Electronics Arts Amy of Two: The 40th Day - Playstation 3

Continuation of the cooperative action my of Two. This time, Salem and Roise get to Shanghai, China, where a huge disaster has happened. The subtitle 40th day means that Salem and Roise will have to solve the mystery of the 40th day in besieged Shanghai and survive until the very end.

The game introduces new moves in cooperative play that can be used at any time, allowing for more strategy changes in battles and duels

Sure, it was a game packed with ingenious game mechanics and clever, co-op friendly tricks, but who really loved the first game's puerile, meat-headed heroes, their juvenile, Jackass-meets-Rambo antics or those monotonous, endlessly repetitive levels? This was the game where two bull-necked goons in hockey-masks blasted their way through the world's trouble spots, while fist-bumping to celebrate the ever-increasing body count. Think Gears of War is too cerebral and understated? Amy of Two was the me for you.

Still, enough people liked and bought rmy of Two to encourage EA to spawn a sequel. The surprise is that it's a significant improvement over the original, though - hold your horses and put wallets back in pockets - this doesn't necessarily mean we'd recommend you buy it.

At heart this is still the same basic game, with our two mercenaries, Salem and Rios, working together to complete military objectives and survive. As before, The 40th Day works best when played with another player, online or using split-screen, but you can also rely on a CPU-controlled