Or at least, the answers to a local Co-op question. Luckily, however, I can reveal that Rock Paper Shotgun has secured answers to the local co-op question at last. Eight months later, the collection’s roll-out on PC has started with Halo: Reach - but there’s no split screen to be seen. In a Reddit AMA at the time, 343 Industries’ community director Brian “ske7ch” Jarrard said it was a “tricky” issue, and that 343 was still “looking at what can be supported”. But so far, it seems they’ve had no luck. We're reaching out to see how this came to be in the announcement video, but it's not something we're working on," he said on Reddit.Ever since the Master Chief Collection was announced for PC back in March, fans have been clamouring for the Xbox version’s classic split screen local co-op to be included in the PC port. Halo community team member John Junyszek chimed in to squash some dreams: "Sorry to have to jump in and crush some dreams, but since we're heads down on Halo Infinite, we don't have any plans to make major updates - like adding split-screen - to Halo 5.
The footage in question looks to be a little bit of good old fashioned creative liberty in the editing bay," said 343i's Brian Jarrard.
"Sorry to disappoint but no, split-screen isn't being added to Halo 5. The studio is deep into development on Halo: Infinite, the big new marquee shooter, which is getting a brand new games engine and even a PC port. This of course ignited hope that Halo 5 could finally get split-screen support.īut 343 Industries says it's not going to happen. The footage showed two people playing split-screen in Halo 5: Guardians, a game notorious for its absence of the fan-favorite couch co-op/PVP mode. Last night Microsoft announced the overpriced disc-less Xbox One S and released a spoofy video about the new digital-only system.
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