Looking for video game suggestions
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You could give Resident Evil 5 a shot, I thought the co-op was pretty fun and you really count on each other to keep yourselves alive.
Army of Two is a co-op, isn't it? I don't know what kind of reviews it got, though.
Any of the Lego games (Lego Star Wars, Batman, etc). They all have a second character following you around that can be controlled by another person.
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Luiza and I have finished all the three Lego games (For the DS the two Lego Star Wars games are condensed into on game), and its pretty fun to have both characters rush around for coins or try to solve the level puzzles.
Secret of ManaShegokigo said:
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Baldur's Gate and BG2 offered co-op. Never played them that way, but I know it was possible. Some of the greatest PC RPGs of all time had co-op, and the request doesn't compute to you? WHY?Shegokigo said:
Anyway, as to the 360:
The X-men Legends games have RPG elements, and are pretty good multiplayer. HCGLNS might want to check out Marvel Ultimate Alliance, which I've heard is very much like Legends, but I haven't played it myself, yet.
Fable 2 has a co-op mode, but I'm pretty sure it requires two systems... nevermind, I checked and there does seem to be a local multi-player option.
Castle Crashers is a side-scrolling beat-em-up with minor RPG elements, but I've heard it's a lot of fun (I think a patch has come out fixing the bugs, but if it hasn't, they were mostly concerned with online multiplayer, not local)
I think Settlers of Catan and Carcassonne are on XBLA. Again, I haven't played them (I should probably mention I don't have an Xbox) but the games are highly rated. They're both strategy board games put into video game form.
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Back when I was like 11 or so, my friend and I used to play FF2 (4 JP) co-op. The game would allow input from both controllers, so he'd control some characters, and I'd control the other ones.Shegokigo said:
Gears of War 2 maybe? You're role playing a guy in the army and it's co-op 
or TF2 you're role-playing some class and it's co-op
or TF2 you're role-playing some class and it's co-op 
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Secret of Mana, or even better since you're likely emulating Seiken Densetsu 3 that's the translation of the SNES sequel that's even more co-op friendly.
When you say rpg co-op I often think of Diablo II. As unlikely as it is they will have local co op with Diablo III that would be really nice, and current.
If it's something portable I recently saw friends have a lot of fun with monster hunter unite for the PSP. You're a hunter attached to a lonely mountain outpost and it's your job to take missions and beat down monsters of all sizes and shapes. (Think Reign of Fire) It allows up to 4 people simultaneously.
When you say rpg co-op I often think of Diablo II. As unlikely as it is they will have local co op with Diablo III that would be really nice, and current.
If it's something portable I recently saw friends have a lot of fun with monster hunter unite for the PSP. You're a hunter attached to a lonely mountain outpost and it's your job to take missions and beat down monsters of all sizes and shapes. (Think Reign of Fire) It allows up to 4 people simultaneously.
I didn't have any trouble with the smaller screens, personally, but then I grew up with a gamer brother so I've been used to split-screening games since the Mario Kart days. :heythere:Espy said:
The best advice I can give is keep a sniper rifle on the girl at all times, she can be boosted to spots where sniping is easy as pie and it really helps keep Chris alive in the tough spots. I played as her and it was that or the semi-auto rifle at all times.HCGLNS said:
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