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I can't see the reason to pay all that money for extras when all I want is to play the game.

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basicly, i'm gunna get halo 3 tomorrow with a friend and we are gunna do the campain togeather, is there a way to have 1 screen each useing only 1 360?

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EnigmaticBeauty

Yes there is... I did it long ago with the N64... It requires...

Two TV's.

One Xbox 360

One VHS Player

One T Splitter

Two Coax Cables

Okay...

1: Plug the 360 Yellow, Red & White cable into a scart connector and plug that into the VHS.

2: Using a T splitter, plug your Coax cables into one socket and then the ends into your TV's.

3: Plug the last T split socket into the VHS Player.

4: Using a towel and tape, Player ONE must cover his bottom half of his screen with the towel and tape. Player TWO must cover the top half of his TV...

And that's it. You're in essence, splitting your signal into two TV's using the T splitter and VHS. The picture will not be as sharp obviously cause of the weaknend signal. But you can play splitscreen without seeing each other.

It's something I did years ago with the N64.

This will send the image to two tvs but the image shared will be the split screen you normally have. If you want to each play with your own screen, you need two 360's, two tvs, and a local area network...

I think MGS has more history than Halo does. Halo only has existed for 6 years while MG-MGS has lasted for 20 years! Halo can quote crap like "Finish the fight", but MGS4 can say - - - - "Finish the mission!"email2003

I have nothin against PS3 or MGS, I love both. 20 years? Excuse me sir?

What I dislike is people trying to compare two different types of games on two different platforms.