Unfortunately the story was hot garbage. Why, WHY DID THEY MAKE A BELOVED CHARACTER TURN EVIL!? I get it, the 40th day was shit, but by God, you'd think they would have treated the characters better.
@@TheMucusMan I've actually thought about that a bunch. They feel like the studio that could do something really special with it. Other studios would make a solid co op shooter. But Hazelight would be perfect
I played this game with my Dad before he left for Afghanistan. I miss those days. When he left my grandparents raised me and he was blown up by an IED. He survived but it changed him, as it would anyone. I hurt so much thinking of what could of have been but I am beyond grateful he’s here today.
@@madbomer72 I think it’s because it’s sequels did less well than this game sadly. EA just took that as a message and scrapped it like Dead Space 3. Maybe like Dead Space we’ll see something more of this game soonish.
We did something with my brothers, once our parents went to sleep, we made sure to wait till or at least wake up at 2am just to play till 5am 😂 good time
Hell yes, I LOVED playing Army of Two with my friends back in the day. It just had this “two idiots attempt to survive a combat zone” vibe that I can’t find these days
Without this game, I'm not sure if I ever would've developed a healthy relationship with my stepdad. We would play this game together for hours, then move on to the next in the series. It was fun.
My dad, who died roughly 5 years ago at the age of 46 from cancer, used to heavily play this game back when I was younger, me and him would always play different games together but something about this game stands out in my mind when I think about us 2 playing together… I’m not 100% sure why but everytime I hear or think about this game, it brings a smile to my face as it reminds me of the old days… fly high pops and hopefully one day I can enjoy this game once again.
The sheer number of hours I put into Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel with my friends is breathtaking. I still go back and replay it sometimes, but it's not the same without trying to figure out bounding movement while eating a slice of pizza while a friend tries to make his character into a look-alike of his favorite superhero. They were good times :) ... :| ... :( I miss being a kid.
I love this game I've had it on ps3 for my 5th birthday ( your probably thinking my parents are bad nope it was my aunt she was and is bad she's in prison for gta but that's off topic) I'm 13 now and I still play it I have 2 controllers just for this game in a glass box I bought and I haven't touched the 2nd player controller for 3 years
Truly, this game encapsulated what video games were intended for. My brother and I spent countless hours doing split screen. Hands down one of the best video game experiences ever because it was a shared coop
This was the golden days of gaming. My little brother and I played the hell out of this game old school couch co-op. Being the oldest I had the Xbox licensed controller and he had the rockcandy controller.
Army of Two. What a great series, something that truly offered the perfect balance of co-op and single play without issues. 40th Day is still the best....just the perfect game with all the right action, entertainment, and humor.
I used to play all three games with my dad growing up. He’d always play as Rios and I would play as Salem. Then in TDC he was Alpha and I was Bravo. Good times.
Man i finished TDC i guess My cousin just screwed up at the boss fight with salem tho for real that absolute amateur hes like "Hiding in covers is for losers we're going all ou- oh im dead" and he was older than me ;-; i think it bothered him to get knocked to the ground when salen hit the covers also my man salem just changed his whole body fr
This year was massive in my life. Was going through a lot of depression. Meds and shit. But I was so into gaming. Reading up all the news every day, trying to save up for games, went to stores to always see what was new, etc. I loved it. The videos online too. Forums. Everything. And playing WaW online, getting MGS4 and sitting through the funny yet long installing. Long as GTA IV on PS3? Jist lots of memories. Trophies came out on PS3 that summer I think. Midnight Club L.A.
It seems a lot of people played this game with someone in their family, which is really wholesome. Me and my stepmom played L4D and this as well, videogames were a consistent way for us to bond when we weren't outside tending to the farm and animals!
I remember playing through both Army of Two with my brother, and every time we played other co-op games, we would spam irl the other person's name from AoT. My brother always played as Rios so i got Salem, every time we needed to be two to do something we would say either Rios or Salem continually until the other arrived. Kinda like Resident Evil. Sheva! Sheva! Sheva! C'mon! C'mon! Sheva! C'mon! Sheva! Sheva! Sheva! Sheva! Sheva! C'mon! Sheva! Good times.
My friend and I did a co-op playthrough last month by running AoT on the RPCS3 emulator, and then using Parsec to send his controller inputs to my PC. We had to use split screen, but if you played it with your brother as a kid like I did, that just adds to the nostalgia. We find that it aged like wine.
Although you can play any of two by yourself, it wasn’t made for that, it was made to be played with a friend, its mechanics are created specifically for coop, play it again but do it right this time
You have no idea how much I miss this game/ series. it's devastating what's happened with the servers and availability, honestly one of the most memorable experiences I've had in a game, nothing else like this series, and sadly it seems like there won't be another series like it for a very long time.
If you and Zanny could've played together it would've been one of the best videos ever made. I can't imagine how many funny moments there'd be. I'd want a full play through.
I remember playing this is middle school with one of my friends. We spent a solid 15-20 just smacking the shit out of eachother and we were in tears lol
This game was so unique and innovative. I remember playing with my Dad all the time, no other games play quite like the AoT games. I loved that there was always something for you to do. Like when helping your partner climb a ledge he isn’t locked into a climbing animation, he can shoot anyone that would be waiting up there. When you’re knocked down you can still fight back. You can feign death at low health to trick enemies and save you and your buddy. It just felt like the devs really wanted you to have a good player experience and prioritized options and fun over anything else. More than anything, it incentivized co-op and playing and having fun together in a way that no other games do. There’s so much interaction between you and your partner that it’s easily one of the best co-op games out there. I’m still mad they never made the 40th day backwards compatible. The first game is really good, but the second one is such a great game it’s a real shame that it was never made backwards compatible.
Me and my step brother tried so hard, many times trying to beat this when we were young. Honestly glad to see we weren’t the only ones feeling this beautiful pain
The nights I spent with the bros playing this, controllers turning orange from Dorito dust, accompanied only by the smell of our armpits and the lack of maidens, will never be forgotten.
I remember playing Army of Two: The 40th day with my friend years ago. I had never played the first, but he had gotten it and we decided to try the co-op. Man, what a fun time. The gun customisation, the story choices, the team tactics... so good. Building a Frankenstein gun with a soda can suppressor that uses parts from six other guns was just too much fun.
Oh yeah, Army of two was one of those revolutionary co-op games from back in the day. It was just one of those things that reaaally made you and your friend feel even closer then ever.
Or you and your sibling, me specifically, me and my little bro used to clean up the house then our mom would let us play on Xbox. This game created so many good times man… They perfected the co-op aspect, feign death, drag and revive, aggro and smacking each other around or goofing off lmao. They shouldn’t have had a single player mode because this was the perfect two player series that you can’t get with a bot player.
Yes. I own all three on Xbox and not too long ago bought all three again on PS3. Great games. One of my favourite series. I wish they got a PC release or a Remake. I love replaying them.
Army of Two is an absolute blast from the past. I loved playing this game when i was younger. I just remember grinding that bridge mission to buy all the guns and pimped versions for them, good times.
The 40th day is this series at it's , more character and weapon customization, smoother gameplay, better AI, and you actually have a few choices that change the way things play out.
Me and a buddy randomly remembered this game and got so hyped to play it again only to find EA had shut the servers down 2 weeks prior. We were so upset. It’s the perfect game for co-op
I remember I played it with my dad we love the game so much and he loves the guns that get more accurate and we played the army of two 40th day we love it because the new design of graphic is good
I remember playing this and its batshit insane sequel with my brother split screen when we were younger a TON, was good couch co-op fun. I miss games like that.
Army of Two TFD was really fun, the way you acquire certain items by making certain morality choices, the combat was fun, and I remember more camos than I had ever seen in a game up to that point, plenty of weapons and attachments. Definitely an underrated game of the time
I remember playing this game a lot with my dad on the ps3 a long time ago and then played it again with my younger brother because I loved it so much. good memories.
Back a year from now… I played this shit so much that I remember how much I sniped the SAME guy 7 times every single play through with my brother… good old 360 days.
I really wish this game had another installment on modern consoles. It's easily in my top two or three for coop games, along with Splinter Cell Conviction.
So glad you played this It's an amazing series even if a bit iffy on Devil's Cartel and its what always comes to my mind first when i think Cooperative game
My best memory is getting off of school and heading to my friend's place to play the crap out of this. It's a totally different experience playing with another person. If you ever get to I recommend the hardest difficulty
Hearing about this game again reminds me, that a Christian society in America actually was going actively against it's release and marketing by lawsuits for being "homoerotic".
I loved this series growing up. Devil's Cartel was actually my first pre-order. Now that I'm studying game development, one of my bucket list goals is to make a sequel worthy of the name.
What mad this game even better was the fact that in some cases you can deal with stuff befor hand such as the mission you parachute into the side of a mountain base as a heli takes off. If you can kill the heli you have killed a high priority target giving you bonus funds AND not having to hunt him down in later missions
what could have been...
Zandril?
Zanny the Manny?
Zannith?
Zan Zan?
Zan bo ban the Philippino Man?
the sequel with the custom masks and the crazy amount of customization you could do with the guns for a game of that time was fantastic
The soda can suppressors were hilarious. They looked so ridiculous on a P-90.
@@kurokaze511 lol g36 with a ak barrel m4 stock and using rusty nails as a bayonette was a mad sight but effective
@@jackcogi9586 LOL I completely forgot about the mix and match thing with the gun components. That feature was amazing, it was so ridiculous.
@@kurokaze511 was the best part i made some insane looking efficient guns
Unfortunately the story was hot garbage. Why, WHY DID THEY MAKE A BELOVED CHARACTER TURN EVIL!?
I get it, the 40th day was shit, but by God, you'd think they would have treated the characters better.
A remake or a new installment would be so great. This game was an absolute blast, endless hours or shouting and laughing with friends.
There is a second one called devil’s cartel. Way better
@@kyraptor2521 that's the 3rd one. The 2nd game was the 40th day
@@kyraptor2521 I vaguely remember playing that one as well. But for whatever reason the first game is etched in my memory so clearly ha ha
Hazelight Studios needs this license 🙏
@@TheMucusMan I've actually thought about that a bunch. They feel like the studio that could do something really special with it. Other studios would make a solid co op shooter. But Hazelight would be perfect
I played this game with my Dad before he left for Afghanistan. I miss those days. When he left my grandparents raised me and he was blown up by an IED. He survived but it changed him, as it would anyone. I hurt so much thinking of what could of have been but I am beyond grateful he’s here today.
Stop da cap ur dad is a bum
god bless you
why was your dad there?
@@Lone_Nomad The war obviously.
@@Lone_Nomadfor a holiday vacation
I remember staying up all night with my friend as a kid, this is just one of those games that's ingrained in your brain
I’m glad I’m not alone, this one always seemed overshadowed and forgotten
@@madbomer72 I think it’s because it’s sequels did less well than this game sadly. EA just took that as a message and scrapped it like Dead Space 3. Maybe like Dead Space we’ll see something more of this game soonish.
Me and my uncle beat this twice. Even got all gold guns. Good times 😢
Relatable asf with an old friend of mine he introduced me to the game good times back then
We did something with my brothers, once our parents went to sleep, we made sure to wait till or at least wake up at 2am just to play till 5am 😂 good time
Hell yes, I LOVED playing Army of Two with my friends back in the day. It just had this “two idiots attempt to survive a combat zone” vibe that I can’t find these days
The characters really helped with that vibe 😂
Ngl, BACK TO BACK mode is one of the most stupid and badass coop moves of all time.
Without this game, I'm not sure if I ever would've developed a healthy relationship with my stepdad. We would play this game together for hours, then move on to the next in the series. It was fun.
I also played this with my step dad it’s like the only thing he would play 🤣
Dude same here! lol. Army of Two: made for stepdad relationships!
What weird army of the stepdad universe did I step in?!?!? Lol same
@@ItzKozy808 Nooo! 😂
Broo same!!! 😂 my stepdad and i would play the game in each difficulty until we beat it
The first and the second game was amazing. honestly they should remake this it would be a major hit.
Army of Two the 40th day was such a good sequel. The different choices, the crazy ass story. All of it *chef's kiss*
one of my favorite games ever
Loved 40th day, especially the weapon customisation
It was one of those sequels which actually built on something great without ruining what made it good and fun. It was amazing.
But what about devils cartel?
@@Car_Jammer The third one is so bad pretend it doesn't exist
My dad, who died roughly 5 years ago at the age of 46 from cancer, used to heavily play this game back when I was younger, me and him would always play different games together but something about this game stands out in my mind when I think about us 2 playing together… I’m not 100% sure why but everytime I hear or think about this game, it brings a smile to my face as it reminds me of the old days… fly high pops and hopefully one day I can enjoy this game once again.
The sheer number of hours I put into Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel with my friends is breathtaking. I still go back and replay it sometimes, but it's not the same without trying to figure out bounding movement while eating a slice of pizza while a friend tries to make his character into a look-alike of his favorite superhero. They were good times :) ... :| ... :(
I miss being a kid.
I love this game I've had it on ps3 for my 5th birthday ( your probably thinking my parents are bad nope it was my aunt she was and is bad she's in prison for gta but that's off topic) I'm 13 now and I still play it I have 2 controllers just for this game in a glass box I bought and I haven't touched the 2nd player controller for 3 years
@@Jay-jc8lq read more books. You seem like an awesome kid but take a break from games and you will love it. Trust
@@metalfingaz7375 people have different ways of entertaining themselves. Trust.
@@Jay-jc8lq Free Aunty she aint do nun wrong!
This game is without a doubt a stable of my childhood. No joke. Your experience and mine, a mirror.
I remember the first game being an absolute blast. Even the little jokes between the two during cutscenes would make me chuckle.
Wait, this was a real game and not a complete fever dream I hallucinated over a decade ago?!? Cool
word bro I remember playing dis I forgot the name
@@upturned4219 i always went back and played wit my little brother
Truly, this game encapsulated what video games were intended for.
My brother and I spent countless hours doing split screen.
Hands down one of the best video game experiences ever because it was a shared coop
They don't even make co-op games anymore really. Times gave changed. Me & my friends ran thru Warriors & Army of Two, Rainbow Six Vegas 2 eyc
Such an underrated game that got buried under a bunch of bigger games. One of my favorite coop campaign experiences.
This was the golden days of gaming. My little brother and I played the hell out of this game old school couch co-op. Being the oldest I had the Xbox licensed controller and he had the rockcandy controller.
I swear, these two could take on every Call of Duty protagonist at once.
Maybe
Imagine Rios suplexing Soap or Price
ong fr
Nah Nicholas from cod 3 could win
this series needs to make a comeback. If I was a multi millionaire, I would fund a new one
Of course I remember Army of Two I played this game so many times. Me and my brother recently downloaded it and we are about to replay!
Same I played it with my brother years ago, it was so much fun 🥲
Damn I am jealous I played this so much with my best friend as a kid
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On PC?
Aren’t the servers dead tho? “:^)
This game is the true stress test for any bond between two people.
Damn a Kev/Zanny combo on this game would've been a gold video.
Two bad the dates wouldn’t allow it
Yeah, hope they do another colab at some point
Keny if you will
Army of Two.
What a great series, something that truly offered the perfect balance of co-op and single play without issues.
40th Day is still the best....just the perfect game with all the right action, entertainment, and humor.
The gun customization in this game is SICK, none of the other games in this series has replicated just how insane this feature is.
I used to play all three games with my dad growing up. He’d always play as Rios and I would play as Salem. Then in TDC he was Alpha and I was Bravo. Good times.
Man i finished TDC i guess My cousin just screwed up at the boss fight with salem tho for real that absolute amateur hes like "Hiding in covers is for losers we're going all ou- oh im dead" and he was older than me ;-; i think it bothered him to get knocked to the ground when salen hit the covers also my man salem just changed his whole body fr
Me and my dad used to play split screen on the PS3 as well. It was a great time back then.
I know u were mad too when salem switched up in 3 then 😂.
Split screen on this game and split second is good
@@intheface1776 depends on choices that you make
This year was massive in my life. Was going through a lot of depression. Meds and shit. But I was so into gaming. Reading up all the news every day, trying to save up for games, went to stores to always see what was new, etc. I loved it. The videos online too. Forums. Everything. And playing WaW online, getting MGS4 and sitting through the funny yet long installing. Long as GTA IV on PS3? Jist lots of memories. Trophies came out on PS3 that summer I think. Midnight Club L.A.
We need a remake for the whole trilogy so bad
Hazelight Studios 👀
well maybe except the devils cartel
@@nickhoude21 why?
@@tomdgreat7910 it was awful
Trilogy? I thought there was only 2
It seems a lot of people played this game with someone in their family, which is really wholesome. Me and my stepmom played L4D and this as well, videogames were a consistent way for us to bond when we weren't outside tending to the farm and animals!
I remember playing through both Army of Two with my brother, and every time we played other co-op games, we would spam irl the other person's name from AoT.
My brother always played as Rios so i got Salem, every time we needed to be two to do something we would say either Rios or Salem continually until the other arrived.
Kinda like Resident Evil.
Sheva! Sheva! Sheva! C'mon! C'mon! Sheva! C'mon! Sheva! Sheva! Sheva! Sheva! Sheva! C'mon! Sheva! Good times.
Oh not Attack on Titan
@@TheReZisTLust Jupp, i kept calling him Mikaza, he did not appreciate that.
😂
My friend and I did a co-op playthrough last month by running AoT on the RPCS3 emulator, and then using Parsec to send his controller inputs to my PC. We had to use split screen, but if you played it with your brother as a kid like I did, that just adds to the nostalgia. We find that it aged like wine.
Although you can play any of two by yourself, it wasn’t made for that, it was made to be played with a friend, its mechanics are created specifically for coop, play it again but do it right this time
You have no idea how much I miss this game/ series. it's devastating what's happened with the servers and availability, honestly one of the most memorable experiences I've had in a game, nothing else like this series, and sadly it seems like there won't be another series like it for a very long time.
If you and Zanny could've played together it would've been one of the best videos ever made. I can't imagine how many funny moments there'd be. I'd want a full play through.
I remember playing this is middle school with one of my friends. We spent a solid 15-20 just smacking the shit out of eachother and we were in tears lol
This game was so unique and innovative. I remember playing with my Dad all the time, no other games play quite like the AoT games. I loved that there was always something for you to do. Like when helping your partner climb a ledge he isn’t locked into a climbing animation, he can shoot anyone that would be waiting up there. When you’re knocked down you can still fight back. You can feign death at low health to trick enemies and save you and your buddy. It just felt like the devs really wanted you to have a good player experience and prioritized options and fun over anything else. More than anything, it incentivized co-op and playing and having fun together in a way that no other games do. There’s so much interaction between you and your partner that it’s easily one of the best co-op games out there.
I’m still mad they never made the 40th day backwards compatible. The first game is really good, but the second one is such a great game it’s a real shame that it was never made backwards compatible.
I am glad I found this channel cuz the nostalgia is immeasurable.
Me and my step brother tried so hard, many times trying to beat this when we were young. Honestly glad to see we weren’t the only ones feeling this beautiful pain
The nights I spent with the bros playing this, controllers turning orange from Dorito dust, accompanied only by the smell of our armpits and the lack of maidens, will never be forgotten.
“Dad, why do we call him uncle even though he’s not related to us?”
the weapon customization and the insane fun i had with a friend in this game was so good. so much nostalgia watching this.
Rios and Salem, the underrated bromance of PS3. Also off topic a bit but Kane and Lynch were up there too.
One of the most fun co-op games that could be marathoned in one session.
40th day is still one of my favorite games of all time hands down. Doing more than any other shooter in every way
I've been saying for a while that this series needs to comeback in some form
Same with lost planet 2
Until just now I was convinced Lost Plant was a fever dream
Co-Op, this is one of the best gaming experiences to have ever.
I remember playing Army of Two: The 40th day with my friend years ago. I had never played the first, but he had gotten it and we decided to try the co-op.
Man, what a fun time. The gun customisation, the story choices, the team tactics... so good. Building a Frankenstein gun with a soda can suppressor that uses parts from six other guns was just too much fun.
Oh yeah, Army of two was one of those revolutionary co-op games from back in the day. It was just one of those things that reaaally made you and your friend feel even closer then ever.
Or you and your sibling, me specifically, me and my little bro used to clean up the house then our mom would let us play on Xbox.
This game created so many good times man…
They perfected the co-op aspect, feign death, drag and revive, aggro and smacking each other around or goofing off lmao.
They shouldn’t have had a single player mode because this was the perfect two player series that you can’t get with a bot player.
It’s sad it’s not on ps5. Me and bro love those kinds of game you can play together. A way out is one of our favourite.
I miss this series. Played from first to last. Such a great game.
This was my favorite series of games of all time. 40th Day rivals most modern shooters in terms of fun and graphics.
the back to back mode in this game was by far my most favorite thing in any shooting game at the time or since.
One of the best co-op, great gameplay, weapon customization (including the looks) and masks that you could paint yourself. I miss this game.
This game, the concept, and gameplay, were all phenomenal.
This game will be missed.
Rip
Yes. I own all three on Xbox and not too long ago bought all three again on PS3. Great games. One of my favourite series. I wish they got a PC release or a Remake. I love replaying them.
co-op games are pretty much a thing of the past without having a separate system. Definitely a classic and favorite
the gun customizations were crazy, a simple ar turned an lmg with a shield plate
It was always cool to see this game’s box cover art on the shelves of EB games or GameStop
Army of Two is an absolute blast from the past. I loved playing this game when i was younger. I just remember grinding that bridge mission to buy all the guns and pimped versions for them, good times.
The 40th day is this series at it's , more character and weapon customization, smoother gameplay, better AI, and you actually have a few choices that change the way things play out.
This game got me through a stay in the hospital. My dad was there with me and we played through this whole game in the week I was there.
Me and a buddy randomly remembered this game and got so hyped to play it again only to find EA had shut the servers down 2 weeks prior. We were so upset. It’s the perfect game for co-op
Honestly one of my favorite games for literal army of two action
Best part I use aggro in all my other games like d2 and it works
I remember I played it with my dad we love the game so much and he loves the guns that get more accurate and we played the army of two 40th day we love it because the new design of graphic is good
BRO THE TIMING
I kid you not, I'm at my friends house and we JUST opened Army Of Two and this is uploaded. That's absolutely insane.
I can believe that, if my PS3 wasn't dead i would play it right now
I remember playing this with my younger brother all the time before he got into drugs. I like to remember him in the good times we had.
Would play this with my uncle and my lil cousins all the time. army of two was honestly a staple and I wish they could bring it back.
I remember playing this and its batshit insane sequel with my brother split screen when we were younger a TON, was good couch co-op fun. I miss games like that.
Army of Two TFD was really fun, the way you acquire certain items by making certain morality choices, the combat was fun, and I remember more camos than I had ever seen in a game up to that point, plenty of weapons and attachments. Definitely an underrated game of the time
Jigsaw puzzle camo
I remember playing this game a lot with my dad on the ps3 a long time ago and then played it again with my younger brother because I loved it so much. good memories.
I miss these games so much.
P.S. Please play the other two as well soon.
Back a year from now… I played this shit so much that I remember how much I sniped the SAME guy 7 times every single play through with my brother… good old 360 days.
I really wish this game had another installment on modern consoles. It's easily in my top two or three for coop games, along with Splinter Cell Conviction.
All of the bonding ive ever done with my father was over this game.
This game was an absolute blast, truely a memorable game when you have another player.
7:55 I really want like, an actual comedic war film to have a scene like this. That'd be hilarious.
I remember loving Army of Two, but then again i actually had friends to play it with ;). Another great video Kev
This series DESERVES a remaster
I remember replaying this game countless time with my elder brother, was a blast everytime
So glad you played this It's an amazing series even if a bit iffy on Devil's Cartel and its what always comes to my mind first when i think Cooperative game
My best memory is getting off of school and heading to my friend's place to play the crap out of this. It's a totally different experience playing with another person. If you ever get to I recommend the hardest difficulty
2:50
Kev: “Wait for it”
NPC: “GOTCHA BITCH!!” 🤣
Bro this game was such a banger! Used to play this as a kid. The nostalgia 😢
I dont know why, but that part where the AI dragged you off killed me! good shit man
I still have this game!!! Man playing this with your friends is the best feeling!!!
SO sad they took the servers down
@@Kevduit dude seriously! If you could get someone to do some couch co-op with you will see how much of a better experience it is!
@@Kevduit hey just a quick question are you doing a give away? If not then someone in your coments is pretending to be you. I'll send SS If you want.
Played this co op fully back in the day with one of my friends, we were so damn young back then, I remember being impressed by the customization
I remember playing this with my dad. Great times.
I played the sequel with my brother at an arcade. The swapping weapon parts things was fantastic!
YES, YES I DOOO. My favorite Co-op game
I wish the development team of the next Ghost Recon game take note of the ally drag to safety,and the foot boost up to different levels
Hearing about this game again reminds me, that a Christian society in America actually was going actively against it's release and marketing by lawsuits for being "homoerotic".
I loved this series growing up. Devil's Cartel was actually my first pre-order. Now that I'm studying game development, one of my bucket list goals is to make a sequel worthy of the name.
Yes!!!!
Loved this game as a kid.
A new Army of Two would be so sick!
This actually looks amazing. I miss story driven coop games like this.
Wait how do I make a top comment?
Kev has to find your comment worthy
Damn
Ye and it did lol
@@heinsy707 Uhuh, and how many infants do I need to sacrifice? Like 1 or 2? A maternity ward?
Sonofabitch, you did it. Great work Soldier.
The only game in memory that made my brothers and I actually work together for something.
Why can't they just cross breed the xbox1 and a pc
This is my first time looking at the first one, crazy how much difference army of two went through for the second game
I was so mad this never came to PC.
the army of 2 cartel was my favorite since me and my father played it alot good times ngl
The AGGRO system is actually like, a really cool and interesting mechanic. All it'd take is a little tweaking and it would be good to go.
What mad this game even better was the fact that in some cases you can deal with stuff befor hand such as the mission you parachute into the side of a mountain base as a heli takes off. If you can kill the heli you have killed a high priority target giving you bonus funds AND not having to hunt him down in later missions
They need to remake or continue this! I loved playing these games!