This means that while theoretically you could pump their link cable data over the internet (we had versions of VBAlink that would go over network) then the realities of the thing vs what it expects (not so many lost packets, lag and such in probably not even metre long physical cables) means few ever do and reprogramming a game to handle it. If you want to play together over the internet then there are plenty of methods to forward controls and screens/music in the relevant directions, kaillera is a good term to start a search with here. (1080 Avalanche, Kirby Air Ride and Homeland being others with such features, though most only care about Mario Kart and Homeland is a Japanese exclusive).Д«ack on topic, so to speak, then there is little practical value to emulating two 16 bit home consoles at the same time on one machine. Nothing like the GBA or even the gamecube with its broadband adapter and mario kart you can do LAN and thus internet if you have a local VPN.

It is unlikely things will be emulated any time soon - it came up over at a while back and apparently the hacks (think game genie and then some) the device employed were loaded from the service and stored locally with a battery backed thing, this being the 90s then preservation was not a thing and by the time anybody thought to have a look the batteries had long since died on all the units sourced to test with.ДЇor most practical purposes.

Ps2 split screen games