Public Fallout Over Take-Two Playing IP Troll Begins
Take-Two Interactive continues to find itself in the news for all the wrong reasons. The game publisher and parent company of Rockstar...
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Take-Two Interactive continues to find itself in the news for all the wrong reasons. The game publisher and parent company of Rockstar...
And sales are "still going strong". Updated on 25 April 2021 Co-op adventure It Takes Two has sold over one million copies. Celebrating the milestone on Twitter, developer Hazelight Games said sales were "still going strong" and thanked players for "the love you've shown our game". "Wow!!! Just found out It Takes Two has sold over one million copies and is still going strong!" said a tweet on the studio's official Twitter account. "Thank you so much for all the love you've shown our game, it means the world to us." Director Josef Fares also marked the n...
It Takes Two has sold one million copies Players love co-op games, or that’s what the director of It Takes Two believes, especially now the action-adventure game has sold one million copies. Developer Hazelight Games shared the news on Twitter, expressing gratitude for the community that’s formed around the puzzle game. “Thank you so much for all the love you’ve shown our game, it means the world to us,” the studio says. Hazelight founder, and It Takes Two writer and director, Josef Fares then quote-tweeted, adding that this proves the demand for more co-operative experiences. “Th...
Ahead of It Takes Two‘s release later this month, Stevivor was able to go hands-on with the co-op action rom-com as part of a special preview. Developed by Hazelight, the title is a further evolution of Brothers A Tale of Two Sons‘ groundbreaking co-op style gameplay and the realism added by A Way Out, the studio’s first collaboration with EA for its EA Originals label. While Brothers tasked one player to control two on-screen characters with a single controller, A Way Out made a second player mandatory — each player controlled one character and both needed to work together ...