In fact other aspects of that same PC update are now available on console, with Xbox One players able to tame Gallimimus, Dimetrodon, and Dung Beetles. Xbox One owners can now craft beer kegs, just as PC players can. Local players can also crack open some beers, both in real life and in the game, with the introduction of beer as a consumable item. Studio Wildcard is touting split-screen as an Xbox One-exclusive feature that can be used both online and offline. Yes, the latest Xbox One update will introduce split-screen multiplayer functionality, so that two players with Xbox One controllers can jump online and work together. In fact, the Xbox One version of the survival game is about to get a special feature that the PC version does not have: couch co-op. The folks at Studio Wildcard are quite serious about bringing a comparable ARK: Survival Evolved to consoles.
