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the 3DO actually has extra controller ports on each controller, so that controller 2 was connected to the controller 1, that way , up to 8 players I think could connect. pretty unique.Multi-tap. 3DO also had one controller slot. All consoles used to have multi-taps to play games more than 2-players until the N64 came out, that was the first system with 4 controller ports.
LoserMike
Multi-tap. 3DO also had one controller slot. All consoles used to have multi-taps to play games more than 2-players until the N64 came out, that was the first system with 4 controller ports.
LoserMike
Actually the Bally Astrocade had four controller ports. As did initial Atari 5200 systems.... it was reduced to two with the hardware revision that also split the RF and power cable.
[QUOTE="EvilDevice"]It's called a TurboTap. Has support for 4 controllers.ThePlothole
Five controllers actually:
You're right. I should know that since I have one plugged into my tg-16. oops :).get TG16 games on wii as an alternative to the real thing as it supports 4 people at a time
bigM10231
In fact the Wii supports the full five players. (using a combination of Gamecube and Wiimote/Cl@assic controllers)
Personally I don't feel that the virtual console gives that same satisfaction as actually owning these old games.
[QUOTE="bigM10231"]get TG16 games on wii as an alternative to the real thing as it supports 4 people at a time
ThePlothole
In fact the Wii supports the full five players. (using a combination of Gamecube and Wiimote/Cl@assic controllers)
Personally I don't feel that the virtual console gives that same satisfaction as actually owning these old games.
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