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# True 2-player tactical co-op Overkill meter for max destruction Deep weapon & character customization Army of TWO The Devil's Cartel - Playstation 3

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## Summary

> 🎯 Lock, Load & Dominate: Tactical Co-op Like Never Before!

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## Key Features

- • **Master Tactical Co-op:** Synchronize with your partner for flanking, dual-breach, and riot-shield assaults that redefine teamwork.
- • **Unleash Overkill Power:** Build and trigger the Overkill meter to become virtually invincible with infinite ammo and devastating firepower.
- • **Immersive Frostbite 2 Engine:** Experience destructible environments and realistic physics that bring every firefight to life.
- • **Customize Your Warzone Persona:** Personalize Alpha and Bravo with advanced tactical gear and weapon mods to suit your combat style.
- • **Engage in a Gritty Modern Story:** Dive into a gripping campaign battling a ruthless Mexican cartel with smart AI and cinematic dialogue.

## Overview

Army of TWO The Devil's Cartel for PlayStation 3 delivers an intense 3rd-person co-op shooter experience powered by Frostbite 2. Featuring innovative two-player tactical gameplay, a dynamic Overkill mode, and deep customization options, it immerses players in a gritty modern conflict against a brutal Mexican cartel. With destructible environments, smart AI, and both local split-screen and online co-op, this game is a must-have for action fans craving strategic teamwork and explosive combat.

## Description

The originator of tactical co-op is back! Developed by Visceral Games, the award-winning creators of Dead Space, Army of TWO The Devil’s Cartel delivers an immersive and unique 3rd-person co-op action-shooter that's built on the new Frostbite 2 engine for maximum destruction. You and your partner must shoot and destroy anything in your path to take down a violent drug cartel that’s taken over Mexico. In gripping partner-based missions, each player must tackle and overcome individual objectives to achieve a common goal. The more effective your teamwork, the greater the reward as the new Overkill mode gives you devastating power for truly epic mass destruction! Experience this explosive action-blockbuster campaign in two-player local split-screen or online co-op!

Review: The best one of TWO - Since Army of TWO series has been out, I really wasn't impressed with those games. The characters seemed bulky and the gameplay just didn't impress me. Not to mention, the graphics were horrible. However, after seeing numerous videos on Devil's Cartel, I decided to finally give the franchise a try. A.I. (Bravo): The A.I. of Bravo is one of the best I've seen in a team-based shooter. Bravo is not just a prop, who shoots, aimlessly and gets in the way. He is VERY involved and reliable. He gets cover when needed. In certain situations, he will not fire, until it is initiated by the player. Not to mention, he does not get in the way of the player, while in a gunfight. The most impressive action is he may wait, until the right time, then move ahead and kill enemies at random. However, his actions are carried out in a tactical way. CAMPAIGN/STORY: This game introduces TWO new characters called Alpha and Bravo (players will be Alpha). They are sent to Mexico to go up against La Guadiana, who is a deadly drug cartel. CUSTOMIZATION: Weapons can be greatly customized on this game. In fact, it is similar to that of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier . With that being said, every part of a weapon can be customized and also tested out at the range. Masks can be customized, as well. Players can use default designs or even create their own. GAMEPLAY: The newest addition to the game is the infamous Frostbite 2 engine, which is used in BF3. Of course, the previous TWO games used the Unreal engine. The destructible environments, along with the animations and physics, complement each other very well. Enemies, as well as nearby structures, are sent flying when blasted by grenades. Also, enemies react differently, based upon how and where they are shot. For example, I shot an enemy in the leg, and he was limping. Bravo once shot an enemy and as he was falling to the ground, I shot him in the head and his hat flew off. Heads can be severed by powerful weapons. I once saw an enemy slammed up against a wall when hit gunfire from a Gatling gun. The dialogue between the characters is very captivating, especially between Alpha and Bravo. There is not a lot of cheesy one-liners, like in many other shooters. Sure, they say some comical phrases, but that is just to kinda lighten up the moment, as they are about to engage in imminent battle. The characters really make you feel as if you are a part of the team and what going on. I am constantly listening to each character, as they are proceeding to the next portion of a level. In other words, I feel like I am watching a good war movie with some pretty good actors. Then, there has been an improvement in the Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 -like points system for various types of kills. For example, a player can get points for scoring a headshot, flanking an enemy, killing with a grenade, surprise kills, decoy kills, multiple kills, melee kills, combination kills, etc. Points can be used to upgrade weapons and accessories. Overkill returns to the game. Of course, those who are new to the series, Overkill is when a player can be virtually invincible for a short period of time. While Overkill is engaged, ammo is infinite and stronger than ever. The enemies on this game come out in vast numbers. Not to mention, they are very smart, which can be a deadly combination. They will shoot straight up, flank, or even throw grenades, if possible. They can even be heavily wounded, and if they still can shoot, THEY WILL. I have attempted to run upon an enemy to try to get a melee kill and as he was running away, he turned and shot from the hip. I foolishly tried to melee a boss enemy and as he pulled out a machete, my character grabbed his arm. Before he could go any further, a button icon showed up at random ala Heavy Rain. I repeatedly pressed the button and my character turned the tables and killed him with it. Cool! Many gunfights will take place in open areas, but being tactical is a huge part of this game because of the numbers, which the enemies come. Of course, this can lead to being under some heavy gunfire. Therefore, taking cover is very essential to survival in this game. The cover system reminds me of Ghost Recon Future Soldier because upon getting cover, an arrow will point at another cover position. Even the movements from cover to cover are similar. Keep in mind that all cover is not good cover, as some can be manipulated by gunfire. Sometimes, gunfights will not always be out in the open. Fighting can go down in some very close quarters. This means the player's head needs to be on the swivel because a single enemy can be around the corner or side corridors, waiting for the right moment to ambush. GRAPHICS/VISUALS: The graphics are very good in the game. The lighting and the shadows are surprisingly good. In addition, the landscapes look good. However, do not quite as sharp as BF3 graphics, but they are still quite nice. The explosions and animations of manipulated structures and the animations of the characters are done very well. SOUND: The sound of this game is very good. The sounds of the explosions are very realistic, as well as hearing various structures being altered by gunfire. Sounds from structures hit by gunfire are very realistic. As far as the sounds of the weapons, don't expect them to be BF3-like! However, the sounds are still pretty good. VERDICT: If you are in need of a very good action shooter, NOT named Call of Duty, Devil's Cartel is the game for you. With that being said, for the diehard TWO fans, this is the ONE of the TWO to purchase.
Review: Great Product - We enjoy the game. not better than the first 2 though. lol. but thats just my opinion. the game works fine.

## Features

- Shoot-and-Destroy Tactical Co-op: Work together and perform challenging strategic maneuvers with your friend in a true two-player co-op experience with flanking, dual-breach, riot-shield attacks, and much more!
- Unleash the Ultimate Destructive Power of Overkill: Build up your Overkill meter by performing cooperative maneuvers and unleash it with your partner to take destruction to a whole new level.
- Challenge a Powerful and Ruthless Mexican Cartel: Experience a grim but relevant story set in a modern Mexico that's been torn apart by the drug war.
- Customize Your Character for Explosive Action: Use the powerful customization tools to outfit Alpha and Bravo with personalized tactical gear to prepare for a dangerous, action-packed mission to end the cartel's ruthless reign.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0050SXEM8 |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation 3 Slim, Sony PlayStation 3 Super Slim |
| Computer Platform | PlayStation 3 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (445) |
| Date First Available | August 1, 2012 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00014633197204 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 2.88 ounces |
| Item model number | 014633197204 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Electronic Arts |
| Number of Players | 1-2 |
| Product Dimensions | 5.33 x 0.57 x 6.69 inches; 2.88 ounces |
| Publication Date | March 26, 2013 |
| Rated | Mature |
| Release date | March 26, 2013 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 014633197204 |

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best one of TWO
*by 1***9 on March 26, 2013*

Since Army of TWO series has been out, I really wasn't impressed with those games. The characters seemed bulky and the gameplay just didn't impress me. Not to mention, the graphics were horrible. However, after seeing numerous videos on Devil's Cartel, I decided to finally give the franchise a try. A.I. (Bravo): The A.I. of Bravo is one of the best I've seen in a team-based shooter. Bravo is not just a prop, who shoots, aimlessly and gets in the way. He is VERY involved and reliable. He gets cover when needed. In certain situations, he will not fire, until it is initiated by the player. Not to mention, he does not get in the way of the player, while in a gunfight. The most impressive action is he may wait, until the right time, then move ahead and kill enemies at random. However, his actions are carried out in a tactical way. CAMPAIGN/STORY: This game introduces TWO new characters called Alpha and Bravo (players will be Alpha). They are sent to Mexico to go up against La Guadiana, who is a deadly drug cartel. CUSTOMIZATION: Weapons can be greatly customized on this game. In fact, it is similar to that of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier . With that being said, every part of a weapon can be customized and also tested out at the range. Masks can be customized, as well. Players can use default designs or even create their own. GAMEPLAY: The newest addition to the game is the infamous Frostbite 2 engine, which is used in BF3. Of course, the previous TWO games used the Unreal engine. The destructible environments, along with the animations and physics, complement each other very well. Enemies, as well as nearby structures, are sent flying when blasted by grenades. Also, enemies react differently, based upon how and where they are shot. For example, I shot an enemy in the leg, and he was limping. Bravo once shot an enemy and as he was falling to the ground, I shot him in the head and his hat flew off. Heads can be severed by powerful weapons. I once saw an enemy slammed up against a wall when hit gunfire from a Gatling gun. The dialogue between the characters is very captivating, especially between Alpha and Bravo. There is not a lot of cheesy one-liners, like in many other shooters. Sure, they say some comical phrases, but that is just to kinda lighten up the moment, as they are about to engage in imminent battle. The characters really make you feel as if you are a part of the team and what going on. I am constantly listening to each character, as they are proceeding to the next portion of a level. In other words, I feel like I am watching a good war movie with some pretty good actors. Then, there has been an improvement in the Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 -like points system for various types of kills. For example, a player can get points for scoring a headshot, flanking an enemy, killing with a grenade, surprise kills, decoy kills, multiple kills, melee kills, combination kills, etc. Points can be used to upgrade weapons and accessories. Overkill returns to the game. Of course, those who are new to the series, Overkill is when a player can be virtually invincible for a short period of time. While Overkill is engaged, ammo is infinite and stronger than ever. The enemies on this game come out in vast numbers. Not to mention, they are very smart, which can be a deadly combination. They will shoot straight up, flank, or even throw grenades, if possible. They can even be heavily wounded, and if they still can shoot, THEY WILL. I have attempted to run upon an enemy to try to get a melee kill and as he was running away, he turned and shot from the hip. I foolishly tried to melee a boss enemy and as he pulled out a machete, my character grabbed his arm. Before he could go any further, a button icon showed up at random ala Heavy Rain. I repeatedly pressed the button and my character turned the tables and killed him with it. Cool! Many gunfights will take place in open areas, but being tactical is a huge part of this game because of the numbers, which the enemies come. Of course, this can lead to being under some heavy gunfire. Therefore, taking cover is very essential to survival in this game. The cover system reminds me of Ghost Recon Future Soldier because upon getting cover, an arrow will point at another cover position. Even the movements from cover to cover are similar. Keep in mind that all cover is not good cover, as some can be manipulated by gunfire. Sometimes, gunfights will not always be out in the open. Fighting can go down in some very close quarters. This means the player's head needs to be on the swivel because a single enemy can be around the corner or side corridors, waiting for the right moment to ambush. GRAPHICS/VISUALS: The graphics are very good in the game. The lighting and the shadows are surprisingly good. In addition, the landscapes look good. However, do not quite as sharp as BF3 graphics, but they are still quite nice. The explosions and animations of manipulated structures and the animations of the characters are done very well. SOUND: The sound of this game is very good. The sounds of the explosions are very realistic, as well as hearing various structures being altered by gunfire. Sounds from structures hit by gunfire are very realistic. As far as the sounds of the weapons, don't expect them to be BF3-like! However, the sounds are still pretty good. VERDICT: If you are in need of a very good action shooter, NOT named Call of Duty, Devil's Cartel is the game for you. With that being said, for the diehard TWO fans, this is the ONE of the TWO to purchase.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Product
*by B***X on January 7, 2026*

We enjoy the game. not better than the first 2 though. lol. but thats just my opinion. the game works fine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome game to play with a friend!!
*by I***T on May 14, 2014*

I'm in Colorado and my friend is in Vegas, this and other games are the only way we can visit. So to head on into this game and kill some mexican cartel is Awesome!, Love the graphics and physics of the game and how you can interact with each other. Great guns, masks and gear. Sorry, I havnt played the other two before this, but for my purpose this game is a blast, we also finished Dead Space 3 and Dead Island together. Its the only way I can have a few drinks, smoke and visit while killing bad guys, aliens and zombies. I can save on air fair this way and the bathroom and kitchen are just steps away!! Happy Gaming!!

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