Halo developer 343 Industries has posted a new update about the shooter's future, a roundtable discussion between three of its developers over the areas they're focusing on. The good news is
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Halo developer 343 Industries has posted a new update about the shooter’s future, a roundtable discussion between three of its developers over the areas they’re focusing on. The good news is that Forge finally has a release date of November 8, and the bad news is that Halo Infinite will no longer be receiving the option to play the campaign in local split-screen co-op.
The latter news may not seem all that unusual, but for anyone who’s followed this series from the start Halo always had that additional selling point of a local splitscreen campaign. The Bungie games all had it, and I played through most of those with mates hunched around the TV. It’s not exactly a killer feature in 2022, but it is sad that something which was once part of the Halo ‘package’ is being left behind.
