Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel Announced

Funny story I played the first one with my friend on magic mushrooms(he was sober) I kept running into a railing while my friend ran off to kill things but I swear I was seeing geometric patterns from the bland dirt textures everywhere in my vision.

i would recommend any game be played on shroomz, its always interesting...i dunno if you believe me but i was unbeatable on the first Halo when i was trippin :) i wont my first xbox like that at LANs EDGE in Colorado springs...i dominated almost 100 people to get that prize lol

Do we really need a 3rd game? It's like EA keeps thinking, "wait maybe next time it will be good!" Both games sucked and I'm sure this one will to.

Insanity, doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.

I bought army of two the 40th day on a whim yesterday (summer drought) along with the new twisted metal and syndicate. I think i might start on army of two since i am up for some bromance

Both are fun with a friend, local co-op is the only way to play most games like this.

So, it's a darker, grittier Army of Two? AoT without all the campiness that made it actually fun? Yeah, nah, that's terrible.

"Ladies lift ya shirts!"

The first game is a blast. Haven't played the sequel. I totally appreciate the franchise though. Couch co-op needs support.

From the article: "We wanted to refresh the Army of Two franchise for a new generation of action gamers"

Uhh, two years isn't really considered a "generation," even in the fast-moving world of gaming.

Holy **** that was the first thing I thought. A new generation? Like... the generation that was ten when 40th Day came out, found CoD a year later, and now needs serious doses of Adderol to maintain a functional life? That could be a good game.

I agree, though, I enjoyed the first game. Between AoT, GoW, Marvel: UA, and RE5, I sunk countless hours into couch co-op with my roommate when I was in the Marine Corps. Beer and video games were more or less a nightly occurrence.

Visceral Games's involvement definitely interests me. Just give it to the Dead Space team and not the Godfather/Dante's Inferno team.

The tag line to the article is, "And Twitter was instantly divided" and the first sentence begins, "Whether it pleases you or angers you..."

And then the entire article rest of the article reads like a copy-pasted press release. Opens the door (baits?) for some sort of discussion/argument/opinion, but then does zero with it. This is one reason why I usually avoid clicking on Keri's articles.

If they fix the terrible, loose controls, I might be interested.