Apparently, a number of retail listings for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier pointed out that the game will also offer splitscreen co-op, but Ubisoft has clarified this ‘miscommunication,’ while apologizing to its fans. The developer has also revealed that the game’s information has been appropriately updated now on all the affected sites.
Ubisoft mentioned that ‘several retail sites’ were stating that splitscreen cooperative gameplay would be available within the game’s campaign. In reality, this game doesn’t feature any kind of splitscreen features, as its co-op gameplay is limited only to online or LAN. Hence, Ubisoft has apologized to all those who purchased the game thinking it has splitscreen features.
“Our customers are extremely important to us, and we hope you’ll accept our sincerest apologies for any inconvenience and frustration caused by this miscommunication. Here is what you can expect from Ghost Recon Future Soldier’s campaign: An epic single-player experience — alone or with up to three friends (online or via LAN) — across multiple theatres as the shadow of global conflict creeps across Northern Europe and beyond,” a representative from Ubisoft, wrote on the developer’s official forum.
This game was released for the PS3 and Xbox 360 on May 22, 2012. It is the fifth main installment to the series and has been described as a futuristic take on the Ghost Recon franchise. It is also slated to be launched for PC in June. This version is all set to render exclusive traits as well as a number of visual upgrades that don’t form part of the console editions.
Ghost Recon: Future Soldier now sells for the PS3 and Xbox 360 at a price of 59.99 USD (approx. Rs. 3,325).