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My eight year old bought return to castle wolfenstien as an already used game, unfortunately there was no user guide. Now he is unable to save the game whilst in 'co-operative'mode. Can anyone help or we will have a sad little boy who has to keep going through the whole game ????? Thanks :)
monty146 wrote:
> My eight year old bought return to castle wolfenstien as an already
> used game, unfortunately there was no user guide. Now he is unable
> to save the game whilst in 'co-operative'mode. Can anyone help or we
> will have a sad little boy who has to keep going through the whole
> game ????? Thanks :)
You mean a sad little dad??!!hehe
> My eight year old bought return to castle wolfenstien as an already
> used game, unfortunately there was no user guide. Now he is unable
> to save the game whilst in 'co-operative'mode. Can anyone help or we
> will have a sad little boy who has to keep going through the whole
> game ????? Thanks :)
You mean a sad little dad??!!hehe
OMGzzzzor u r da n00b
teh LOL!!!111111
monty146 wrote:
> No actually his father and him bought it and he is never allowed to
> play it on his own he is always monitored.
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> No actually his father and him bought it and he is never allowed to
> play it on his own he is always monitored.
Hahahahahahahaha
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I wouldn't worry, it's not exactly gory.
Pretty sure there isn't a way to save during co-op, you have to progress through the single player in-order to save any progress. Once you have unlocked the levels in single player you can go back to the co-op without having to replay the earlier levels.
Pretty sure there isn't a way to save during co-op, you have to progress through the single player in-order to save any progress. Once you have unlocked the levels in single player you can go back to the co-op without having to replay the earlier levels.
No actually his father and him bought it and he is never allowed to play it on his own he is always monitored.
You let your 8 year old child buy a game with a big BBFC 15 on the box?
Shameful.
Shameful.
My eight year old bought return to castle wolfenstien as an already used game, unfortunately there was no user guide. Now he is unable to save the game whilst in 'co-operative'mode. Can anyone help or we will have a sad little boy who has to keep going through the whole game ????? Thanks :)