omg you guys, have you heard about the latest halo game? so, halo: campaign evolved just dropped and it's been a wild ride. the game is finally available on all platforms, including ps5, which is super cool. but, as it turns out, the pc version is missing a pretty major feature - split-screen co-op. like, what's halo without playing with your friends on the same screen, right?
apparently, the pc port just doesn't have this feature out of the box, which is kinda weird since the console versions do. but, don't worry, the modding community has got our backs. some genius created a mod that unlocks the local split-screen option, and it's available for download. i mean, it's not like the game didn't have the feature to begin with - it was just hidden away, waiting for someone to uncover it.
there are a few downsides to this mod, though. for one, it only works with two players, even though the game can technically support four-player co-op. and, you'll need to be using a controller for it to work, which might be a bummer for keyboard and mouse fans. also, it seems like this mod is only compatible with the steam version of the game, so if you're playing on pc game pass or the microsoft store, you might be out of luck.
i'm a bit surprised that the game launched without this feature, especially since it's such a big part of the halo experience. but, at the same time, it's awesome that the modding community is so active and willing to fill in the gaps. and, let's be real, the fact that the game's secret ending is teasing a halo 2 remake is all i can think aboutRead more: Full article on www.gamespot.com
What do you think about this?
apparently, the pc port just doesn't have this feature out of the box, which is kinda weird since the console versions do. but, don't worry, the modding community has got our backs. some genius created a mod that unlocks the local split-screen option, and it's available for download. i mean, it's not like the game didn't have the feature to begin with - it was just hidden away, waiting for someone to uncover it.
there are a few downsides to this mod, though. for one, it only works with two players, even though the game can technically support four-player co-op. and, you'll need to be using a controller for it to work, which might be a bummer for keyboard and mouse fans. also, it seems like this mod is only compatible with the steam version of the game, so if you're playing on pc game pass or the microsoft store, you might be out of luck.
i'm a bit surprised that the game launched without this feature, especially since it's such a big part of the halo experience. but, at the same time, it's awesome that the modding community is so active and willing to fill in the gaps. and, let's be real, the fact that the game's secret ending is teasing a halo 2 remake is all i can think aboutRead more: Full article on www.gamespot.com
What do you think about this?