Remember when the news appeared that Xbox 360 users, who are getting Lara Croft: Guardian of Light earlier than their PS3 and PC counterparts, wouldn’t be getting the online co-op part of the game, a feature that would appear “at a later date”? Yeah, well, time to stop laughing PS3 zealots, as it appears that, when it does appear on the PSN (later this month — apparently), it, too, will be without its collaborative offering.
Just like history repeating itself, we’re promised that the extra game mode will arrive on the PS3 and PC “at a later date”. Local co-op will still launch with the game. We’re also told that the online co-op element is scheduled for the 360 “very soon.” All sounds incredibly tentative. Here’s hoping this doesn’t turn into another Duke Nukem. I really don’t want to be 40 and watching PAX 2018 when they finally roll old Lara out and announce that — at long last! — co-op is coming.
Source: Press release
andytorr
I played this for the first time the other day on my brothers 360. It’s bloody awful.
Ryan1991
What didn’t you like about it?
aerobes
Not overly concerned, though I hope there’s a demo.
Heard pretty contrasting stuff about this and it’s getting to that time of year when the games coming in need to be of the highest quality considering just how many there are around.
Charmed_Fanatic
oh well will still get it and play online later
monkeyspoon
If they delay the PS3 co-op mode so they can give the 360 some exclusivity period then I’ll wait until the game is either cheap or free to PS+
Ryan1991
You’ll be waiting a looong time for it go cheap or be free on PS+
Tuffcub
Developers: Why not wait until te game is finished BEFORE F*CKING RELEASING IT.