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1. Does the console version of L4D have split screen co-op?
2. Does the multiplayer in L4D make up for the void left in single player that Fallout 3 may fulfill?
3. Where do babies come from?
 

DigitalSushi

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Cinder Block of Oppression said:
1. Does the console version of L4D have split screen co-op?
2. Does the multiplayer in L4D make up for the void left in single player that Fallout 3 may fulfill?
3. Where do babies come from?
1. no
2. depends on your opinion
3. according to my doctor they come from that part of me thats riddled with herpes.
 

DigitalSushi

a gallardo? fine, I'll take it.
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Cinder Block of Oppression said:
But wait...

http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3169669

WHO DO I TRUST?
babies come from 1up?

now it all makes sense.
 

RobinHood3000

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Cinder Block of Oppression said:
1. Does the console version of L4D have split screen co-op?
2. Does the multiplayer in L4D make up for the void left in single player that Fallout 3 may fulfill?
3. Where do babies come from?
1. Yes, but only for two people on the same console.
2. I would say so, yes, but if you get the console version, a Live subscription is (obviously) advisable.
3. You're asking us?
 

Conqueror Kenny

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Cinder Block of Oppression said:
1. Does the console version of L4D have split screen co-op?
2. Does the multiplayer in L4D make up for the void left in single player that Fallout 3 may fulfill?
3. Where do babies come from?
1. Yes
2. Yes
3. The stalk delivers them when a mummy and daddy wish for a little baby

Though if you are doing it with a friend it's normally better if you do system link or xbox live in the same house as it cuts your screen and makes everything smaller. Hunters are hard enough to spot as it is.
 

RobinHood3000

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Cinder Block of Oppression said:
Alright, sweet. I was going to try to have a nonstop zombie killing marathon with my friend and wanted to make sure we could both be playing.
Yeah, if that's what's important for you, then you're all set. Enjoy.
 

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I have played the council version but I only played single player

I actually enjoyed the PC version a little more, (I'm used to the controls) and I think its unfortunate that companies take Nintendo for granted, I think they really could have done some neat stuff with L4D Wii (Fall out 3 would also have been nice with the Wii zapper as an OPTION, but I've drifted off topic)
 
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ChromeAlchemist said:
I heard PC L4D has split screen co op as well, is that true? I heard it was a mod of some kind though.
No no no.

You can either have normal where you play the Survivors, or Versus where you play Infected versus Survivors, all on the same screen.
 

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ChromeAlchemist said:
I heard PC L4D has split screen co op as well, is that true? I heard it was a mod of some kind though.
Yes it does, there are instructions on how to get it to work on valves forum.

http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=745113

I think you need a wired xbox 360 controller or a wireless adapter for your pc for a wireless controller to beable to play it though. Not sure if other controllers will work as I just skimmed through it when looking into this myself.
 

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Cinder Block of Oppression said:
1. Does the console version of L4D have split screen co-op?
2. Does the multiplayer in L4D make up for the void left in single player that Fallout 3 may fulfill?
3. Where do babies come from?
1. Yes.
2. It is amazing. It does not need singleplayer at all.
3. The baby store.
 

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CountFenring said:
Is it worth $60 for the console version?
If you have the recommended specs for L4D on PC, I think it would be pants on head retarded to go for the 360 version, considering the price difference.