Xenophobe: Split screen, 1 takes the top, 2 takes the bottom, and you go left and right wandering doing almost nothing, except shooting the occasional alien, and HOPING that panel on the wall can be used in some way to make the game more interesting. Nowadays we have matured to the point where we would only call each other faggots every 2 seconds.
In some cases a game didn't allow for any mode except friendly fire, so we would have to be careful until suddenly we accidentally hit each other with a triple chain swing or dragon kick stone hands punch acro circus instant kill one shot move and then we just go nuts trying to murder each other while going AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAFUCKYOU and throwing the weapon at the corpse and then picking up the corpse and throwing it across the street and then throw the controllers at each other and start clawing and sissy slapping at the others eyes in a rage. Then keep punching and yelling until one player dies, then you're like OKAY ENOUGH OF THAT SHIT. Which is which changes between games, and the only way to test is to start it up, and immediately start punching each other. :(Ī mode vs B mode: One means friendly fire is on, the other means it's off. It hasn't paid off at all and we have no lives.
This has paid off for both of us later in life, thanks to this intense cooperative training teaching us to work together, what with all the uh. These games became legendary to us, and raised even the most mediocre of games into a game that could be played daily for months. Once in a while, there would be a game that would actually let both of us play at the same time. CALTROPS - Article: Our History of Co-Op Gamesīeing identical twin bruddas, we had to share everything, including the Nintendo.
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