Portal 2 Co-Op: Are 2 Minds Better Than 1? | WIRED
As Portal 2 passes three weeks since its release, now is the time to look back on cooperative play and see how it has held up. As a GeekDad who does not yet have children of video game-playing age, I played through Portal 2 with a friend, but have enlisted the help of some fellow \[…\]
As Portal 2 passes three weeks since its release, now is the time to look back on cooperative play and see how it has held up. As a GeekDad who does not yet have children of video game-playing age, I played through Portal 2 with a friend, but have enlisted the help of some fellow writers to provide much-needed perspective. What sort of experience do players have when tackling Portal 2 with a friend, spouse or child? More importantly, does it make them hungry for more co-op, or have they grown tired of the trend? Helping out with this brief peek into the minds of co-op gamers are Dave Banks…
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