The Left 4 Dead 2 multiplayer demo was released on October 28 for those who pre-ordered. Players have also discovered a way to do splitscreen co-op with the PC version. It was first announced on Jby Valve Corporation at Microsofts E3 2009 press conference. Left 4 Dead can also be played through a system link, or local area network. More details on the playable undead are expected to arrive tomorrow during Shacknews' hands-on time with the title. Left 4 Dead 2 is a single-player and multiplayer co-operative survival horror first person shooter game developed by Valve Corporation. Left 4 Dead is slated to arrive November 4. Louis, for example, has lost his dreadlocks and battle armor, replaced by blood-splatted dress shirt, a loose tie, and a bald head. The new character designs better reflect the characters' status as survivors of a recent outbreak instead of hardened battle veterans. Newell also noted that the game's four survivor characters have been redesigned. The game will let players assume control of undead foes as well, though the exact details of that functionality have not been disclosed.

It was unclear if that functionality is limited to the Xbox 360 version, or if it will be included in the PC edition as well.

Valve's multiplayer-focused zombie survival shooter Left 4 Dead (PC, 360) will include two-person split-screen play in addition to four-person online cooperative survival play, co-founder Gabe Newell revealed at EA's E3 press event.

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