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EA's Army of Two

EA today confirmed the existence of a much-anticipated next-gen title, Army of Two. From the Eurogamer article: "Army of Two 'will throw gamers into hot spots ripped from current day headlines,' says EA, where they will use two-man strategies and tactics, transitioning between playing with an AI partner or a live player. We're told that EA's wanted to make this for ages, but until now it's felt that the hardware couldn't deliver a suitably believable co-operative AI player."

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  1. Re:Hopefully this sets a standard by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Interesting

    There are only a hanful of recent games that impliment a well-made co-op mode. For the past 3 years this has been a feature that everyone has been clamoring for, so it's nice to hear that a mega-studio will emphasize this to such a degree. I can only hope that other games will put in this type of option.

    Well, sort-of ...

    Co-operative gameplay has been a hard-core gamer favourite for (nearly) 7 years since Perfect Dark included it; the problem is that it costs a lot of time to produce it and few casual gamers buy games based on it. In other words it is (mostly) not cost effective