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The Amiga version was the only one with a split-screen, two-player mode using two mice. Using a joystick or keyboard just didn't compare. I guess you might be

by puzzle 10y ago

The Amiga version was the only one with a split-screen, two-player mode using two mice. Using a joystick or keyboard just didn't compare. I guess you might be able to emulate that these days by talking directly to two USB mice and bypassing the OS' input layer.

swiley 10y ago
X11 supports multiple cursors supposedly. Windows also does but I've only ever seen that with glovePIE.
- pferde 10y ago
  I remember old game Settlers (also called Serf City in some regions) that allowed a coop splitscreen with two mice.
  - Marazan 10y ago
    Superb game.