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*Playstation 1
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| '''PROS''' ||
*You can make and load savestates
*Netcode allows for people to join a game that's already in session
*In-game chat
*Playing it fullscreen works (sometimes)
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| '''CONS''' ||
*Command-line only (you can use a frontend, though)
*Weird, convoluted settings (or lack thereof)
*SNES emulation will be slow to you if you're on a low-end computer (uses BSNES core)
*Playstation is inexplicably slow (haven't checked to see what core it uses, but probably has one that's focused on accuracy)
*Only supports 2 Players on Genesis.
*Frontend doesn't always save settings correctly.
*Frontend defaults to detecting compressed ROM archives instead of the actual ROMs (you can still load uncompressed ROMs by selecting "All files *.*" from the dropdown menu).
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It's recommended that you [http://sourceforge.net/projects/medgui/ Download download a frontend]
#Run MedGui.exe
#You'll get a small window. On your left, you'll see two arrow buttons with a console/handheld icon in between. Choose your desired platform.
#Click Advanced Mode
#Click the tab called Media/Network/Utility
#Press T, and type /server localhost
#Wait for your friend(s) to connect
#When you're done fiddling with your settings, launch the game.
#Press T, and type /server IP_goes_here
