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-In SuperMelee, there is now an extra button for each side, marked
-"NET".  When you push it, you will get the net configuration dialog.
-To have someone else connect to you, choose the first option.
-Otherwise, edit the host name and choose "connect".  Pressing SPACE on
-the resulting connection screen will cancel connection attempts.  Once
-a connection has been established, the input will be listed as
-"NETWORK CONTROL".  To abort an already established connection, change
-the control scheme away from NETWORK CONTROL.  The game won't start
-until both parties have confirmed the current setup.  If one player
-moves away from the 'Battle!' button, both parties need to reconfirm.
-
-In addition to setting the hostname, you can also configure the port
-and the input delay in frames. A keypress or keyrelease will only take
-effect after this many frames. The result is that while higher values
-make your ship to seem to respond more sluggishly, they give the
-keypress information more time to reach the remote party.  If the game
-stutters, this is because it is waiting for this keypress information
-to arrive, which is an indication that the input delay is too low.  As
-SuperMelee runs at 24 frames per second, each frame delayed will delay
-the input by about 42ms.  The delay used is the maximum of the desired
-value for both parties.  The default is 0. Values lower than 4 will be
-hardly noticable in terms of responsiveness.  Future versions may
-automatically decide on the best value to use.