Is any version of Four Swords good for only 2 player?

[Obiwanshinobi]

Also, does the PAL 'Cube version output 60 Hz (in case it doesn't, is it 50 Hz-optimised)?

While I'm at the latter, would any of you happen to know how's Pac-Man Vs. PAL? Whether it's always a separate disc, 60 Hz or not, fullscreen, full speed or not?

[mamboFoxtrot]

Not entirely certain what you mean by "good for only 2 player", but 2 Player with my sister is the only way I've ever played GC Four Swords and we had a pretty good time.

I don't know anything about PAL, though. Does this answer your question?
http://www.mobygames.com/attribute/shee ... ,769/p,14/

[Obiwanshinobi]

Not entirely certain what you mean by "good for only 2 player", but 2 Player with my sister is the only way I've ever played GC Four Swords and we had a pretty good time.

That's a pretty valuable answer.

I don't know anything about PAL, though. Does this answer your question?
http://www.mobygames.com/attribute/shee ... ,769/p,14/

In this case it does. Right off the top of my head, Lost Kingdoms 1 and Super Monkey Ball 1 do 60 Hz too.

[Squire Grooktook]

I played Game Cube 4 Swords with only my Dad way back and it was super fun.

[Pretas]

The original GBA Four Swords (included on the updated port of Link to the Past) is damn short, and can't be played solo. I powered through it with a friend some years ago to unlock the bonus dungeon in LTTP; it was really breezy.

Dungeons are randomly created every playthrough by piecing together rooms from a large pool of templates, though, so your mileage may vary.

[Obiwanshinobi]

Short & easy doesn't sound bad right now.