Army of Two

By rss@youtube.com (Xanabrex) I review Army of Two for the PS3 and let you know if the gay jokes are plenty to be had or not. Please rate me 5 stars and subscribe, more game reviews coming at'cha! Author: Xanabrex Keywords: Xanabrex Army of Two PS3 Playstation EA Six Ten 10 Mirror's Edge Gay Military Cospiracy

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By Terrence Stasse This week in the land of sarcastic game reviews with few pauses, Yahtzee targets the recently released Army of Two. Choosing to firmly grasp the obvious humor immediately, the review starts of with the expected bromance jokes, and then moves to the horribly cliched story, the poor AI and t...

By Alexander Sliwinski The normally solitary Yahtzee (he is a PC snob after all) takes on Army of Two this week, a game designed to be played co-op -- so we already know this is going to end badly. After becoming frustrated with his computer partner's AI, he decides to invite a friend over and proceeds to become frust...

By Josh army-of-two-9.jpg. The game sets out to set the bar inexplicitly high - to have the best co-op experience in a shooter ever. And while the game succeeds in some respects, terrible enemy intelligence and dodgy crosshair control make the ...

By Aaron This team mechanic was very hyped before the game was released, but in my opinion, it was a let down. The only teamwork you use is the aggro system. There are a few moments where one person operates a parachute while the other shoots down enemies, and a bunch of scenes where you stand back to back...

By mahmood We’ve just released Up All Night: Army of Two featuring Janina Gavankar. Up All Night is a reality tv-style review show that shows real-time reactions of gamers as they go through the game. This time around, we reviewed EA Games’ Army of Two, a new third person shooter that centers on co-op.

By James Co-op gameplay is unquestionably in, especially in this generation of gaming. There’s an appeal to working together with a buddy and being able to live on to fight another day. Kind of like Gears of War, Army of Two’s main gameplay is a third-person shooter built around this premise. So, is th...

By DeuxMichaels There a good number of games that tout teamwork and strategy as their core components, but when implemented, do little than put a couple of extra bodies on your side—and even then, enemies will still focus their attention on you. ...

By Faith Army of Two Publisher: EA Developer: EA Montreal Available now for PS3 and Xbox 360 Army of Two from EA takes the traditional third-person shooter and adds something extra: a partner. Never go in battle alone ever again. ...

Good co-op games can be surprisingly hard to find. No need to name names, but for every solid experience there are a dozen or so more marred by unfulfilled potential, if not worse.

The review highlights just how good the co-op is. That is, playing with a friend yields rewarding gameplay and re-playability. Playing with the AI is just downright frustrating at times. One thing many people might not realize is the ...

By Mark Wilson IGN Borrowing a page from Gears of War, Army of Two [online multiplayer] goes the route of more-intimate online matches, with four players hopping into games that see two armies of two going up against one another. Like a tactical team-based game, Army of Two includes several objectives w...

By Sam Kennedy So tells EA Montreal studio head Alain Tascan to me recently about his decision to buy Army of Two a three-month delay in order to polish it up. Essentially, were the game in an unsalvageable state last fall, EA might have elected to just ship what it had in the hopes that players (and reviewer...

By Brian Crecente Army of Two is Electronic Arts' answer to the growing desire for cooperative play, a game that is essentially one giant coop mode, with some flawed single-player strapped on for the lonely and friendless. While the third-person shooter has plenty to say about the privatization of armies...