The Xbox boss compares missing split screen co-op with the lack of ray tracing.
When the Xbox Series S was announced as an affordable alternative to the Xbox Series X, the pitch from Microsoft was clear. Sure, there would be visual compromises such as a lack of ray tracing and lower resolution, but when it came to functionality, games for Series S and X would be completely identical.
That’s about to change now, as Microsoft has allowed Larian Studios to publish their popular role-playing game Baldur’s Gate III for Series S without the split screen co-op included in the Series X version.
