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Clearly its a budget and time thing, if they did for 1 map, they could do for the others, now they will bait people into thinking it is full co-op all maps, people who would not buy because it had zero, will buy it. just good bait.
It's probably done for performance reasons. The game has to have the same content on all platforms, which means that it's being held back by the Xbox Series S. The HBTC was chosen because it's almost certainly the simplest map in the game, and likely the only one that the Series S can actually run split screen on. I'd be shocked if the PC version doesn't receive a mod that lets other stages be played locally at some point.
If it were shared screen, I highly doubt that it would be restricted to the absolute simplest map in the game. There aren't any performance reasons to do so. At the bare minimum other stages that don't have many features that would occlude the far player, like the tenkaichi budokai would be available.
But as y'all say, it is most likely a time thing and platform constraint issue
Long gone are the days of playing together with your friends on the couch unless you are 10 years old and at a sleepover. Most people prefer to game in their own homes for a plethora of reasons.
Nintendo still offers local co-op/multiplayer in nearly every release and if I had friends that still played Nintendo games, I would still hang out on the couch with them, like we did as kids.
But my nephew actually enjoys playing Switch with me, he doesn't even want to play alone ;)
But for this topic:
They shouldn't implement it at all then, either full functionality or leave it out.