Killzone 2. Come on, it was perfectly suited for co-op, I mean was there ever a time you didn't have an AI controlled ally who could have been a second player?
FreelanceButler said:Tekken 6. The Scenario mode.
Yeah, it has online co-op, but that's not much good when my sister who's epic at Tekken and could help me through that joke of a campaign is sitting in the same room as me.
I think Final Fantasy XIII would work quite well with more people too. Annoyed with team-mates doing the wrong thing all the time? Put people in charge of 'em. Problem solved.
I guessing largely due to the fact that it'd make the 360 catch fire. Trying to run two different sections of the city at once would eat through that meagre 512MB of RAM faster than I eat through pizza.Shoggoth2588 said:Grand Theft Auto IV. Why can't I play split-screen Rockstar?!
AC4A had co-op.mechjunky said:Hmm, I suppose Armored Core and maybe Front Mission?
The PS3 could have handled it though. Hell, that would have likely been a factor in the PS3 vs 360 versions. If GTA IV offered split-screen on the PS3 but not the 360, I would have definitely chosen that version.BGH122 said:I guessing largely due to the fact that it'd make the 360 catch fire. Trying to run two different sections of the city at once would eat through that meagre 512MB of RAM faster than I eat through pizza.Shoggoth2588 said:Grand Theft Auto IV. Why can't I play split-screen Rockstar?!
Although I too would love to get some co-op GTA action going.