Marvel's Avengers won't have a co-op feature for main campaign
The upcoming superhero game Marvel's Avengers won't let you play through the campaign with friends.
Crystal Dynamics and Eidos Montreal are both working hard on the upcoming superhero action RPG Marvel's Avengers and as we're getting closer to release (even though it's still a while away) we're getting more information regarding what the game will offer. According to IGN (via Dualshockers), the games' campaign won't be playable in co-op, in fact, the campaign won't have any multiplayer elements at all.
This, however, doesn't mean that the game won't support multiplayer. We know that a co-op aspect exists, just not exactly how it will be implemented.
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