Emulation Online

[ssjtomato]

I jus want kno if its possible to play other people online and if yes how

[TiredBoy]

Depends on the emulator. Quite a few have a netplay option in one of the menus.

[ssjtomato]

but who do u work i have been tryin to work it for Snes9x for the longest time haven't come any closer

[Jale]

One of the computer must act as server (player 1) and then the remote one must be connected to the server (player 2).

[Techman]

Some emulators use kaillera

[ssjtomato]

so u know one person to be the server and the other just connects to it and btw whats kaillera

[Jale]

Kaillera is a net support that allow emulators to play on the Internet.

[ssjtomato]

is there a site for this kalliera

[Jale]

www.kaillera.com

[hanzou]

It sounds like you're most interested in playing SNES games online. Although Snes9x does have netplay support, the current state of the feature is not yet well-programmed and thus rather impractical for use outside of a private LAN. There are not yet any decent SNES emulators that directly support Kaillera, but ZSNES's own netplay support is just as good if not better, and it can run smoothly through even a 56k connection. Look into downloading zbattle at http://www.zbattle.net/

I'm not sure if there is any comprehensive list of Kaillera-supported emulators, but to name a few: WinUAE, Jnes, NESten, NNNesterJ, Gens, Project64k, 1964, MAME32k, MAMElang32, [Neo] Mame32 Kaillera, ePSXe Cyberpad, Nebula, and Final Burn Alpha. There are also many other emulators that implement their own non-standard netplay protocols such as RockNES, Nestopia, FCE Ultra, Snes9x, and ZSNES.

-hanzou