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New Army Of Two Media Showcases Bonus MP Mode
EA Montreal shot over a handful of 40th Day screens this morning, complimented by a new trailer showcasing the bonus multiplayer mode Extraction.
The screenshots are quite an eyeful, our favorite being the one above that highlights some fantastic renders of Salem and Rios. Looks like Rios has seen better days – but that’s what makes him interesting in our book.
As for the video, EA has been quiet about multiplayer modes for the pending release. We do know that Extraction pits a team comprised of four players against waves of enemies. The foursome must do their best to survive while moving from point to point across the decimated city. The mode is part of a preorder incentive that will give players access to Extraction at launch. Extraction will unlock a month after Army of Two: The 40th Day ships, however.
Check out the screens and trailer below.
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