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LCA: Bringing X into a two-handed worldLCA: Bringing X into a two-handed worldPosted Feb 3, 2008 18:16 UTC (Sun) by iabervon (subscriber, #722)In reply to: LCA: Bringing X into a two-handed world by rvfh Parent article: LCA: Bringing X into a two-handed world
It made me think of John Woo, actually. He gets to a computer, puts away his gun, picks up the mouse, puts away his other gun, picks up the other mouse, and starts browsing the web really quickly, clicking links with both hands.
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LCA: Bringing X into a two-handed world Posted Feb 4, 2008 11:46 UTC (Mon) by dufkaf (subscriber, #10358) [Link] It made me think of playing Lemmings on Amiga in 90s. Two people could play against each other on one screen, each having its own mouse. Well, actually is is even possible to play it in WinUAE in windows XP so XP in fact does have this feature.
LCA: Bringing X into a two-handed world Posted Feb 4, 2008 15:53 UTC (Mon) by tjc (guest, #137) [Link] > It made me think of playing Lemmings on Amiga in 90s. There was also a tank game called Firepower! It had a vertically split screen, which gave each player 160x200 pixels to work with. But it was fun.
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