The only games I've ever played system-link are the Halo games. I will likely play it with Gears of War 2 because at least two of my friends, plus myself, are going to get it. I would do system link with CoD4, but it doesn't allow split-screen with system-link. What are some of your favorites?
Wow, I'm surprised so many people agree with me considering how much split-screen seems to be dying. I was considering buying Frontlines until I found out that it didn't have offline multiplayer. So I bought Call of Duty 4, but it doesn't let you play all the maps split-screen, and system link doesn't allow split-screen. I just don't understand why developers don't put it in.
Actually, Brawl has demos for classic Nintendo games, all of which just happen to be downloadable from the Virtual Console. However, I wish they would let you download demos from the Wii Store and just give you a few levels to play instead of a 1-minute trial.
I see a lot of reviews that call split-screen "outdated." I also see reviews complain about a lack of online while others don't even mention a lack of split-screen. This got me wondering if it's unusual that my friends and I still play split-screen all the time. When we want to play Halo, we gather in person rather than play over Live. Also, the people I see at school like to play offline multiplayer. Maybe it's because that as a teenager, more people in my age group play games. Less adults play video games, so those who do need to play online. Any thoughts?
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