Warface, Blackwood Games' free-to-play military shooter, has been making the rounds through the gaming landscape since its release back in 2014.  It's already available on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, meaning there's only one of this generation's consoles left to conquer.That's right, folks!  As of today, Warface is available on the Nintendo Switch.  The porting work was accomplished by MY.GAMES' in-house studio, Allods Team, which also brought the game to the other two current-gen consoles.  Naturally, the Switch's iteration is substantially modified from the versions on its more powerful brethren, and the game runs at 30FPS/720p when docked.  Undocked, the quality drops to 540p to maintain a relatively crisp experience.

Recently we reported on three One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 characters that will be in the game -Whitebeard, Marco, and Portgas D. Ace - but the roster is more expansive than that. Carrot and Jinbe are featured in their own trailers and will be available at launch across PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC on March 27th. We’ve included some additional information below from the developer's website, as well as the trailers for each character.  “Action type：SpeedCarrot is a wild hunter type who uses her amazing jump abilities to get anywhere she wants! She follows up every attack with an impassioned, dramatic pose.

Last year’s Nintendo Switch exclusive, Daemon X Machina, is exclusive no more! Platinum’s mech-fighting action-RPG title is now available on PCs via Steam. If you have yet to play the game, fear not; the PC version comes with its own launch trailer (below) for your viewing pleasure as you wait for the game to download.If you’re not familiar with Daemon X Machina, the game is saturated in a unique art style while putting players in a giant battle mech to fight other giant battle mechs - hard to believe you haven’t played this already, isn’t it? To see the slick design and some gameplay in action, check out the launch trailer below.Have you already been fighting robots on the go since the game launched on Switch in September, 2019, or is this your first chance to fight the good fight? Let us know in the comments below!

Ah, it's that special time of the year.  A time when significant others all around the world scramble to buy cards and chocolates, then pretend like they didn't just write a love note in the driveway.  The Co-Opticrew hasn't divulged any especially romantic plans this weekend, but there will be plenty of gaming, as usual.  With any luck, it'll be punctuated with a nice dinner and some solid cuddling.As far as video games are concerned, we'll be wrestling for control of the Roman Empire, traversing snowy tundras, and battling miniature Avengers.  Check it out!Nick Puleo (@NickPuleo) - "Rocksmith 2014, Total War: Rome 2, and maybe hopping back into Destiny 2."

These days, classic games are constantly being remastered and reproduced for players to enjoy on the current generation of consoles.  In spite of the occasionally overwhelming flow of these types of titles, it's always nice to see hallmarks of the gaming industry like Sonic the Hedgehog 2 come back to the fore.  Given that the acclaimed Sega Genesis title likely introduced a number of our readers to the concept of co-op gaming, I'm sure there's a sizable community that's excited for the chance to relive that magic.Thanks to the SEGA AGES series, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 will be available on the Nintendo Switch on February 20th.  As you're probably aware, the sequel to the original Sonic the Hedgehog introduced the ability for a second player to join in on the fun as Tails.  Looking back, this may not have been the ideal implementation of co-op gameplay, but it was certainly a great starting point.On top of the co-op mode, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 also added another future staple of the franchise in the "drop dash" technique.  This SEGA AGES edition also implements a time trial mode with online rankings, as well as the ability to play as Knuckles the Echidna.

Vampires! Guns! Co-Op! Black and red! Today Enad Global 7, a newly formed entertainment group has unveiled their first project set to be fully explored at GDC 2020.  EvilvEvil is a co-op vampire shooter that will bring a setting to co-op shooters that hasn't been explored. EvilvEvil is a co-op first-person vampire shooter with a player-directed, continuously updated storyline. Its cast of characters will bring ultracool vampires with a heavy dose of attitude and other monstrosities. Not a ton to go on, but the teaser trailer looks promising. Could this be Left 4 Dead with vampires? The trailer points to the player actually fulfilling the vampire role, so, that's something entirely different.  Official platforms haven't been announced but it's a safe bet we'll see a PC version at a minimum.

We've added EvilvEvil for the PC to our database of Co-Op games!

There's just a month and a half left before we, The Gamers, will be graced with the latest and greatest in musou technology.  Bandai Namco is hard at work placing the finishing touches on One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4, but while we wait for the next installment of their immensely popular franchise, let's take a gander at some of the characters it will be adding.First up, we have Whitebeard (or Edward Newgate to his friends).  Per the game's website, Newgate "wields the power of the Tremor-Tremor Fruit, the abilities of which are considered powerful enough to destroy the world."  His special ability revolves around, you guessed it, tremors, which leave a path of destruction in their wake.Next is an old Whitebeard Pirate commander named Marco.  Ol' Marco "is a Mythical Zoan user, which is said to be rarer than users of the Logia-type Devil Fruits."  To gain an advantage over his opponents, he can transform into a flaming phoenix and make a combination of ground and aerial attacks.

At the end of my last HyperX mouse review for the Pulsefire FPS Pro, I said: “The only other thing I could wish for is another couple of buttons to make the FPS Pro a little more MOBA and MMO-friendly, but that’s honestly a minor quibble.” Well, it seems like HyperX heard my plea, since the new Pulsefire Raid is seeking to fix my final quibble with the Pulsefire line of HyperX mice, a line that I’ve seen consistently iterate and grow over the past few years.To date, there are five HyperX mice, all under the “Pulsefire” line. While they all share a similar starting point, each of these five mice seeks to provide a point of personal preference for gamers who are looking for specific features. For example, the Pulsefire Dart is geared towards the wireless mouse crowd while the Pulsefire Surge appeals to gamers who want a more symmetrical mouse shape and/or a greater LED presence. The Pulsefire Raid is for gamers who want more programmable buttons on their mouse, which is the group I fell into when writing my last Pulsefire mouse review. While all previous Pulsefire mice have had 6 or 7 programmable buttons, the Pulsefire Raid boasts 11.

We’ve settled into the cozy days of February, where the frigid breezes and dreary rain outside entice us to stay inside bundled up with a hot beverage in one hand a controller or mouse in the other. For this issue of MMOCO, we’ll be taking a look at updates to Black Desert, TERA, and SWTOR! Let’s dive in.