If the game is all about cooperative action, shouldn't the demo reflect that focus?
Good news: A playable sample for this month's Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel arrives on the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Marketplace next week. And fittingly, that demo supports the game's awesome two-player co-op mechanic.
According to the EA press release, you and a friend will adopt the roles of private military contractors Alpha and Bravo respectively. The mission is to rescue a kidnapped politician while at the same time diffusing a tense hostage situation. Environments include a drug lab and a hectic rooftop scene, and you'll have to work together if you wish to survive. Each of you will have specific tasks to perform throughout the mission, which will give you an idea of what to expect when the game launches on March 26.
This should be the most polished and entertaining Army of Two yet. At least, that's what we're hoping.
Wow…. Trailer blew me away. I really like how it looks like a very heavily action/story oriented game. I also like how theres 4 playable characters instead of 2. Looking foward to playing this with my friend. Anything co-op we tackle on the hardest difficulty the first playthrough. Hence my distaste for dead space 3's easiness.
pass.
if i wanted a gears of war wannabee, id go buy gears of war!
god i LOATH EA!
in fact they have now become my MOST HATED publisher!
sorry antivision, your off the hook now.
at least there consistent, they dont take ALL my beloved franchises and turn them into something completely different!
they just did that to bond……..
O, and spyro.
O, and crash.
oh crap!