As the movies show, John Connor ain’t all alone in his fight against the machines. He’s always been partnered by able buddies. On similar lines when Terminator: Salvation goes live on May 19, you’d do well to pick up a trusted friend to fight those evil machines, side-by-side. Yup, the latest trailer of Terminator: Salvation features a co-operative mode that uses split-screen capability. GRIN’s action title is supposed to launch alongside the movie, and this trailer exhibits several other elements from the game. Easy to kill machines in plenty, in case you were wondering! A bonanza for fans of this kinda action, but dizzying for some! Anyway go ahead check it out. By the way, PC gamers won’t be getting the split-screen feature so a 360 purchase is somewhat justified.
Via: g4tv
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