Web site: openemu.org Category: Emulators Platform: OS X License: BSD Interface: GUI Wikipedia: OpenEmu First release: 2017 OpenEmu – an open-source project whose purpose is to bring macOS game emulation into the realm of first-class citizenship. The project leverages modern macOS technologies, such as Cocoa, Core Animation, and other third-party libraries. One third-party library example … Read more
Web site: emu.portableandroid.com Category: Emulators Platform: Android License: Freeware Interface: GUI Wikipedia: First release: unknown ClassicBoy – a powerful front-end with multiple emulator cores (also called ‘plugins’ in app) that simulates dozens of retro video game consoles. Most cores have been merged into the app but some of them need to be downloaded and installed … Read more
Web site: retroarch.com Category: Emulators Platform: Linux, Android, iOS, OS X, Haiku, Windows, Xbox, PlayStation, Wii, Nintendo, GameCube License: GNU GPL Interface: GUI Wikipedia: RetroArch First release: May 26, 2010 RetroArch – a frontend for emulators, game engines and media players. It enables you to run classic games on a wide range of computers and … Read more
Web site: github.com/pokemon-speedrunning Category: Emulators Platform: Linux, OS X, Windows License: GNU GPL Interface: GUI Wikipedia: First release: September 2020 Gambette Speedrun – a fork of Gambatte, with local changes for Pokémon Speedruns, as well as other speedrunning communities. Speedrun features: – Timing parity with official consoles (bootroms required; GBP/SGB2 hard reset fades emulated) – … Read more
Web site: gamefu.sourceforge.io Category: Emulators Platform: Linux License: GNU GPL Interface: GUI Wikipedia: First release: 2004 Gamefu – a graphical frontend for many console emulators for systems such as the SNES, NES and Gameboy. The main idea behind Gamefu is to manage a collections of ROMS from various systems. Also to serve as a frontend … Read more