The system is loaded with options so that you can finetune your gameplay experience.

RetroArch comes with support for both keyboard and joystick.

As long as you have the ROMs, you can play games.

It provides support for a large number of games.

You can run emulators for multiple gaming consoles including SNES using what the developers call Liberto cores.

The developers have provided instructions videos and guides for compilation.

This cross-platform compatibility makes it a go-to emulator for many. Yes, you can install RetroArch even on your gaming console if you want.

First thing first, it is available for Windows PC, macOS, Linux, Android, Web, and an awful lot of gaming consoles.

Pros of RetroArch Super Nintendo Emulator You can even use RetroArch for other consoles like PlayStation, Wii, etc. Essentially, RetroArch is capable of supporting a wide range of gaming consoles and SNES console is one of them. The developers like to call it the frontend of emulators.

And some other system emulators I don't know or never used such as Kawaks, Nebula, etc.So, here you go… RetroArch Retroarch Super Nintendo Emulator.

Sega Genesis emulator Gens has Kaillera support.

Arcade emulator MAME with Kaillera support (unofficial?).

This emulator can run multiplayer games, but they must be played on the same computer (split screen)

Multi Game Boy (GB, GBC, GBA) and Nintendo DS emulator NO$GBA added a Wi-Fi support recently.

There hasn't been any improvement for now.

Multi Game Boy (GB, GBC, GBA) emulator VisualBoyAdvance Link (unofficial) added a link feature, but it's very buggy at the moment.

I have never bothered to search for it though).

PlayStation emulator ePSXe has netplay support, but a network plugin is required (I don't know if it exist.

It is rumored that the newest version (1.7) will have netplay support, but it's unknown to me and it won't come until 2008.

Nintendo 64 emulator Project64k (unofficial) has Kaillera support, but since it's an outdated version and some hardware compatibility issues (1.5) it really sucks.

For reasons I don't know, the latest ZSNES version (1.51) doesn't have netplay support.

NES emulator NNNesterJ and Jnes have netplay support and the best ones IMHO.

Snes emulators with netplay