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Secret of Mana promotional art (~1993)
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is it this one or the sequel that is 2 player?
This game is actually 3 player co-op. It was a bit chaotic, and I recall the screen scroll being an issue, but fun.
hell yeah, the partner and i may dig into these soon! been on my list since i was first emulating on zsnes, but i didn't have the focus to play a lot of these games when i was that young
You're probably thinking of Seiken Densetsu 3/Trials of Mana. I think that both of them support two player.
EDIT:
Seiken Densetsu 3:
Secret of Mana:
awesome thanks for that info! i appreciate the links and the effort!