The Call of Duty series has always been great at revving up the hype train, but this year’s entry–called Infinite Warfare–has really set the expectations bar high. Not only are we furthering the future technology theme that we’ve gotten in Advanced Warfare and Black Ops III, but the series is heading to space–in a big way.READ MORE
Brian begins his playthrough of his most anticipated game of the year, and the dying starts quickly. He’s going with a Faith build for this first playthrough, and he’ll need all the prayers he can get.
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In a press briefing regarding their 2016 earnings report, Nintendo announced today that their upcoming NX console will be releasing in March of 2017 worldwide. According to the Wall Street Journal, Nintendo also said the NX will not be at E3 this year, as the focus will be on the new Legend of Zelda, which has been delayed again into 2017. Nintendo later sent out a tweet that seemed to reinforce this.READ MORE
I’ve spent about five or six hours with Ubisoft’s The Division now, enough time to know two things–I like it, and I’m gonna play a whole lot more if it. You can see Nick and I play through a couple missions and give some thoughts in the video below, and then read on for more from me.READ MORE
*slow clap to standing ovation*
As if we needed another reason to love the Souls series, the marketing campaign for Dark Souls III has been nothing short of stellar. In addition to the standard cryptic clips of in game intros and obscure lore and people dying a million times, Bandai Namco has added a full-on ’80s horror movie homage. First, they let horror director Eli Roth (Cabin Fever, Hostel) direct an animated short called “The Witches” that captured the inevitability of the game’s soul-crushing nature.READ MORE
Join Nick as he plays through The Solus Project on Xbox One. In this episode, Nick makes his way to the radio signal and begins reassembling the communications tower.
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Nick, Josh, and Brian explore Dying Light: The Following DLC. In Part 2, we complete the mission “Gaining Credence”.
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In the latest episode of the Co-Op Critics podcast, Brian and Nick discuss our game of the month, Dying Light: The Following, look at some of April’s releases, and unveil our new gaming channel, Let’s Play Quietly.
You can check out the new channel at tinyurl.com/LPQ-ASMR.
You can listen to the episode right here in the player above, or check us out on iTunes and Spreaker. You can also listen to back episodes on our podcast page.
NOTE: The game of the month for April on Co-Op Critics will be The Division. We’ll be featuring videos all month and a podcast at the end of February to discuss our thoughts on the game.
Today on Twitter Xbox’s Major Nelson announced that the greatest cooperative multiplayer game of all time had been added to Xbox One’s backward compatibility list. Shortly afterward, the President of All Games announced there would be no more cooperative multiplayer games developed for this or any future generations. All of those resources will now be poured into amassing an army to force Valve into making Half-Life 3. Which is ironic, because they gave us the Left 4 Dead franchise. We guess no good deed goes unpunished.READ MORE
April is almost upon us, and for the Co-Op Critics crew, the first “must have” game of the year is arriving this month–as well as a handful of others that have our interest piqued. Here’s our list of games we’re excited about for April:READ MORE