Retro Couch Co-op

[Anonymous No.6914523]

Vidya you played growing up with siblings, or friends. Don't have to have those experiences exclusively, just post good couch co-op games.

[Anonymous No.6914531]

I'll start with a few obvious choices.

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>>6914523
pic related and a shit ton of other, similar games on the snes. good times

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>>6914626
>You’re the fastest pen pen in the WORLD!
I don’t know why I like this game so much but I do

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>>6914680
It's an amazing game. It actually makes me feel very positive.

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>>6914523
This game is an absolute riot with three or more players. Like all the best puzzle games, the pace is fast enough that you're constantly trying to keep up with what's happening on screen. The challenge of the game is maintaining a balance between improving your own situation and screwing over your opponents. My best memories of playing this with my cousins involve one player gaining a significant advantage over the others, and everyone else conspiring to fuck with him.

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>>6914523
I loved playing this one with my brother

[Anonymous No.6916524]

I'm still mad my brother didn't like Bomberman. Thought Sonic 2 and 3 were kino for a retarded lil brother.

[Anonymous No.6917053]

I played Sonic 2 and 3 with my older sister, but she was shit at tails, always stopped helping because she wanted to cuddle me, apparently I looked cute when raging over sonic.

[Anonymous No.6918403]

Such an underrated platformer, and an amazing co-op, playing this and world of illusion (arguably better, I just liked this one more) with my mom are some of my best memories with her

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>>6918403
Never heard of this one. Kinda reminds me of Castle of Illusion by way of World of Illusion. I'll definitely check this one out myself. I have super fond memories of playing World of Illusion with my sister.

[Anonymous No.6918468]

>>6918451
It's inferior to castle and world, but I liked it a lot even playing it today, disney games really peaked here huh

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>>6918468
The age of Sega and Capcom making all the licensed Disney games really was a golden age.

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>>6918471
For sure, this is also a highlight to me

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>>6918484
I had that as well. I found something so enchanting about this and WoI as a kid. Like there was some kind of deep buried secrets in it somewhere.

[Anonymous No.6918518]

>being able to play through a whole JRPG with my bro

I will forever love the Tales series for allowing me to do this.

[Anonymous No.6918527]

>>6918514
Yeah, I really liked how they looked, well-animated games, it's weird how up until the fifth gen disney games always looked extremely good, even the ones on the NES and the gameboy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5k2er9HLHA

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>>6918527
Guess it was back when Disney were actually giving a damn about their game division and thinking it was profitable. You'd never catch Disney doing that these days, unless it's a MTX filled phone game.

[Anonymous No.6918841]

I miss playing Streets of Rage 2 with my sister. She used to make up dialogue for the characters and is be struggling to play while laughing.

My brother, sister, and I used to pass around the controller for Resident Evil too. Arguing about which room to go into or how to solve the puzzles was really fun.

I also miss my friends and I making ourselves in the Smackdown games and then doing ridiculous gimmick matches.