Halo Infinite Player Gets Split-Screen Campaign Co-Op Working on Xbox One
Although it received a mixed reception at launch, Halo Infinite has mainly been a successful title for 343 Industries with a number of the game's new additions being in growing popularity. But nine months after the franchise's latest entry, many players are left wanting as the developer falls behind in content and feature additions to the game, with some aspects like local co-op split-screen play being abandoned completely. However, some players appear to have found workarounds to getting split-screen to work on Halo Infinite.
Local co-op split-screen gameplay has been a staple of the Halo series since its launch back in 2001. Despite the lack of campaign split-screen in Halo 5: Guardians, 343 Industries had earlier assured that it will ship the highly-anticipated feature after Infinite's launch. Unfortunately, a recent update states that 343 won't be bringing local split-screen co-op to Halo Infinite and that campaign co-op will only be available online. During the announcement, the developers also mentioned that Halo Infinite forge modewill be coming on November 8, though the lack of local split-screen play is bound to disappoint many longtime fans.
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Amid this situation, one player has managed to make split-screen work on Halo Infinite on an Xbox One. The workaround was initially discovered by @Zeny_IC on Twitter, which involved exploiting a menu glitch and some specific selections. The trick would essentially allow players to enable split-screen play for local co-op same as the previous Halo titles. Following this, another user going by the name @KatsuyaTheFuuk made the split-screen feature playable with a two-player setup on a VCR Xbox One.
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