i've been thinking about funny controller games, controller mods and such and i was wonder what games used both controllers in a one player setting. off the top of my head i can think of raiders of the lost ark and what else? did any version of robotron ever support this?
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one player games that used two controllers?
Started by christianscott27, Dec 9 2003 8:17 AM
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Posted Tue Dec 9, 2003 8:27 AM
2600 Spy Hunter used both, but in an odd way. I have the special little tray for them, but its still odd.
Do you could the keypad games in this, like Star Raiders?
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Do you could the keypad games in this, like Star Raiders?
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Lotos of games. 5200 Robotron and Space Dungeon. Astrocade Pinball (one trigger in each hand, the best merhod for playing video pinball). 2600 Stargate.
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Posted Tue Dec 9, 2003 8:49 AM
Smash TV on the NES had an option for two controllers. Not sure if the SNES version had it since I never owned it.
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Posted Tue Dec 9, 2003 9:26 AM
The SNES version didn't need two controllers...since they had the four buttons on the pad as well. That's why it's my favorite version of the game 
And don't forget Raiders of the Last Ark!
And don't forget Raiders of the Last Ark!
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Posted Tue Dec 9, 2003 9:54 AM
You need both controllers for Atari's "Riddle of the Sphinx"
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Posted Tue Dec 9, 2003 10:00 AM
Bumper Bash uses two paddles, and is very fun to play for the 2600.
Robotron 2084 and Space Dungeon for the 5200 also required two controllers and are awesome to play using the joystick coupler.
Robotron 2084 and Space Dungeon for the 5200 also required two controllers and are awesome to play using the joystick coupler.
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Posted Tue Dec 9, 2003 12:21 PM
what about robotron on the 7800?
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Posted Tue Dec 9, 2003 12:25 PM
christianscott27 said:
what about robotron on the 7800?
I never play the 7800 version, but I'm pretty sure it also requires 2 controllers.
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2600 Stargate / Defender II
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christianscott27 said:
what about robotron on the 7800?
It allows for both on and two joysticks.. if you wanna play the right way.. you can use 2.
The emulated version on the Saturn uses both controllers as well.
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Commodore 64 version of Spy Hunter also used 2 sticks and came with the joystick caddy thingy.
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Raiders of the lost ark
Spyhunter for 2600 AND the 8 bit
Also my favorite was James Bond 007 for the N64 with two controllers
Spyhunter for 2600 AND the 8 bit
Also my favorite was James Bond 007 for the N64 with two controllers
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Vectrex: Tsunami (and other DC spinner games).
2600: Thomas' hacks of Omega Race, Asteroids ...
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2600: Thomas' hacks of Omega Race, Asteroids ...
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Posted Wed Dec 10, 2003 7:53 AM
Rob Mitchell said:
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No one's mentioned Karate Champ in the arcades yet.
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Posted Sat Dec 13, 2003 1:56 AM
This is a pretty old thread, but I read through it and no one mentioned....
Final Fantasy 2 (IV) on the SNES.
It was not a required play mechanic, but it did allow a friend to hop on the second controller and you could work together during the fights.
I would think "cheats" are sorta excluded from being true two controller play, but I'd still say that, due to the control of the cheat, Mega Man 3 might qualify. Pressing and holding right on the second controller would allow Mega Man to jump ...I dunno.. maybe four or five times his normal jumping height, and he'd be invulnerable to pit falls (and even then, he could take damage in the pits if an enemy flew up vertically [like Mega Man actually Rolled over] which lead to possible invincibility).
MMmm.. parentheses.
Final Fantasy 2 (IV) on the SNES.
It was not a required play mechanic, but it did allow a friend to hop on the second controller and you could work together during the fights.
I would think "cheats" are sorta excluded from being true two controller play, but I'd still say that, due to the control of the cheat, Mega Man 3 might qualify. Pressing and holding right on the second controller would allow Mega Man to jump ...I dunno.. maybe four or five times his normal jumping height, and he'd be invulnerable to pit falls (and even then, he could take damage in the pits if an enemy flew up vertically [like Mega Man actually Rolled over] which lead to possible invincibility).
MMmm.. parentheses.
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