split/screen co-op

Making a rough draft of the games I’ll want to buy in 2011, I’ve come to the conclusion that the platform to get the most play in my house this year will be the PS3 and here is why:

Of the list of 20 most anticipated PS3 games for 2011 made by vgchartz.com nine (ICO / Shadow of the Colossus HD Collection, inFamous 2, Killzone 3, The Last Guardian, LittleBigPlanet 2, PlayStation Move Heroes, Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One, Resistance 3, Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception) are exclusive for the console and six of those (ICO / Shadow of the Colossus HD Collection, Killzone 3, The Last Guardian, Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One, Resistance 3, Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception) are at the top of my must-have list for this year.

No. This zombie-killing vehicular-combat title for the Xbox 360 and PS3 does not offer any kind of local co-op and its online multiplayer does not support split-screen.

I’ve finished playing the game and am pleased to say that I can confirm my first impressions of it, which were very positive.

After the jump you will find some final notes about the game (there will be some details about gameplay, abilities, trophies and story and maybe some spoilers)

I’ve gotten further into the game and platforming has become more difficult and challenging. Although sometimes I want to scream (or actually scream) at the screen I do enjoy the new abilities I’ve received from the genie.

Hit the jump for some details about the parts of the game I played since last time (I have to say there are some spoilers there!)

The previous post about my first impression of Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands is here

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More Medal of Honor wallpapers after the break.

Three games, which I find very interesting and think would be cool to play, will hit the stores in the U.S. this week. To see a full list of the new releases in the USA for the week, you can visit vgchartz.com.

My favorites for this week after the jump

In this week’s installment: BioShock pumpkin, the best split-screen co-op story, GTA: San Andreas, Pixar’s Up, Borderlands and Fable III.

Hit the jump for all the Qs and As.

I’ve recently discovered that you can win a trophy for a game you’re playing, even if you are a loser.

I was awarded the trophy “Coward” in Heavy Rain after I failed to complete a scene as it was intended in the game and did not manage to get an important clue for the case.

Also, in Price of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, which I am playing right now and received the trophy “Floors Are For Losers” after I remained on the floor too long searching for an exit of a room.

I find the idea of making trophies for losers, brilliant. It is fun and it is motivating and hey, even if you suck you still get to have a trophy

After I’ve officially been Charted (another term for completed the game), I think that the game that I’ve been waiting to play since the beginning of this year, has not entirely disappointed me.

Uncharted 2 to is brilliant, entertaining, fantastic, but…

Hit the jump to learn about the big “but”

Fallout by Karezoid

I’ve been plotting to do this for a while and finally the time has come. As I write this, Fallout is being installed on my hard drive and in a matter of minutes I will have embarked on my journey. Check out details after the jump.