This decision is based on two factors, firstly it has been a little difficult to get work done in downtown Manhattan in the last week since basic communications infrastructure has been intermittent at best, and secondly we felt that a full content review of all our titles was absolutely necessary for us in light of the horrifying event we all witnessed in NYC last week.
So far we have come across certain small contextual references that we were no longer comfortable with, as well as a couple of very rare game play instances that no longer felt appropriate to us. Another cut is that of Darkel, an in-game character, for the final version of the game.
One mission involved stealing an ice cream van, using it to attract pedestrians, then blowing it up this mission would eventually be given by El Burro instead in the final version of game to kill a group of gang members. Darkel was also originally expected to give out Rampage-like missions, and even had his voice recorded for this part.
Rockstar later decided that they would like to go back to the original system of giving out rampages as featured in Grand Theft Auto and Grand Theft Auto 2. Both the tunnel and the four homeless people are retained in the final version of the game. The Dodo airplane, the only drivable aircraft in the game, was also a point of discussion; the wings of the vehicle were significantly short, while an uncontrollable full-winged version has been seen flying around the city.
The Dodo is considerably difficult to control, usually resulting in short flights although it is possible to fly the plane continuously around Liberty City when properly trained. Mods exist to give the Dodo a wider wing, though the outer sections are not solid. Other changes included stopping the selection of certain character models when using cheat codes in, removing the aforementioned ability to blow limbs off non-player characters in only the PlayStation 2 version of GTA III, elderly pedestrians with walkers, school children as pedestrians and a school bus.
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It is like a sky pirate open-world adventure with plenty of airspace to explore on top of a multitude of islands to jump onto. This is a high school spinoff to the Yakuza franchise. It released in Japan only on the PSP in , but recently, a fan patch was released. Defiance released in alongside the SyFy show. It was a lofty project to have the game influence the show and vice versa.
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However, it's still a mindlessly fun time to partner up with a friend in co-op and mow down some zombies. That's basically what Marvel Ultimate Alliance is. Rock Band 3 upped the ante of previous games with multiplayer support for up to seven people locally; you can connect a drum set, a keyboard, two guitars, and three microphones to one PS3.
With upwards of 1, additional songs to download, this game can keep you busy for a very long time. Pixeljunk Monsters Oftentimes, tower defense games are only a single-player affair, but Pixeljunk Monsters allows for a friend to jump in with its local co-op capabilities.
Golden Axe and Streets of Rage are two of the best beat 'em up franchises ever, and make the package worth it. Then there's other cool ones like Altered Beast and Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Fuse From the creators of Spyro and Ratchet and Clank comes something completely different - the third-person co-op action game Fuse.
It still features the ammo conservation that the Resi series was known for, and you'll have to be swapping supplies with your partner to make sure that you're well prepared to tear down some zombies. Up to four people can play this one in co-op, and it even has cross-platform support with PlayStation Vita.
Castle Crashers excellently mixes beat 'em up gameplay and RPG elements, and can be entirely enjoyed in up to four player co-op. The game is mainly single-player, but you can have a friend join you in the game's combat to control a second or third party member. Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light took the great action-adventure gameplay of the Tomb Raider series and shrunk it down into an isometric co-op game, while still retaining the quality of the franchise.
The Beatles Rock Band takes you through 10 years of the band's history, complete with the Liverpudlians different looks, and a whole host of dreamscapes that help visualize the songs. It shouldn't be hard to find a few Beatles fans to join you for this one. The expanded level editor allows you to make, for example, racing levels or shoot 'em ups. It's a cool action RPG with a campaign designed for co-op.
Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception Uncharted 3 isn't really known for its co-op, but that doesn't mean that it isn't quite good. It's like Halo meets Mad Max meets Diablo. Whether you pick up the first game, the second game, or the Pre-Sequel, you're getting an awesome co-op experience. If you want to mow down hordes of zombies, you can certainly do that in Dead Nation, and there's a bunch of different zombie types to take down too.
It's a fun top-down action game with upgradable weapons. Or destroy your friend's house that they've spent hours making, just because you can! Although that wouldn't be very co-operative. That's just a few things that you can do in this sandbox game.
Twisted Metal We still haven't seen a Twisted Metal on current gen consoles, so if you want the most modern that the series has to offer, then you'll have to pick up the PS3 game. You can team up with a friend in the game's split-screen co-op to violently blow up some enemy cars. Dead Island Dead Island is like Borderlands, but with zombies!
However, there's more of a survival aspect to this one.
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