DICE has revealed that Battlefield 3 won’t support split-screen co-op.
The much-anticipated military shooter received its first console co-op demo during Electronic Arts’ Gamescoms presser earlier this week. However, the feature will remain an online-only affair.
"No, you have to be online to do it [co-op]," said DICE’s Karl Magnus Troedsson, during an interview with Gaming Lives.
Battlefield 3’s co-op offering will be a separate entity from the game’s main campaign, with six levels available at launch. Each one should take about 20-45 minutes to beat, depending on how good you are and what difficult you plump for.
Furthermore, once you’ve completed a level, you can compare times and scores with your mates, with points awarded for teamwork.
Battlefield 3 will be released on PlayStation 3, PC and Xbox 360 in October 2011.
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