Split Fiction so far is looking to be a great follow-up to It Takes Two, one that really ups the scale and spectacle for co-op action, and I'm certainly down for that. During our interview, Fares speaks about the recent successes that he's had with co-op games, but he still wishes that other developers would try their hand at making them, too.
"Other publishers aren't doing this, and it's crazy to me," says Fares. "So many people are playing these games, and people love them. I mean, I'm looking at
Ubisoft, and they're struggling now, and I hope someone [from there] listens to this interview, but why aren't they taking Sam Fisher and doing a split-screen-only game? Don't chicken out to do single-player; just say this is split-screen only. Boom, that's it. You have success, and I can guarantee you that they will sell a huge amount of copies of that. Yeah, they don't even have to do it the Hazelight way; why don't they listen to this [interview] and be like, 'Oh, he's right.' That's a guaranteed success for them; it's for you, Ubisoft. You can get it for free from me."