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Army Of Two Sequel Possibly Outed On Twitter
Actor Joe Flanigan recently tweeted that he, "signed on to do the new AO4 video game for Electronic Arts," which many are speculating to be Army of Four. I like to think of it as Army of 2².
In the tweet, Flanigan implied that AO4 was an off-shoot of Battlefield, but he followed up that tweet saying that the two games are unrelated, and he had stated that in error.
Army of Two was all about the cooperative experience, and a title like Army of Four seems to hint at four player co-op, which would be a reasonable evolution of the formula.
[via GameSpot]
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