The recently released Xbox 360 edition of the ever popular world-building game, Minecraft has had a somewhat rocky launch, as the game’s split-screen ability was not properly elaborated on to early purchasers. Unbeknownst to many of those who bought the game, the much-vaunted couch co-op functionality of the XBLA title is only available to those with an HDTV.
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Dead Rising does the same thing. And Mojang didn't develop this one, 4j studios did.
Not telling the consumers that there's a catch in what you get: bad.
Only available for HDTVs eh?...Well, I can sympathize with the folks that were burned on this one...Of course, I'm only sympathetic if there was no fine print indicating that you needed an HDTV. If there was fine print...learn to read it?
I'm surprised how many people own a 360 or PS3 and don't have an HDTV. I've had an HDTV for years, the first one I got was one of those massive Sony Trinitron tube tvs but it displayed up to 1080i and I was able to play some original Xbox games in 720p
Was digging around on the Minecraft forums and it seems that in Sub-HD split-screen all the text became un-readable, and a few of the textures would just look terrible.
Seems to me that you can patch in the ability and let the players decide if they want to stomach the graphics in sub-HD themselves.