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Looking for two-player, one-pc games
LaCabra
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I've got a media pc deal hooked up to my telly, keyboard and gamepad, and am looking for good games for two or more people on the one screen, be they split-screen or something like Mashed whereby both players are on the same screen all the time.
So far I've got
-Serious Sam
-Mashed
-Gish
...and that's all.
So, any ideas, internet?
So far I've got
-Serious Sam
-Mashed
-Gish
...and that's all.
So, any ideas, internet?
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PSN/XBL: dragoniemx
Which has made me horribly angry.
Looks fun!
The website is engrish-riffic.
:^:
already mentioned HoMM (2/3/etc)
2D Worms games (WWP, Armageddon)
RISK II (oh man sooo good!)
My Backloggery
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgar7O516To
Micro Machines V4 has four players on the screen at a time (last player who gets too far behind gets eliminated). Played it a LAN once and it's fairly decent.
I hear that Kane and Lynch has split-screen co-op, but it requires you to have Xbox 360 controllers. I don't know about the actual quality of the game firsthand. Ditto for Overlord with a patch.
Speaking of Melty Blood Act Cadenza, there's actually quite a bit of fighting games on the PC, including a good lot of the Guilty Gear series (X, XX #Reload, Isuka), but they're Japanese imports.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6oW2ACUInM
game has split-screen co-op
Also, Get Medieval
3ds friend code: 2981-6032-4118
What? They have a two player split screen mode?
Please don't stop.
although I can't comment on quality.
Microsoft Marbles comes to mind.
...and Alpha Centauri.
Just confirming that Risk II (from Microprose) is possibly the best Risk adaption ever made to a video game, ever. If you ever outgrow hotseat it even has network play.
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=22219
I'm certain that Shadowgrounds: Survivor supports single PC co-op.
I found Shadowgrounds to be pretty meh, but Shadowgrounds: Survivor I really enjoyed. It felt as if they really tightened up the gameplay and design. The graphics and effects are surprisingly good and well realised for what is essentially an indie developed game. It doesn't feel like just the level pack I was expecting. In terms of difference and improvement I'd equate it to the difference between HL2: Ep1 and Ep2.
Haven't tried co-op (there's no online component, only offline co-op on the same PC), but the game was designed with co-op (since that was also a major part of the original ShadowGrounds) in mind so I imagine it'd be fun. There's also new "survival" missions which are basically about surviving for as long as you can and getting as many points as possible.
In any case, you can get both off of Steam for about $25, so it's a pretty good deal.
Also, yeah, played Wacky Wheels in all my English classes this year.
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