Abstract: Games with a cooperative focus are few and far between. It’s a mode that really should be included in a lot of the games out there on the shelves, yet for some reason the developers don’t want to include the feature. Nothing can beat the feeling of acc...
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: Army of Two follows the exploits of Salem and Rios, a team of American mercenaries working for a private military firm called SSC. The game takes the pair through a series of major gun battles in various locations over a period of years, all in the name o...
Abstract: PS3:Army of Two - Up All Night Video Review User Rating: / 1 PoorBest Written by Munk Friday, 02 January 2009 07:49 I am not a huge fan of shooters like I was in the past, I must say however that this games multiplayer looks pretty impressive. The ...
Private military? Great use of current events to twist the standard shooter plotline, Very compelling coop experience, Shopping for and customizing weapons brings loot concept to the shooter, If you dont take it too seriously the jovial banter can b...
AI is very inconsistentDespite multiple objectives, level design is very linearObjectives can be hard to find...
Yes both games feature large men carrying guns in third person perspective, but this is not a Gears of War knock off. Army of Two is a surprisingly engaging fun new series from EA where you get to play soldier of fortune (Blackwater anyone?) with a bud...
Abstract: del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It Anyone who has spent a long period of time in the arcades a long while back can tell you that games such as Contra or Double Dragon were best played with another gamer providing backup because going at it solo was ...
Abstract: War titles are a dime a dozen now a days. No matter how slick the visuals are, no matter how much depth and complexity they've put into the game play mechanics, and no matter what year we are spanning in this topic, these games are generally very much ...
Abstract: Name: Army of TwoGenre: Cooperative ShooterPlatform: Playstation 3, Xbox 360 (reviewed on Playstation 3) The second half of 2007 gave us the release of some of the most impressive and genre-changing games we’ve seen in such a concentrated period of tim...
