An Army of Two demands cooperation and teamwork
Look, Electronic Arts named the game Army of Two (PS3, Xbox 360). Not “Army of One,” not “One-Man Army,” and certainly not “You go on ahead and die while I ogle boobies.” You’ve seen it last time in a demo video, and you’ll see it more in this new trailer for Army of Two.
While it is not gameplay vid, it demonstrates important concepts in teamwork that can be used in gameplay. Like, if you’re the one holding the bullet shield, do not go off running like Sonic the (bleep)ing Hedgehog. Your partner (AI or otherwise, especially otherwise) will be glad you didn’t.
(This PSA on teamwork is brought to you by GameTrailers and EA’s Army of Two, still coming soon to a battlefield near you)
Look, Electronic Arts named the game Army of Two (PS3, Xbox 360). Not “Army of One,” not “One-Man Army,” and certainly not “You go on ahead and die while I ogle boobies.” You’ve seen it last time in a demo video, and you’ll see it more in this new trailer for Army of Two.
While it is not gameplay vid, it demonstrates important concepts in teamwork that can be used in gameplay. Like, if you’re the one holding the bullet shield, do not go off running like Sonic the (bleep)ing Hedgehog. Your partner (AI or otherwise, especially otherwise) will be glad you didn’t.
(This PSA on teamwork is brought to you by GameTrailers and EA’s Army of Two, still coming soon to a battlefield near you)
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