Is there a way to player emulated snes online?

[J T]

There used to be a SNES modem called X-Band for the actual SNES console that you could play multiplayer games with over a dial-up service. I loved the X-Band, but the service was taken down many years ago.

Does anyone know if any of the SNES emulators out there allow you to pick up a game of Street Fighter II or something like that online?

[Ack]

I couldn't tell you how, but yes, they do. A friend of mine used to play Mortal Kombat against a buddy in Canada.

[Mozgus]

I played a friend across the street with ZSNES's dial up feature way back in 99. Today, tons of emulators for many platforms have online functionality.

[Anapan]

It's called Kaillera. I've never used it but lots of emulaters have it built in and I think it can be made to work in others.

[Mozgus]

I think it's called kailera (maybe with 2 Rs). I know some emulaters have it built in.

http://www.kaillera.com/

[Kyle]

This is the easiest way to play SNES via ZSNES Online:
http://www.zbattle.net/
I often play bomberman with my cousin

[Hatta]

So, how's the lag? These games weren't really designed to be lag tolerant, so I'd expect any lag at all to be significant. When a tenth of a second means the difference between winning and losing, as it often does, it seems like this would be a problem.