New Co-Op Game on Steam is Like Paper Mario Meets It Takes Two

Recently, there’s been a resurgence of interest in games that let you play with a friend on the same screen. 2021’s Game of the Year, It Takes Two, really brought back the popular “couch co-op” experience from the 90s and early 2000s. Now, Roots of Fury is joining the trend, offering a visually striking world where teamwork and fighting skills are essential for survival.

Mega Greninja’s Days Are Numbered in Pokemon Legends: Z-A

If you’re wondering how to get Greninjite in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, you’ll need to play online. While this might be frustrating for players who don’t have a Nintendo Switch Online subscription, it’s currently the only way to obtain it. The Pokemon series often includes rewards specifically for online play, and Pokemon Legends: Z-A continues that trend with the Generation 6 starter Pokemon.

Battlefield 6 Finally Reveals Free-to-Play Battle Royale Mode

Earlier this year, EA and DICE announced they were working on a Battle Royale mode for Battlefield 6 and started playtesting it with fans. Short clips of gameplay soon appeared online. Despite EA’s silence, reliable sources suggested they planned to unexpectedly release Battlefield RedSec alongside Season 1. This has now been officially confirmed just one day before the Season 1 update arrives.

Rumor: Next-Gen Xbox May Have Free Online Multiplayer

While Microsoft’s Xbox hasn’t been growing as quickly recently, it’s been a significant force in gaming since the early 2000s. One of its biggest contributions was popularizing paid online multiplayer services. Xbox Live, launched in 2002 for $49.99 a year, was the first to really establish this idea. Initially, Sony offered online play for free, but later introduced PlayStation Plus on the PS4 in 2013, requiring a subscription. Nintendo then followed this trend in 2018 with the launch of Nintendo Switch Online.