If you're an Xbox Live subscriber, there's a good chance that
you've played a co-op game with a friend over the last few
years. While the early days of multiplayer gaming were primarily
spent fragging your pals, things have taken an interesting new
turn in recent years. We're seeing more and more games support
co-op action, with Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos
Theory acting as a shining example of the possibilities of
cooperative play. Now, as games move into the next generation,
developers have more power than ever at their disposal, allowing
them to offer gamers an even wider variety of co-op styles.
Publishing giant Electronic Arts recently announced that the
first title developed by their Montreal studio would be a game
that takes co-op in an exciting new direction, and we were
intrigued by the chance to see Army of Two in action.  As you
might have gleaned from the game's title, Army of Two puts you
in control (well, sort of) of a pair of mercenaries who are part
of the ever-expanding corporat