Got some mates over?

[Jordy]

I've been using 'TeamPlayer' for a while and it allows multiple cursors and keyboard to be connected to one computer but both are in control. So two or more people can use the computer at once or if you're skilled, scroll with your right and left hand.

It's free software and works very well, I was rather impressed and I've used two mice on a few occasions now.

http://www.wunderworks.com/public/home.aspx

[Doritos]

Ah that's pretty cool!

We had a few people over one night, with just my desktop, all trying to check our MySpace's.

We all kept having to take turns on the keyboard :| This would have came in handy!

Merged by MattGarner (Forum Super Moderator): Accidental double post.

[Colin-Roberts]

Would work well for mulitplayer games on one computer too.

[Doritos]

Wouldn't would it? It wouldn't be that responsive.. plus you'd have to have multiple copies of the game open..

[Jam-ez]

Wouldn't would it? It wouldn't be that responsive.. plus you'd have to have multiple copies of the game open..

He might mean split screen, but I'm not sure.
This would be good, does it have any effect/usability with dual monitors?

[Colin-Roberts]

He might mean split screen, but I'm not sure.
This would be good, does it have any effect/usability with dual monitors?

I ment split screen.

[J0SH]

I ment split screen.

That would suck, LAN is better as you won't have the other person looking at your bit of the screen and find where you're camping and stuff, unless other course you mean games such as GRiD