Do these support online play now?My brother is looking to play Gauntlet Legends and maybe other games on them.Im looking to install them on 2 Windows pcs and a steam deck. I guess I'll figure out how to install it on Windows but with Linux I might need some help.Thanks!
>>1573541I never used a N64 emulator so IDK. I bet PS2 emulators have netplay and since it's backwards compatible you could probably get Gauntlet Legends for PS1. Another option is downloading Parsec. It's a cloud gaming app so basically you share your screen with your friend online, kind of like doing couch co-op over the internet.
>>1573543I guess I'll give the ps1 version a try and see how that goes after some googling.Thanks!
>>1573543If you're emulating PS1, it's better to use an actual PS1 emulator than to use PCSX2.Anyway, I've heard good things about Parsec. Never tried it myself because you can't host a server for it on Loonix.
>>1573598I'm the anon that also suggested Parsec. If you want to see how it works OP, try this Parsec extension that lets you play with random people online: https://soda-arcade.com/. I also looked up if N64 emulators have netplay and apparently they do. I think it's mostly used for things like Mario Kart 64 and Mario Party games, so I'm not sure if it would work really well with Gauntlet Legends. In any case, Parsec is super easy to set up. All you need is any version of the game in an emulator that supports local multiplayer. And then your brother just needs to get a Parsec account and connect to your room.
