Only other shooter game that I can think of that has local campaign co-op for 3 people is 2003’s Brute Force. Side scrollers and Gauntlet style dungeon crawlers don’t count.
I purchased an S1000 drawer tool chest from Ace Hardware about a year and a half ago, and the internal locking mechanism is faulty. The top locking tab is misaligned upward, so the top drawer cannot fully close when the lid is open, and the drawer doesn’t lock when the lid is closed. At first, I didn’t think it was a big deal. The S1000 has a three-year warranty, and this is Craftsman, a brand known for its warranty support. Wrong.
The S1000, sold exclusively through Ace Hardware, is manufactured by Waterloo Industries, and you have to go through their customer support. Waterloo customer support is not there to help you; they’re there to dodge any responsibility for repairs, replacements, or troubleshooting. Dealing with Waterloo has been an exercise in self-degradation.
The most frustrating part is that if I’d bought the less expensive standard 1000 Series tool chest from Lowe’s, the simpler design likely wouldn’t have these problems, and if there were an issue, I’d be dealing with Craftsman corporate instead of Waterloo Industries. I’d heard Craftsman quality had declined, but this experience has severely soured me on the brand.
I submitted my AP5-P for an RMA due to a barrel defect, and it was received by Century Arms on March 9, 2026. Their customer support page states that RMAs typically take 6–8 weeks to complete. I followed up on April 22 and again on April 30, at which point I was finally provided a tracking number. However, I never received any email notification that the repair had been completed, shipped, or that a tracking number was available.
I received the repaired firearm on May 1st, but the repair slip indicated the work had actually been completed on March 26. This means my AP5-P remained unshipped for about a month after the repair was finished, until I contacted them to prompt its return.
My advice: if you have an open RMA with Century Arms support, follow up regularly by phone to avoid unnecessary delays.