Digital Foundry Says Halo Infinite Split Screen is excellent

You may remember that a couple of weeks ago, Halo fans found a way to get Split screen Halo Infinite in the campaignAnd, strangely enough, it actually worked, despite its cancellation. Well, Digital Foundry also took a look at the split screen exploit this week, and after testing it out, they concluded that it was “excellent” and “looks very close to complete.”

Based on your Halo Infinite split screen report, the feeling is that The feature is very close to completion and a lot of work has been put into it, which makes it very confusing to delete. At least on the Xbox Series X, there are no performance issues either. It’s really smooth at 60fps with the console set to output at 60Hz.

Infinite Halo Split Screen

This report also states that Halo Infinite split screen on Xbox One works perfectly And solid play, though lower performance and accuracy are understandably more common, especially on the original 2013 model. Performance is shaky too, thanks in part to the game’s inconsistent 30fps frame rate, but also due to the real drop in frame rate.

Bad news for those expecting the local co-op at Hello Infinite

however, Most of the “Digital Foundry” report is very positiveSo the outlet reached out to Microsoft to comment on why the feature was scrapped even though it was working very well, with 343i saying they’d prefer not to comment on Halo Infinite’s split-screen mode. Which allows us to speculate that it may arrive in the near future, after other features that the study considers priority have been improved.