Halo: Campaign Evolved’s Local Co-Op Demands Two Accounts, PS Plus Confusion Reversed

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Halo: Campaign Evolved’s co-op requirements have sparked confusion: on Xbox Series X|S, offline split-screen requires two distinct Microsoft accounts (online co-op needs Xbox Game Pass); early reports suggested PS5 local co-op also required PS Plus, a claim Halo Studios later corrected, clarifying PS Plus isn’t needed for local PS5 co-op and that accounts simply need PlayStation Network validation. The Steam PC version likewise requires an Xbox account for any co-op. The piece references Halo Waypoint FAQ, notes new co-op balance features like Difficulty Modifiers, and mentions there won’t be a demo ahead of the late July launch.
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