This time around, Link needs to travel between the light and dark world in order to set things straight in the kingdom of Hyrule.

Emu-coop works well for any game that has locks and keys and backtracking.

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You may need to install the x86 version of the VS2015 C redistributable.

Click Browse and select coop.lua inside the emu-coop directory.

You will get a popup asking which IRC server you want to connect to, what nickname you want to use, and what the nickname of your Player 2 will be.

Once youre connected, tell your Player 2 to connect to the same network and enter your nick in their emulator.

You should see either Connected to partner, or an error message, pop up on your game screen.

Do not install a mode file unless it came from someone you know and trust.

It does not track quantities (rupees, heart pieces, arrows or bombs or expansions of either), or events like whether you have beaten Aghanim or paid off Kiki.

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When it updates your shield or armor, the sprite will not update until the next SaveQuit even though you have it.

The 1.0 Japan version of the game is currently required.

Items you collect might not appear in the top icon bar, and when it updates your beams and armor the sprite wont update even though you have it until you change rooms or pause.

The Super Metroid mode is fairly primitive, so if this interests you, you should instead use Multitroid, an emulator mod just for running Super Metroid coop.

This would prevent double-collection of missile expansion in Super Metroid, or make it easier to integrate rupee and heart collection in LTTP (instead of syncing rupee count exactly, you could sync collection of the 50100300 rupee items etc).

For example you could play LTTP and Super Metroid and have some of the items Link needs be located on Zebes, or run Zero Mission and Metroid Fusion at the same time and sync analogous items.

It cant batch things together, its at risk of triggering IRC flood protection, theres nothing stopping lines from getting cut off if theyre too long.

The github page for emu-coop is here and the github page for the snes9x build is here.

If you run an IRC network, and you want to ban emu-coop users from using your server, you can spot them because their usernames will end in -bot and their real names will end in (snes bot).

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