Split screen isn't dead but it is dying somewhat. This generations split screen games can be counted on two hands.
My greatest split screen memory is when i had 007:Nightfire ,,,,,the greatest splitscreen game ever we had 4 controllers and 8 Players we made so many matches and rules like when ever someone had a Tribomb they had to shout out "Tribomb !" meaning that we were not allowed to kill them unless they planted it the tribomb making the game much more funnixubaby said:What happened to those good old times where most racing games had a splitscreen multiplayer? I think many racers would've been better if they'd bothered to add a splitscreen mode(For example Flatout 2).
Do any of you miss that, or is it just me? And if you do what games would you like to get the splitscreen multiplayer mode?
Nope, just a friend. It shows up as "YourUsername (1)", so if he fucks up it can be traced to you >_>bjj hero said:do you need 2 xbox live accounts to do split screen online?TheTygerfire said:Resident Evil 5 and Left 4 Dead both have split screen, and they came out recently.
Hell, Left 4 Dead has splitscreen and online at the same time if you have a second controller.
Now that I think about it, Wii games have succumbed to this too. It seems like smash bros and wii sports is the only thing supporting 4 players at once.mrfishyfish said:Smash Bros.
Yea, that plays a big role in it. A lot of console games have splitscreen, Halo 3 being my favorite example.nixubaby said:Well, it might also be that i only have pc so i dont know if consoles have splitscreens or not.Yooz said:Condolences and all that. But, dude, split-screen is still used alot. Probably by almost every gamer who doesn't have an internet connection.
The only example of this right now could be Killzone 2, and quite frankly, I would rather a less graphically intesive game for a solid co-op experience.CountFenring said:Split screen still exists, just it is becoming less prevalent due to more intensive graphics.