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* ''[[TheLegendOfZeldaFourSwords The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaFourSwordsAdventures The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures]]''

* ''[[TheLegendOfZeldaFourSwords The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords]]'' and ''[[TheLegendOfZeldaFourSwordsAdventures The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures]]''

* In ''[=CreaVures=]'' the player controls five characters, each with its own unique ability.

* The co-operative multiplayer section of ''[[{{Portal}} Portal 2]]''.

See also EigenPlot.

* ''{{Trine}}''

* ''BeyondGoodAndEvil'' has several puzzles of the first type, bleeding into the second. Main character Jade has two partners who have different abilities than her, which you sometimes need to get through obstacles. In addition, it's frequently to do things like hit distant switches, so you can get through doors.

* Some instalments of the ''ResidentEvil'' series:

** ''ResidentEvil0'' also uses a partner mechanic.

* The {{Lego Crossover Game}}s

* ''SonicHeroes'', ''[[SonicAdvanceTrilogy Sonic Advance 3]]'', ''SonicChronicles'' and ''KnucklesChaotix''.

* ''StarFox Adventures'' makes use of this with Fox and his [[TagAlongKid Tag-Along Sidekick]], Tricky the [[strike:Triceratops]] [[CallARabbitASmeerp EarthWalker]]. In addition to Tricky having different abilities than Fox (he can dig and [[DinosaursAreDragons breath fire]]), you sometimes have to get him to press switches and do other things for you. Despite this, he still grumbles at you when you leave him to sit on a switch.

* ''ResidentEvilOutbreak'' and ''ResidentEvil5''. The former has eight characters who are all radically different (though only [[ArbitraryHeadcountLimit four could be used in any given level]]), while the latter has only two that are almost interchangeable. ''ResidentEvil0'' also uses a partner mechanic.

* ''ResidentEvilOutbreak'' and ''ResidentEvil5''. The former has eight characters who are all radically different (though only [[ArbitraryHeadcountLimit four could be used in any given level]], while the latter has only two that are almost interchangeable. ''ResidentEvil0'' also uses a partner mechanic.

* ''ResidentEvilOutbreak'' and ''ResidentEvil5''. The former has eight characters who are all radically different, while the latter has only two that are almost interchangeable. ''ResidentEvil0'' also uses a partner mechanic.

** The DS version of ''Globs of Doom'' has five different [[EnemyMine protagonist-antagonist pairs]] with different abilities for the 10 characters, each pair only being playable in the protagonist's home world. (For the record, the ''only'' moment where the player can choose which pairing to control is for the final boss.)

* ''Fury Of The Furries'', an old game for Amiga, Mac and DOS, used a variation on this: the entire party traveled around at once, rather than moving independently, but each member of the party had skills that could be used at certain points in the level.

** In ''Goblins 3'', you have only one character, who, at several points, gets sidekicks (who are also under your control), allowing for solving puzzles that require using two characters at the same time.

* ''IndianaJones and the Fate of Atlantis'' can be played three different ways, with varying emphasis on puzzles or action adventure; one is a teamwork puzzle game with Indy assisted by a former colleague.

* Portal2

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* ''ResidentEvilOutbreak'' and ''ResidentEvil5''. The former has eight characters who are all radically different, while the latter has only two that are almost interchangeable.