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See Games Differently
Army Of Two
Brian Ashcraft
Nowadays, it seems like all sorts of beefed-up characters in shooter games can sling taunts and emotes. But back in 2008, Army of Two won a crucial bros’-rights battle when the two leads — whose names, c’mon, no one even remembers — were able to express their bro-love for each…
A press release issued today reveals that EA’s co-op paramilitary shooter will be back with a new game from Visceral Games, developed by the division’s Montreal studio.
Army of Two is a 2008 co-op third-person shooter that allowed one player to control one of the mercenaries, while the other player controlled the second. A sequel followed — Army of Two: The 40th Day — in 2010, and it was more of the same. The next game could…
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