![]() But guess what? There’s no air guitar, no fist bumping and no homoerotic arse slapping to be found here. Something seemed to resonate with players, however, for respectable sales have led to Army of Two number three, The Devil’s Cartel. As far as unique selling points go, apart from the now not-so-unique co-op play, Army of Two’s daft and non-gameplay serving hand gestures were hardly the strongest innovations in a genre overcrowded with meathead shooters. ![]() Can you name another gaming series where you could play a round of Rock, Paper, Scissors and slap each other on the arse before strolling into battle, and, after your victory, perform a bit of celebratory air guitar and fist bumping? I thought not.
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