#9 glitchXII Posted 12/11/2014 9:50:13 PM. @Chienne, the co-op label is on the same line as the online features, there is no lying on the box. Anyways, i think it'd be tough to do couch co-op with a game like this without them having to make another UI as the in-game one may be tricky to fit on a split screen.
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