VIDEO SUMMARY
Back in 2015, 343 Industries talked decided to remove a longtime feature from the Halo series with Halo 5: Guardians. The feature that didn’t make the cut was split-screen, 343 Industries had decided on the removal of split-screen support from the game — a decision that had been greeted with mixed reaction from fans. Anyone disappointed with this removal can breathe a sigh of relief, Halo 6 will reintroduce split-screen to the series.
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