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Army of Two

PLAYSTATION 3 » Shooter Action » Electronic Arts

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Date Released: Mar 3, 2008
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Description

When One Man Is Not Enough…

It will take an Army of Two to stop the corruption of rogue private military corporations. Fight along side your team-mate to become the deadliest two-man military outfit a government can buy. The breakthrough gameplay in Army of Two, with a live or adaptive AI partner, enables you to take advantage of two-man strategies like customizable weapons, vehicles, and tactical shooting. If you’re going to survive, you’ll have to bring down a vast conspiracy in which the line between ‘good guys’ and ‘bad guys’ has been obliterated.

FEATURES

  • Two-Man Gameplay—Co-op is no longer a mode, it’s the game. Team up with a live or AI partner on two-man missions using two-man tactics to ultimately create an advantage that no enemy can withstand.
  • Partner AI—Army of Two delivers intelligent partner AI (PAI) that interacts with, adapts to, collaborates with, and learns from its human partner. The PAI also reacts and adjusts to your ability and how you play the game by taking the lead or following, driving strategy or taking orders. It is the dream of the human machine.
  • Customizable Weapons—Personalize and upgrade dozens of deadly weapons and share them with your partner off- or online.
  • Dynamic Environments—EA’s Montreal studio pulled out all the stops to deliver realistic character and environmental effects including fluid dynamics that showcase open-ocean water-wave simulation as well as High Dynamic Range (HDR) lighting.
  • Contemporary Storyline Ripped from the Headlines—Army of Two draws you in with a captivating, politically charged storyline, centering on the impact and ethical issues of private military corporations.
  • Online Gameplay—Army of Two redefines two-man online gameplay as you progress through the game seamlessly moving between PAI and live players.

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User Review
  Y. Kim, January 30, 2010

A solid game

This game has great graphics and gameplay not to mention the co-op feature is always fun when you have a friend that can play along. Sometimes the gameplay gets a bit redundant in particular with the bosses and semi boss. But all in all the action makes up for everything else.
  German Roldan Jr., January 22, 2010

Best action packed game I have played.

I loved the game. The graphics were awesome, and I highly recommended this game for the PS3. The only problem I had was that eventhough it has autosave. If you just hit quit you can lose everything. I had to start game from the beginning twice before I figured out the proper steps.
  Lyle Eckert, December 28, 2009

This game was fun but....

Overall I enjoyed this game, though I thought the controls were not as tight as some of the other games that I have played. The story was ok, but nothing to exciting IMO. I tried getting my wife to play with me, but she really didn't like the game. We have played some other FPS games before (Resistance FOM, Borderlands) but she had a real problem with the controls. I thought they were a little sluggish, and not as nice as I am use to.

So I played this game on single player after my wife decided she didn't like this game. Overall it was fun, but the allied AI is not very good. I thought the guy with me was a bit of a pain at points, but he would at least save me sometimes, and he didn't die all the time which is nice.
  M. Nalchajyan, December 21, 2009

Fun Game

This game is real fun. The graphics are spectacular, the gameplay is real fun but it's to short. Hopefully the new Army of Two 40th is longer. Buy this game it's worth it.
  T. Freeman, December 20, 2009

Two is better than one. Great multiplayer shooter.

You might think a pair of tattooed bada$$ soldiers is cliche but admit it-it's what every dude with an ounce of testosterone wishes to be.
The plot is average, voice acting is corny and the profanity is excessive but who cares? What makes this fun is teaming up against your enemy.
I wish you could switch between Rios and Salem during the game & that the masks weren't specific to each character.
The back to back feature is a lot of fun. In general the cooperative nature of the game makes it unique. Your partner's AI is pretty good with the exception of one situation: on the Miami mission shortly after entering SSC HQ my partner is wounded and I am required to revive him. However he always falls under the globe-like structure in the middle of the lobby...I can't heal him without being shot and it's impossible to drag him to cover. I had to have a friend come over to play the other character so I could beat the game. Which made me realize that multiplayer is the ideal way to approach this game.
Another knock against the game is it's length-way too short.
Even after the aforementioned negatives, the positive aspects of this game come out on top. I hope EA corrects these flaws for Army of Two: 40th Day.
Yes, the game has some issues but it's a game you need to play...grab a friend for multiplayer for even more fun!

Additional info for Army of Two

Features:

Two Man Gameplay - Team up with a live or AI partner on two-man missions using two-man tactics to ultimately create an advantage that no enemy can withstand

Partner AI - ARMY OF TWO delivers intelligent partner AI (PAI) that interacts, adapts, collaborates and learns from their human partner

Customizable Weapons - Customize and upgrade dozens of deadly weapons and share them with your partner off or online

Dynamic Environments - Delivers realistic character and environmental effects including fluid dynamics that showcase open-ocean water-wave simulation as well as High Dynamic Range (HDR) lighting

Contemporary Storyline Ripped from the Headlines - Politically charged storyline, centering on the impact and ethical issues of Private Military Corporations