what are some of your favorite experiences with splitscreen gameplay?

i remember playing mario kart and mario party on n64 and gamecube in my not to long ago past, with great memories.

for some reason not a ton of 360 games have delivered in such a way, except halo 3. its not that its great, its just that everyone knows how to play and its just fun everytime you pick it up after a long time! nba games have also been fun, infact, but its not that different every year for obvious reaasons.

what offline multiplayer games / splitscreen have you had alot of fun with on the 360.. prefferably not halo 3

Resident evil 5 - great teamwork type gameplay

Kameo - just generally fun to play co-op

I agree with halo 3 being fun too

splitscreen co-op is one of the best ways to play a game. I also enjoy online co-op, but its not quite as fun because there isn't someone else in the room sharing the experiences. It isn't the same just using a microphone really.

Vigilante 8 on PS1 :)

On xbox 360 nothing

Since this is a Xbox 360 forum I will say Perfect Dark Zero, Halo 3, Unreal Tournament 3.

Resident Evil 5 was great. Played it three times through with my roommate so that we could upgrade our weapons as much as possible and eventually get unlimited sniper ammo to pull off serious headshots.

I also enjoyed playing Rock Band 2 a lot if you want to consider that split screen.

Perfect Dark Zero was also a good split screen game

Resident Evil 5 was made for co-operative gameplay. Also, me and my friend played some Perfect Dark Zero split-screen. The only fun thing about that game. And yeah, the Halo games have some fun splitscreen.

timesplitters

Not really "split-screen" but for local co-op Marvel Ultimate Alliance was a blast for me and my friends for a long amount of time, doing multiple playthroughs just to level up our characters and unlock more costumes and things like that.

I honestly have had a lot of fun playing split screen Dynasty Warriors because my friends and I would get really into it and strategize and figure out where we needed to go and clear out.

Halo LAN parties back in high school. We usually had 5-6 regular sized tvs, however, every now and then someone would have to play on the tv in the kitchen, which was tiny, maybe 5-7in. Only had to do that once, the tv sucked, but the weekends were awesome

Halo LAN parties back in high school. We usually had 5-6 regular sized tvs, however, every now and then someone would have to play on the tv in the kitchen, which was tiny, maybe 5-7in. Only had to do that once, the tv sucked, but the weekends were awesomeFadeToBlack90

[QUOTE="FadeToBlack90"]Halo LAN parties back in high school. We usually had 5-6 regular sized tvs, however, every now and then someone would have to play on the tv in the kitchen, which was tiny, maybe 5-7in. Only had to do that once, the tv sucked, but the weekends were awesomeCNUrGames

i have a lot of fun with my friends playing halo 3 split/screen

There's something to be said for the instant and personal feedback you get when playing local multiplayer. I wish more GOOD games (a la Ultimate Allicance 2) would have 4 player local co-op. It's great to be able to mess with your friends or groan when they switch characters 8 times in one level or striking them about the head and neck region when they get the team killed.

I've had a lot of fun playing Left 4 Dead with my girlfriend lately.

I've had a lot of fun playing Left 4 Dead with my girlfriend lately.

Palantas

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I've had a lot of fun playing Left 4 Dead with my girlfriend lately.

CNUrGames

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Left 4 Dead

CNUrGames

Does that game have split screen? I haven't played anything but the demo for that game but that could be fun for my girlfriend and I.

Yes, it has offline and online splitscreen for two players.

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Left 4 Dead

Does that game have split screen? I haven't played anything but the demo for that game but that could be fun for my girlfriend and I.

Yes, it has offline and online splitscreen for two players.

Just to clarify, you can splitscreen and then go online like you could in Halo 3? That could make for tons of fun.

CNUrGames

Correct. You and your girlfriend can be playing two of the characters splitscreen, while playing online with a couple of your Xbox Live friends.

Guitar Hero (GENRE)
Resident Evil 5
Mario Kart Double Dash (To GameCube):lol:

Do not buy Call Of Duty 4 , The Splitscreen sucks in that game, But it has the best MultiPlayer(XBL) ive played so far!:D

I've had a lot of fun playing Left 4 Dead with my girlfriend lately.

Palantas

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I've had a lot of fun playing Left 4 Dead with my girlfriend lately.

scarymovie5

I wish my girlfirend would play videogames with me, let alone Left 4 Dead with me.

In the past, I've got a couple girlfriends into gaming with cooperative shooters, Halo, Gears, Unreal, so forth.

[QUOTE="FadeToBlack90"]Halo LAN parties back in high school. We usually had 5-6 regular sized tvs, however, every now and then someone would have to play on the tv in the kitchen, which was tiny, maybe 5-7in. Only had to do that once, the tv sucked, but the weekends were awesomeCNUrGames

[QUOTE="CNUrGames"][QUOTE="FadeToBlack90"]Halo LAN parties back in high school. We usually had 5-6 regular sized tvs, however, every now and then someone would have to play on the tv in the kitchen, which was tiny, maybe 5-7in. Only had to do that once, the tv sucked, but the weekends were awesomeAlucard_vx

That sounds really similar to what we had going on. We'd play Halo and a lot of Smash Brothers and stuff like that. Then we'd throw in random games too and let people make submissions. People's girlfriends would come and either play or we'd throw on some movies for them so they weren't totally bored while we were geeking out. I don't know what it is about Portugese speaking people (Portugal and Brazil) but they LOVE to eat (not trying to be offensive, just noticing a trend). My friend's mom would either cook a ton of food or like you said, order ridiculous numbers of pizzas. I wish I wasn't all grown up now and could do things like this still.

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[QUOTE="CNUrGames"] My friends and I used to have our own little video game tournaments we called the Ramen Noodle Cup. We'd get a bunch of TV's together and play a bunch of games spanning several genres. We made a pot of over 20 packets of Ramen Noodles one time. My friend's mom where we would host it would always make tons of food (she was Portugese and loved to cook) so we would gorge ourselves and play games. The winner (based on a points system) would get some sort of prize. Nostalgia is great. CNUrGames

That sounds really similar to what we had going on. We'd play Halo and a lot of Smash Brothers and stuff like that. Then we'd throw in random games too and let people make submissions. People's girlfriends would come and either play or we'd throw on some movies for them so they weren't totally bored while we were geeking out. I don't know what it is about Portugese speaking people (Portugal and Brazil) but they LOVE to eat (not trying to be offensive, just noticing a trend). My friend's mom would either cook a ton of food or like you said, order ridiculous numbers of pizzas. I wish I wasn't all grown up now and could do things like this still.

Ahh and to think I never believed my mom as a kid when she told me I would miss being a kid once I grew up. hahahaha. Glad someone on these forums has all this in common with me :DAlucard_vx

Amen brother. Amen

Not all of them split screen, but all local co-op:

Xbox360 - Gears Of War 2, Resident Evil 5, Castle Crashers, Left 4 Dead, Lego Star Wars

Xbox - Crimson Skies

PS2 - Timesplitters 2, Baldurs Gate Dark Alliance

Not all of them split screen, but all local co-op:

Xbox360 - Gears Of War 2, Resident Evil 5, Castle Crashers, Left 4 Dead, Lego Star Wars

Halo LAN parties back in high school. We usually had 5-6 regular sized tvs, however, every now and then someone would have to play on the tv in the kitchen, which was tiny, maybe 5-7in. Only had to do that once, the tv sucked, but the weekends were awesome

FadeToBlack90

playing HALO:CE split screen/system linked in the same place with your buds were the best times I ever had in gaming.

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Halo LAN parties back in high school. We usually had 5-6 regular sized tvs, however, every now and then someone would have to play on the tv in the kitchen, which was tiny, maybe 5-7in. Only had to do that once, the tv sucked, but the weekends were awesome

playing HALO:CE split screen/system linked in the same place with your buds were the best times I ever had in gaming.

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Halo LAN parties back in high school. We usually had 5-6 regular sized tvs, however, every now and then someone would have to play on the tv in the kitchen, which was tiny, maybe 5-7in. Only had to do that once, the tv sucked, but the weekends were awesome

gow117

playing HALO:CE split screen/system linked in the same place with your buds were the best times I ever had in gaming.

Halo1 amd 2 was the only game that ever had us playing from sun down to sunrise.

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I've had a lot of fun playing Left 4 Dead with my girlfriend lately.

craigalan23

[QUOTE="craigalan23"][QUOTE="CNUrGames"] Does that game have split screen? I haven't played anything but the demo for that game but that could be fun for my girlfriend and I.Doonee63

[QUOTE="gow117"][QUOTE="BLAS1AN"]

playing HALO:CE split screen/system linked in the same place with your buds were the best times I ever had in gaming.

Halo1 amd 2 was the only game that ever had us playing from sun down to sunrise.

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I gotta get L4D.

CNUrGames

Same here. I'm not at all sure why I've waited this long to do that.

'Cause it's cheaper now. Look at you, smart shopper.