Release Date: Jan. 12, 2010
Price: $60.00
Publisher: EA Games
Developer: EA Montreal
Platform(s): Xbox 360 PS3 PSP
Genre: Action
ESRB Rating: Mature

Alcohol Reference
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Real Gambling
Realistic Blood and Gore
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Some Adult Assistance May Be Needed
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Use of Drugs and Alcohol
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Army of Two: The 40th Day

Army of Two: The 40th Day by EA Games for Xbox 360 is a third-person action game that features a bigger playbook of new co-op moves that either player can use at any time, opening up new strategies and countless choices for both players. A carefully orchestrated series of mysterious catastrophes is dragging Shanghai to the brink of ruin, and now the Army of Two must fight their way through ravaged city districts as they try to beat the odds and uncover the secret of the 40th Day.

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Review: Army of Two: The 40th Day (PSP)
An inferior presentation and broken AI co-op play keep this buddy sequel from succeeding on the PSP. If you want to see Salem and Rios at their absolute ass-kicking best, stick with the much better console versions.

Review: Army of Two: The 40th Day
Like the original Army of Two, The 40th Day was designed from the ground up as a co-op experience. While it is possible to play the game solo, the game is clearly designed for two players to battle it out together, so with that in mind, we created our own Army of Two -- reviewers Andrew Hayward and Mitch Dyer -- and gave them their marching orders. Their full debriefing on their experiences follows.