EA has notified press that it intends to demonstrate a new game from its Montreal studio (along with other forthcoming projects) next Monday, March 9. The Canadian studio, currently hard (we hope) at work on one third of EA's new Need For Speed trio, namely the Wii-bound Need For Speed: Nitro, is ex...

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is the shit. This is the gist of Activision marketing director David Tyler's recent comments in UK trade mag MCV, where he called out recent EA and Ubisoft shooters for failing to catch the hearts of gamers around the world. "We're pleased to have Call of Duty 4 leadin...

Brad and I finished Army of Two on Friday night.  We only had the one level left and finished it in a whopping three and a half hours.   We spent about an hour on one section where we had to drive (the un-drivable) hovercraft through an area (while shooting other hovercrafts).  It wouldn’t ...

Army of Two is a third person shooter (with co-op).  Brad and I decided to buy it because we love good co-op games.  We have been playing it on the weekends since it came out and only have one level left before completing the game.   There are a few things to know up front.  I give co-op games a...

With having a new baby and recently going back to freelance work, my schedule/routine has been thrown off quite a bit.  It’s pretty tough to plan… anything, actually.  Let alone, setting aside some dedicated time for gaming.  I’ve basically just been parking my ass on the couch ...

Xbox Live is all fine and good, but there is no substitute for a couple of friends sacked out on the couch together, playing a video game together in person. The industry shift towards social gaming isn't something new - it's the return of something old - that feeling that older gamers like me used ...

EA's Army of Two has had a rough road to release. A title focused on co-op mercenary missions to extents of borderline innovation, its tongue-in-cheek, adolescent play on private contractor military presence in the current world has been mistaken by many for a poor attempt at humor with no greater p...

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 and the inhe...