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RoN_Rancor 08-08-2001 11:50 PM
MO multiplayer?
 
I haven't been on the forums for a while, so maybe this is old news, but at the official x-box website it said:
Publisher: Microsoft

Artists: Oddworld Inhabitants

Release: Fall 2001

Genre: Adventure

Players: 1-2 :)

I didn't think there was multiplayer in MO.
Will it be where one player is abe and the other is munch?

Gluk Schmuck 08-09-2001 06:14 AM
I've never heard of MO as being 2 player...it'd be pretty cool if it was...

i don't think it is though...

Xavier 08-09-2001 06:50 AM
MO is not multiplayer, but squeek oddyssée will be multiplayer.

ODDBODD 08-09-2001 09:05 AM
when it says PLAYERS 1 OR 2 IT COULD EITHER MEAN THESE THINGS

1) When you hit a button to change characters to munch to abe it might switch to the second controler. So each player gets a character.

2) it could be the same as the other 2 oddworld games, when you die all the controls move to the second controller, so both play both characters but change when you die!

Gluk Schmuck 08-11-2001 03:16 PM
when i was bored, i went looking for game reviews of AO & AE...and when i looked at it, it said they were both 2 player...which is wiered because i know they're both 1 player...

PSX AO Review - "2 player"
PSX AE Review - "2 player"
PC AE Review - "1 player"

...that's probably it ODDBODD (i didn't know that happened on the PS versions)

[ August 11, 2001: Message edited by: Gluk Schmuck ]

RoN_Rancor 08-11-2001 06:02 PM
I didn't know that the playstation versions of AO and AE had 2 player. I have the pc versions

Lantra 08-13-2001 02:09 PM
i think i heard somewhere that in mo you will be able to switch from abe to munch and vice versa or yuo can play two player with one person playing amunch and the other abe. but whats this about squeek's oddysee multiplayer? please explain.