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This thread has been linked to the game 'Psi-Ops: The Mingate Conspiracy'.
Had a bit of a gaming session with a mate last night, and we played through a bit of Psi-Ops, in co-op mode.
Only in PSi-Ops, co-op works a little differently. One of you controls the blokes movements and aiming, and the other controls shooting and Psi-Powers.
It works really well and brings a whole new meaning to the term "co-op" as you really have to work together to get through a level.
I wonder if other games will start to use a similar idea...
Only in PSi-Ops, co-op works a little differently. One of you controls the blokes movements and aiming, and the other controls shooting and Psi-Powers.
It works really well and brings a whole new meaning to the term "co-op" as you really have to work together to get through a level.
I wonder if other games will start to use a similar idea...
It's a good idea.
Unfortunately my mate couldn't shoot for [deleted]
Unfortunately my mate couldn't shoot for [deleted]
Had a bit of a gaming session with a mate last night, and we played through a bit of Psi-Ops, in co-op mode.
Only in PSi-Ops, co-op works a little differently. One of you controls the blokes movements and aiming, and the other controls shooting and Psi-Powers.
It works really well and brings a whole new meaning to the term "co-op" as you really have to work together to get through a level.
I wonder if other games will start to use a similar idea...
Only in PSi-Ops, co-op works a little differently. One of you controls the blokes movements and aiming, and the other controls shooting and Psi-Powers.
It works really well and brings a whole new meaning to the term "co-op" as you really have to work together to get through a level.
I wonder if other games will start to use a similar idea...