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*Similar to what a [[../Multiworld|multiworld]] would be with 1 player and 2 segregated worlds where the same input signals were being sent to both worlds. | *Similar to what a [[../Multiworld|multiworld]] would be with 1 player and 2 segregated worlds where the same input signals were being sent to both worlds. | ||
* | *[http://twitch.tv/willardjbradley WillardJBradley] is known to have done this format several times including [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTk3ZBgm-jk this one]. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:26, 5 August 2019
1p2c is not quite a cooperative format but is slightly related to 2p1c. This format is usually played with one input to several emulators. So, in this instance, the "one player" is one input or one controller and the "two controllers" is two or more emulators being controlled.
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- Similar to what a multiworld would be with 1 player and 2 segregated worlds where the same input signals were being sent to both worlds.
- WillardJBradley is known to have done this format several times including this one.