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Co-op mode[edit]

I see now that the Infobox video game template says "modes: Playing modes offered by the game. Currently, the only accepted values are single-player, multiplayer, or both." However, following the examples of other articles for co-op games such as Portal 2, Borderlands, Borderlands 2, PayDay: The Heist, and Magicka which all say co-op in their list of modes, it seems to be a pretty common and useful thing. Sure, the template has a standard, but what if it's a stupid standard? Multiplayer usually means versus or some sort of non-fully-cooperative gameplay style and co-op means cooperative where several players work together in the same game are entirely different modes of play. I propose that we ignore the infobox standard for this article and start a talk page section proposing the addition of the co-op option for mode. Keavon (talk) 02:18, 24 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]