An article looking at the current state of co-op in video games.
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Co-op is very nice, IF done right and not something that is merely tacked on for longevity. I mean Co-op shouldn't be a means of having to go through to complete some games, though as long as the option of local and online is there it isn't to much of a problem (at least for me).
The only game so far that actually needed a bit of strategy at least so far was Monster Hunter.
I think more should be the opposite, really. There should be more splitscreen and co-op games than online.
Fact: Last night one of my friends wanted a co-op game that wasn't Halo and we can't stand Gears, the PS3 hardly has any splitscreen games, so guess what happened? We ended up playing Crash Bash and CTR on the PS3.
It's shocking that its come to such a point you have to find a fun co-op game, (sure, yeah, it's 'party' but still co-op) you have to step back two gens to a previously reliable series.
I prefer to play with myself rather than a friend.
I love that pic.
*tear*
I have never touched online co-op ever in my life.
Me personally, i love offline co-op and splitscreen and think more games should implement offline stuff.