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The games themselves have slight visual differences compared to the originals. Most notably is the addition of a second controllable character, with P1's character on the left colored blue and P2's character on the right colored orange (with the exception of [[Karate Man Combos!#Two-Player|Karate Man]], where they are purple instead). Games like [[Fork Lifter#Two-Player|Fork Lifter]] and [[Tambourine#Two-Player|Tambourine]] also manipulate where elements are placed so each player has a fair playing area, while games like [[Micro-Row 2#Two-Player|Micro-Row]] and [[Flipper-Flop 2#Two-Player|Flipper-Flop]] add more characters around the players. In some games, there are sections where only one of the two players is required to play. Both players take turns doing the [[Practice]] alone before playing the real game. | The games themselves have slight visual differences compared to the originals. Most notably is the addition of a second controllable character, with P1's character on the left colored blue and P2's character on the right colored orange (with the exception of [[Karate Man Combos!#Two-Player|Karate Man]], where they are purple instead). Games like [[Fork Lifter#Two-Player|Fork Lifter]] and [[Tambourine#Two-Player|Tambourine]] also manipulate where elements are placed so each player has a fair playing area, while games like [[Micro-Row 2#Two-Player|Micro-Row]] and [[Flipper-Flop 2#Two-Player|Flipper-Flop]] add more characters around the players. In some games, there are sections where only one of the two players is required to play. Both players take turns doing the [[Practice]] alone before playing the real game. | ||
At the end, the result given is based on the average of the two players' scores (from 10 to 100), plus bonus points for player compatibility. Unlike the one-player versions, there are no result comments or | At the end, the result given is based on the average of the two players' scores (from 10 to 100), plus bonus points for player compatibility. Unlike the one-player versions, there are no result comments or epilogue and the game simply gives the players their [[Rank]]. | ||
Getting a [[Superb]] awards a [[Duo Medal]], which can unlock [[Endless Games#Two-Player Endless Games|Two-Player Endless Games]]. [[Perfect Campaign]]s do not appear in this menu. | Getting a [[Superb]] awards a [[Duo Medal]], which can unlock [[Endless Games#Two-Player Endless Games|Two-Player Endless Games]]. [[Perfect Campaign]]s do not appear in this menu. | ||