Well, what other solution is there? Have everyone bring their own Xbox and TV? That doesn't really work. After all, what's the point of splitscreen except to get everyone in the same room? Splitscreen and and being in the same room are as connected to each other as computers and the internet; sure, computers don't require internet, but the addition of it brings much more to the whole thing.Cheveyo said:No. It isn't split screen you desire.darkfire613 said:I really miss splitscreen. That's one reason my friends and I like Halo so much; it allows four-player splitscreen, and allows those same four people to go into matchmaking as well. Some of my best gaming memories are from four of us clustered around my TV, teamed up online in Halo 3.
It's the effect of being in the same room as your friend while playing that you miss.
If you really think about it, split screen did nothing but reduce what you were able to see. It didn't add anything to the game itself.
Also, it's easiest to resolve debates about "noobishness" when your friend is sitting right next to you.