This tournament is a demonstration on how Retroarch netplay works. Here are a few rules you need to know:
1) The core emulator has to be the same version as the client.
2) You each need the same rom as the client as well. How do you get the roms? I'm sorry but I can't disclose this. You need to search it on your own.
3) Testing the netplay is absolutely necessary. That way we'll know that if your lobby is connectable to the internet or not. If your lobby isn't connectable to the internet(whether it be a NAT traversal issue or a different reason entirely) create the lobby again but this time use a relay server. It will add delay, though. But since the recent update of retroarch that improved the net code, it will become either somewhat or barely noticeable.

Once again I caught the annoying bug. And here I thought that disabling the second audio device would help.... I was wrong. If you're not convinced, then I don't blame you. If you have a Linux OS with KDE Plasma installed, try playing a game on full screen for a few minutes.

If anyone catches the audio device name, congrats you have found that annoying bug on Fedora 40 KDE Plasma. This bug has a tendency to switch audio devices at random times. And lucky me, it happened to me twice. Once while I was playing KAMIKO, the second time is while I'm playing this game on the video and I caught it on tape.

It's a 2 player game, but I have no one to play with. No worries, though. I wanted to showcase how the game is played