Looking for Split-Screen coop game

**Terminator 101** · 01-21-2006

I am looking for a good game that has split screen and coop, a game that is similar to Killzone. I tried Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood, but the graphics in split screen for that game is worse than graphics of doom 2

Now I a thinking about getting Ranbow Six, Splinter Cell Chaos Theory, Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks, or maybe Area 51, or any other game that plays as good as Killzone, and has good co-op.

**Sufi** · 01-21-2006

There's a few co-op games that I can mention. But remember, it matters whom you'll be playing the game with, is it your wife or friend? and what's the level of that person, hardcore or casual. I'm guessing casual. I can give you a few names if you give me that information.

**Silas** · 01-21-2006

Timesplitters: Future perfect. Has jokes and brilliant gameplay. Plus with the mapmaker mode you can never run out of levels to play.

**Terminator 101** · 01-21-2006

I play with my brother who is 25 and plays almost any game that 2 or more people can play.

**Silas** · 01-21-2006

I know quite a few games that 2 people can play

Only joking. Have you tried the Tony Hawks series. Or if its a FPS your after i would try TS:FP.

**Sufi** · 01-21-2006

I would personally say, get Champions of Norrath or Return to Arms because that's just an amazing action RPG and the gameplay/graphics are extremely top-notch and it's probably real cheap right now. That is if you guys like long-lasting games with RPG elements but keep in mind that it's a hack & slash game, it's in real-time. Not turn-based like Final Fantasy that people sometimes don't like.

**Terminator 101** · 01-21-2006

Acually, I prefer FPS games, so I think I will get time splitters. But That Return to arms still sounds pretty good too.

**Sufi** · 01-21-2006

I think you will enjoy TS3 then, it's a pretty damn good FPS that has a co-op in it for PS2.

**StrikeMaster Ice** · 01-21-2006

Timesplitters series offer co-op for PS2. Timesplitters 3 is the best, really funny sometime.

**Sufi** · 01-21-2006

I think that one mission with the zombies was classic. Reminded me of old FPS levels.

**Constantine827** · 01-21-2006

why dont you try the PS2 version of the original Half-Life, it has an exclusive co-op mode called Decay which is pretty cool, but the Graphics are not that great (if that matters to you).

**Sufi** · 01-21-2006

oh yea I completely forgot about that, I knew I was forgetting something. Unless you can get that game used off ebay or gamestop for 10 bucks, I don't think it's worth it. Maybe like a rental because it doesn't have any multiplayer features. It's still a kickass game though.

**Constantine827** · 01-22-2006

Originally Posted by Sufi

oh yea I completely forgot about that, I knew I was forgetting something. Unless you can get that game used off ebay or gamestop for 10 bucks, I don't think it's worth it. Maybe like a rental because it doesn't have any multiplayer features. It's still a kickass game though.

yeah its not worth more than $10 for a casual gamer, but for us fans of PC shooters its a great buy.

**MavSkipper** · 01-22-2006

Metal Slug 3-5

not a fps-game but a 16-bit-side-scrolling game... it is action-packed and fun to play though

you could always get Time Crisis 2/3 or Vampire Nights... now thats a shooter game which you use a gun as the controller

**Perfect Sin** · 01-22-2006

Dynasty Warriors 4 or 5.

It's an awesome game if you and your friend are bored. You just go around and toss guys around, it's pretty chill.

**The House** · 01-22-2006

GTA 3 San Andreas, it's split screen

**Terminator 101** · 01-22-2006

How much can you actually do in GTA: SA plit screen? Can you do rampages? Fire truck missions? Police missions?
Could someone describe how much and what things can you do?

**Sufi** · 01-22-2006

Originally Posted by Terminator 101

How much can you actually do in GTA: SA plit screen? Can you do rampages? Fire truck missions? Police missions?
Could someone describe how much and what things can you do?

Nope and the camera get screwed up too, it was really made to drive vehicles and such. It changes from the dynamic 3rd person camera to a distant static camera where it doesn't follow your movement and turns but just tags along. So basically the best thing you can do is drive around together. The game itself is kickass though, so I'd say go with that but you'll be mostly playing it single player.

**SubZero2oo5** · 01-23-2006

I am going to have to say that Shaolin Monks Ko-op is not worth playing at all. The camera angles are horrible and the implementation for the characters is horrible. The cutscenes are pre rendered, but in game, so your characters teleport everywhere when they need to be on the other side of something at certain points. The game is ok, but there was almost no time put into the ko-op or the secondary characters (scorp and sub, which are 100 times better then the main guys in my book).

**Sufi** · 01-23-2006

Originally Posted by SubZero2oo5

I am going to have to say that Shaolin Monks Ko-op is not worth playing at all. The camera angles are horrible and the implementation for the characters is horrible. The cutscenes are pre rendered, but in game, so your characters teleport everywhere when they need to be on the other side of something at certain points. The game is ok, but there was almost no time put into the ko-op or the secondary characters (scorp and sub, which are 100 times better then the main guys in my book).

I couldn't have agreed more.

**34THETRUTH** · 01-23-2006

if you want a good SS co-op, go with Splinter Cell chaos theory. But just be prepared to get very frustrated with each other. it's funny, cus when you play with someone else, you start whispering so the enemies on screen don't hear you. then there are times when your just duking it out cus your friend accidentally got caught right before you were about to finish the mission...good times...

**turkmen117** · 01-23-2006

Originally Posted by StrikeMaster Ice

Timesplitters series offer co-op for PS2. Timesplitters 3 is the best, really funny sometime.

yeah my friend is a timesplitter nerd and loves that game

is it true thaty you can make your own multiplayer maps on ps2 version??? and then place weapons and respwning points???

**proof** · 01-23-2006

Any of the Conflict games have great co-op me and many friends have enjoyed many hours out of that series

**Redman_DK** · 01-24-2006

Originally Posted by turkmen117

Originally Posted by StrikeMaster Ice

Timesplitters series offer co-op for PS2. Timesplitters 3 is the best, really funny sometime.

yeah my friend is a timesplitter nerd and loves that game

is it true thaty you can make your own multiplayer maps on ps2 version??? and then place weapons and respwning points???

Yes there is a mapmaker.
I have heard that The Warriors got a good Co-op too.

**Sufi** · 01-24-2006

Originally Posted by 34THETRUTH

if you want a good SS co-op, go with Splinter Cell chaos theory. But just be prepared to get very frustrated with each other. it's funny, cus when you play with someone else, you start whispering so the enemies on screen don't hear you. then there are times when your just duking it out cus your friend accidentally got caught right before you were about to finish the mission...good times...

The draw-distance of nightvision and other visions are very low in the co-op of the PS2 version. I'd say that's more like a rental because the co-op missions are pretty small. Correction, they're tiny, they usually take a couple of minutes to beat.