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These games don't differ much from their one player counterparts. Some games add the second player via split screen, others have the two players take turns, and other games let the second player take control of another on-screen character. Whenever a player misses, the game shows the word "Miss" to make it all the more obvious. | These games don't differ much from their one player counterparts. Some games add the second player via split screen, others have the two players take turns, and other games let the second player take control of another on-screen character. Whenever a player misses, the game shows the word "Miss" to make it all the more obvious. | ||
Instead of the games' respective [[Practice]] sessions, there are new "How to Play" demonstrations before each 2P game (with the odd exception of [[Rat Race]], which plays its [[practice]] as well), including the arrange versions which usually don't have one if there is nothing new to show. The Extra stage does not include these explanations, however. | Instead of the games' respective [[Practice]] sessions, there are new "How to Play" demonstrations before each 2P game (with the odd exception of [[Rat Race]], which plays its [[practice]] as well, and the more understandable exception of [[Ninja Bodyguard]]'s opening cutscene), including the arrange versions which usually don't have one if there is nothing new to show. The Extra stage does not include these explanations, however. | ||
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The players are rated like in the 1 Player games, as the average of their respective results. The results comments and epilogue appear as normal. The [[Perfect Campaign]] works like in the 1 Player version, where it is simply an alternate [[Superb]] [[Rank]]. After clearing a Stage, the two players get taken to the secret {{Nihongo|Aishō Shindan Corner|相性診断コーナー|Compatibility Diagnosis Corner}}, where uses a heart shaped machine fueled by the bee from [[Remix 3 (GBA)|Remix 3]] is used to test the two players' compatibility. It uses the same themes for [[Try Again]], [[OK]] and [[Superb]] depending on the score, but can also go above 100, in which case an excerpt of [[Staff Credits]] plays. They also go on to record their flow scores if they're high enough, like in the 1 Player version. | The players are rated like in the 1 Player games, as the average of their respective results. The results comments and epilogue appear as normal. The [[Perfect Campaign]] works like in the 1 Player version, where it is simply an alternate [[Superb]] [[Rank]]. After clearing a Stage, the two players get taken to the secret {{Nihongo|Aishō Shindan Corner|相性診断コーナー|Compatibility Diagnosis Corner}}, where uses a heart shaped machine fueled by the bee from [[Remix 3 (GBA)|Remix 3]] is used to test the two players' compatibility. It uses the same themes for [[Try Again]], [[OK]] and [[Superb]] depending on the score, but can also go above 100, in which case an excerpt of [[Staff Credits]] plays. They also go on to record their flow scores if they're high enough, like in the 1 Player version. | ||