How to play a game Split Screen on the PC

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Playing Grand Theft Auto: Vice City in multiplayer mode on a single computer with a split screen or separate displays is not feasible without two independent graphics cards. Each instance of the game requires its own rendering pipeline, which typically monopolizes system resources. Additionally, using two instances of the game may lead to performance issues, as games often control input devices like the mouse. While having two independent input devices is manageable, the overall setup is impractical. The discussion concludes that attempting to achieve this setup is likely a futile effort.
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Hi. I have 1 computer, and obvoisly, a TV. What I want to do is play Grand Theft Auto vice City multiplayer, either using a split screen, or having one go to the TV, and the other one on the computer. Because GTA:VC does not come with this, the only way is if I open 2 Grand Theft Auto Vice City's open, and for each one to display their graphics either on a split screen, or on a TV. Is this posible? Using the right hardware of course. Or perhaps there is a software that can split the screen into 2 parts, and 1 aplication can display their graphics on one half, and another aplication on the other half.

Any help will greatly be appreciated.
 
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It's not possibe unless you have two completely independent graphics cards, since you'll need two completely independent rendering pipelines. Even then, the game may not run properly with two instances open, since games typically monopolize system resources like the mouse while running. You'll also have to have two independent input devices (joysticks, etc.), which may or may not be a problem, depending upon how the drivers were written.

If I were you, I wouldn't even bother trying to make this work.

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Ya, I guess your right. the joystick think is not a prob tho. Thanks for celaring that up, so I do not go on a hopeless quest trying to do it. :-p
 
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