - Capcom's announced that despite the larger card, RE: Revelations will now be releasing with $40 price tag, just like most other 3DS new releases. That's pretty good news for your wallet (if you're planning on snagging it on release) just a couple weeks before the game comes out.
The staff is still mopping up the back log from 2011's Fall rush of gaming. It's ok, sometimes what needs to be done needs to be done. And with things this spring looking like they are clearing out and moving later and later...well...lets just say we might be able to ease up on the pedal a bit for trying to burn through the backlog.
