MaxwellGT2000 said:
They took that from IGN and then took it out of context... it never said SPLITSCREEN they've been asked MULTIPLE times on the subject and said that the offline multiplayer would be LAN, they've had LAN up and running since they started on online mode cause it was their testing medium and now they're looking to Nintendo to see if it's ok to keep that in the game. And NO the LAN option isn't confirmed but it's already up and running, and there's no real reason for Nintendo to say no. So don't call me ignorant when you don't even know where the original quote came from =P IGN IS the source for almost all info on The Conduit. So before you go and jump on someone actually know what you're showing people. |
1) I have never seen that quote, or anything near it, on IGN. Podcast or written.
2) They have been asked a lot about it and until that quoted statement, they had been saying no. That is very true. I have seen no retraction since the statement was allegedly made so I am not sure if I should run with you or not. I do know that after this post, I will google the topic and see what I can come up with. Be it for or against me.
3) I understand that keeping LAN makes sense but we all know companies will do things that are quite contrary.
4) I did not jump on you. I just thought you were ignoring me. Hence me calling out ignorance.
On another topic:
LAN is awesome fun. Lugging around televisions can be a pain but my house has two televisions and two consoles so we are already set for when the game comes out. People that have 19 inch televisions do not like splitting the screen so it would be a great option to have LAN. Plus, hiding on split screen is near impossible since, "spying" is absoultely impossible to avoid.
Both should be an option. There is no reason why split screen should not be there, and there is no reason why LAN should not be there. Online as well. Even if the split screen is for only two players, it would be better than only LAN and online play. Options are good.
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