Session one has Rob, Troy 'this is the year my musical theater career takes off' Goodfellow, and Jon Bolding talking about their favorite games. We don't know what to make of that and just let him continue with his work.DecemWe threw restraint to the wind with our 2018 wrapup this year, so you get TWO episodes for for the same great price. Well, he burst into a fit of laughter and hasn't really stopped since.

After reaching this number, our beloved editor-in-chief was certain that we're finally nearing a complete state in terms of already released co-op titles. You're sure to find something new for your friend-group to play if you just take a look below.Īnd our database? It saw an expansion by another 188 entries, and with that, we smashed through the milestone of 11.000 co-op games. These returns are good not just for us to enjoy them again, but also to enable a whole new generation to fall in love with them.īut even if you prefer your glasses without rose-tinted lenses: As seems always the case these days, July also saw a heap of new releases across all platforms and genres besides the ones mentioned above. Even without a thick pair of nostalgia-glasses, it's always nice to see beloved franchises and genres make grand returns on modern platforms in some form or another.

It's safe to say that July was quite a month for gamers who have already been around the block for a decade or two. Try to count them: Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II, Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate Definitive Edition, KLONOA Phantasy Reverie Series, Spidersaurs, Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium, River City Saga: Three Kingdoms, and a ton of Arcade-ports for PlayStation 4 by City Connection as well as the usual steady stream released by Hamster Corp.

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