co-op games

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    Call of Juarez: The Cartel review

    Ditching a traditional prologue, this modern-day reinvention of the Western-themed shooter series immediately tosses you into a raucous highway chase where, from the passenger window of your fast-moving SUV, you pump rival vehicles full of lead and watch them detonate.
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    Borderlands review

    When you’re the latest slab of fresh meat to arrive in a brutal alien wasteland, you need a little time to get oriented, and that’s definitely true with Borderlands. It looks vaguely like Fallout 3 and it brims with BioShock’s black humor, but it doesn’t play anything like those two famous shooters.

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    Sacred 2: Fallen Angel review

    Blizzard must’ve made a deal with the devil. Nearly a decade after the last Diablo was released, the rest of the action-RPG world has yet to surpass its infinitely replayable blend of action, adventure, character management, and dungeon crawling. The first Sacred — released for PC in 2004 — was among the closest to crack the Blizzard code, and this welcome Xbox 360 sequel gets even closer.
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    Lode Runner review

    Say hello to the world’s biggest gold digger — and it’s not Heather Mills, Kevin Federline, or a contestant on Rock of Love Bus. It’s the Lode Runner guy, who’s been mining for gold on computers and consoles since 1983.