Foreign Jackass
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Is it playable? Is it fun? I can't find 3 other GBAs. I might find one or two.
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2-3 players in Four Swords GC?
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mr_sockochris
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Yeah, it's great fun. I played most of the game in 2 player and loved every second of it.
Ultra Magnanimous
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Yes and yes.
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Parallax Scroll
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From my experience, you need exactly four people for Four Swords GC to really work. Crystal Chronicles was fun with two or three, but that wasn't the case with Zelda.
Foreign Jackass
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Mmm... Why?
jetpacks was yes
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Four Swords is great, even with just two people.
It's often more fun wiht just 2 or 3 players, since you'll constantly be tossing the 'Bitch-Link' NPC about :lol
With just 2 players, it's great to coordinate duel formations and such.
god, such an awesome game --- I think I'll play it today. Nothin' says lovin' like a 20+ hour 4-player adventure.
Hope there's an online one planned for the DS.
With just 2 players, it's great to coordinate duel formations and such.
god, such an awesome game --- I think I'll play it today. Nothin' says lovin' like a 20+ hour 4-player adventure.
Hope there's an online one planned for the DS.
If you're playing one-player, all the other Links follow you around, and you can set their formations, and stuff like that. They're sort of like the "option" weapons from Gradius.
If you're playing four-player, then everyone gets to control just their own single Link.
If you're playing with 2 or 3 people, then you can actually fight with each other over who gets control of the extra Links.
Two-player means that each person logically gets one assistant, unless one of you wants to be a jerk and try to steal a second, leaving the other guy wanting.
Three-player is probably more fun, because there are three of you and only one extra Link, so there's always going to be someone with an advantage, and more people means that it's more likely that someone will eventually try to do something about it.
If you're playing four-player, then everyone gets to control just their own single Link.
If you're playing with 2 or 3 people, then you can actually fight with each other over who gets control of the extra Links.
Two-player means that each person logically gets one assistant, unless one of you wants to be a jerk and try to steal a second, leaving the other guy wanting.
Three-player is probably more fun, because there are three of you and only one extra Link, so there's always going to be someone with an advantage, and more people means that it's more likely that someone will eventually try to do something about it.