rpicardi1

Put The Center on my PC this afternoon. Backed up my character from The Island, because you will lose it otherwise. You start with a new one. With gather, XP and Taming at 4X, Joe Six Pack is doing well. He quickly got his spears to rid the area of Compys and Dilos. He has seen two of the dog like creatures along the beach and has tamed a parasaur he found stuck in the trees. He will be level 15 shortly. The Center map is running very smoothly. Creature and resource spawns look good so far.

Excellent that the northern peaks will be snow biome. Not pleased to see hidden lake and the surrounding valley along with Smuggler's Pass, become snowed in.

Being on a closed network, the game should perform at its best for all involved.

Microsoft makes an X-Box controller for the PC. It plugs into the USB port. Several of the newer PC games will recognize and support it. For two controllers, the game and the PC would have to be able to handle each controller as two separate input devices. I don't know if two controllers can be used at this time. Don't use your 360 controller. It's internal electronics will not be compatible with the PC even if it has a USB connector. All the flat screens have a standard RGB port for PC. All the newer dedicated graphic cards have a HDMI out with sound. The high end ones have more then one HDMI port. You will need an adapter if one of those ports is a modified HDMI. You will have an outstanding experience on a big, 40inch + 1080P TV.

Possibly, one player would need to use an X-Box controller for the PC. If ever implement for PC, there is also the capability for gaming computers using high end graphic card to run dual monitors. Of course, the game would have to capable of supporting a dual monitor setup as opposed to the split screen. 1080P display should also have the option of being split vertically. Currently, one can use the Host/Local and set up two or more computers connected via the network for a multiplayer party.