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Nintendo 64 Emulators: Virtual Console, 1964, Project64, Ultrahle, Mupen64plus, Corn, Sixtyforce, Tr64
Hatari (emulator)
Free Communication Software: Free Collaborative Software, Free E-Mail Software, Free Mailing Lists, Free Terminal Emulators, Free Web Browsers
Meta Assembler and Emulator for the Intel 8086 Microprocessor by Rao Mohammed Shoaib, 1989
Vaxtpu Edt Keypad Emulator
How To Use Gameboy Emulators by Quick Easy Guides, 2008-07-31
E-Mu Synthesizers: E-Mu Emulator, E-Mu Emax, E-Mu Proteus, E-Mu Modular System, E-Mu Audity
Amiga Music Formats: Unix Amiga Delitracker Emulator, Mod, Octamed, Mikmod, Ultimate Soundtracker, Oktalyzer, List of Amiga Music Format Players
Game Boy Emulators: Visualboyadvance, Goomba, Little John Palm, Mednafen, Morphgear, No$gmb, Wzonka-Lad, Pocketgnuboy
Xbox Emulators: Xbox 360
Dos Emulators: Dosbox, Virtual Dos Machine, E|os, Dosemu
Post Silicon Validation: Integrated Circuit, Simulation, Emulator, Formal Verification, Logic Analyzer
Nintendo 64: Nintendo 64 accessories, List of Nintendo 64 games, Player's Choice, Mupen64, 1964 (emulator), Sixtyforce, Project64, Project64k, Super Mario 64, Pilotwings 64
Terminal Emulators: Delrina

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NoSTalgia & PowerST: AtariST Emulators For The Macintosh
Two AtariST emulators by G©rin Philippe for the Macintosh. Requires Mac OS 8, 9, or OS X.
http://users.skynet.be/sky39147/

Extractions: The following functions are supported: Functions NoSTalgia 1.42 PowerST 0.3 (suspended) Processor 68000 with better cycles calculation 68000 with cycles calculation (PPC) No Prefetch Video Shifter Low, Medium, High Vbl 50Hz Low, Medium, High Vbl 50Hz hardware emulation Ram TOS support 1.0, 1.02, 1.04, 1.62, 2.05, 2.06, EmuTos Unmodified TOS MFP hardware emulation FDC Complete Complete Hardware level Joystick IKBD hardware level Complete, ST mouse driver. Complete IKBD hardware level, LineA YM2149/PSG Complete with samples support No samples support Hardware level Blitter Immediate/Hog mode only Immediate/Hog mode only Hardware level Hard disk 2 partitions (free now) DMA mode 1 partition DMA mode BIOS level Midi OUT(Quicktime) Full support (OMS/Quicktime) Hardware level Printer Port To file To file Hardware level Rasters Timer B only Hardware level Video Mixed Mode Hardware level VDI video mode 640*400*16 colors 640*400*16 colors Tested compatibles OS Magic 6, NAES, modified TOS, Geneva, Mint, EmuTos... NAES, Geneva, Mint, Magic 5
The Gadgeteer - Emulators For Palm PDAs : An Overview Of The Best
Above is a screenshot of the icons of some of the Palm emulators that I like.To play these emulators, you will needs game ROMS get them at PDROMS,
http://www.the-gadgeteer.com/palmos-emulators-review.html

Extractions: Liberty was the first Palm emulator - for use with Gameboy cartridges. It was a great effort at that time; I liked it so much that I whipped out this review for it at SPUG.net. Now that the Palm OS is more up to speed with the StrongArm chip, more capable emulators have surfaced and it will be great to have a write up of an overview on them. Above is a screenshot of the icons of some of the Palm emulators that I like. To play these emulators, you will needs game ROMS - get them at PDROMS, your #1 legal ROM Source since 1998. Running an emulator is like having another computer on your Palm, with a library of software thrown in as well. My most favorite Palm emulator is Codejedi's CaSTaway , the Atari ST emulator - and it's free! it has been updated to v0.7.11 which includes full screen 320x480 display, Zodiac compatibility, improved sampled audio playback and other fixes.
Quality Microprocessor Development Tools Since 1989
Compilers, assemblers and incircuit emulators for embedded systems development.
http://www.softools.com/

Extractions: Softools, Inc. has the software and hardware tools to meet your needs, help get your project done on time, and at a fraction of the cost of other tools. And supporting this micro-processor family is our total business and not a small portion of a business supporting multiple processors, we know our tools well and that they will meet your goals. Let us prove it to you! We support the Z80, Z180 families, Rabbit 2000/3000 and 8085 families. They make up 100% of our business and they get 100% of our attention and support. Keep this in mind when you consider other vendors who support many or dozens of processors. If 5% of their sales are for the Z80/Z180 family of tools, how much time do you think will be devoted to working with those tools, and to you the user, for technical support?
The Gadgeteer - Emulators For Pocket PCs: An Overview Of The Best Article
emulators have contributed much pleasure to my life, and have motivated me to surf This article will focus on several game emulators that are currently
http://www.the-gadgeteer.com/pocketpc-emulators-article.html

Extractions: Game emulators are great fun. It's not only the tons of money that they save you on the purchase price, but that they also bring back retro, classic game play to today's Pocket PCs. On top of these obvious advantages, there are also: No repair bills, no need to hunt for hard-to-get spare parts and no required shelf space. This article will focus on several game emulators that are currently running on Pocket PCs at full speed - with sound and all kinds of good stuff. I have used the iPAQ as the benchmark for these programs, since it is the fastest and most compatible Pocket PC currently available. All comments are purely my personal opinions. In my humble opinion
Hitex Development Tools - Tools For The Embedded World
Develop and manufacture incircuit emulators and debugging tools for embedded systems.
http://www.hitex.com
Comp.emulators.misc Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) [3/3]
James the Animal Tamer s emulatorsFreeware APF, Aquarius, Exidy Sorcerer, Interact Family Computer, MC10, NECPC-6001A, Panasonic Personal Computer, and TRS-80 emulators for Windows.
http://www.cs.ruu.nl/wais/html/na-dir/emulators-faq/part3.html

Extractions: Note from archiver cs.uu.nl: This page is part of a big collection of Usenet postings, archived here for your convenience. For matters concerning the content of this page , please contact its author(s); use the source , if all else fails. For matters concerning the archive as a whole, please refer to the archive description or contact the archiver. This article was archived around: 25 Nov 1997 00:00:14 -0600 All FAQs in Directory: emulators-faq Source: Usenet Version Archive-name: emulators-faq/part3 URL: http://www.why.net/home/adam/cem/ Posting-Frequency: semi-monthly (11th and 25th of each month) Last-modified: Fri, 25 Apr 1997 19:26:19 GMT 5.2 Atari 2600 Instructions on how to dump ROM images to disk are available: http://www.sponsor.net/~gchance/2600Stuff/2600Archiver PostScript schematic to accompany the above document: http://www.sponsor.net/~gchance/images/atari.zip There is also an Atari 2600 emulation FAQ: http://www.cs.unc.edu/~brownde/museum/texts/2600emu.faq
The BBC Computer
Includes game disk images, scanned manuals, links to emulators, a chat room, and game cover scans.
http://bbccomputersite.freewebspace.com/
Emulators
emulators for ZX Spectrum, Amiga, PC Engine and arcade.
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Vista/7336/robemu.htm

Extractions: An emulator, as far as this page is concerned, is a programme that you run on a computer in order to run programmes written for a different (and incompatible) computer. This is quite a difficult task as the emulator has to look at each instruction in the programme and perform the operation that would occur on the computer being emulated, so you will need a much faster computer to run a programme at the same speed as a 'native' computer. Emulation is slowed down further by having to convert graphics and sound from the original format to a form that can be displayed/heard. All the emulators listed here are top notch, and are well worth a look if you own a fast(ish) PC. If I haven't put a link in for a particular emulator, you can get to it via these sites, the links at Dave's Classics are at the left of the 'what's new' information on the first page. They are excellent sites and worth a visit: RetroGames Dave's Videogame Classics There are quite a few Spectrum emulators for the PC, you don't need a very powerful PC to run most of them (a 486 should do) and emulation is generally very accurate. ZX80 has been about for ages, but I don't think it's that great, it needs a specific memory configuration on your PC which you shouldn't need to worry about nowadays. I haven't tried any of the Windows ones, but X128 is a great DOS em' that also works under '95. The version of X128 I used was V0.8 SAOM which allows you to use 128K games with the enhanced 128K sound.
Arcade Mania
Arcade links, emulators, ROMs and all sorts of arcade related stuff.
http://www.nw.com.au/~rodrigue/arcade/arcade.htm
The BBC Lives! -- Emulators
Most emulators are available directly from the The BBC lives! There are alsoemulators for a 6502 second processor which can run many 6502 ROM images.
http://bbc.nvg.org/emulators.php3

Extractions: main what's new search software ... links The available emulators are presented here (alphabetically). Some are commercial, and some are not even available. Most emulators are available directly from the "The BBC lives!" archives. However, the original distribution sites are linked to below, when possible. If a emulator software link doesn't work below, you'll still probably find it in this archive. Enter the emulator archive! [ HTTP FTP index Here's a legend that explains the various icons used. Please wait until the page is fully loaded before you click one of these. (a good, but commercial emulator for RiscOS) 65C12 Emulator BBC Environment Emulator BBC BASIC(86) BBC 6502 Emulator ... BeebEm (my personal favourite, as it is free and cross-platform) BeebIt (probably the best for RiscOS) BeebInC (a good emulator for DOS) B-EM BPC Horizon (probably the best for Mac) JBeeb (the first Java emulator) MESS (BBC driver) Model-B (totally revamped, a good emulator for Windows) Owl pcBBC (hailed as the best, but shareware, and DOS only)
Ken's Atari 8-bit Page
Atari 8bit utilities and games. Atari 8-bit emulators and Emulator Utilities. Links to other Atari 8-bit related sites.
http://home.columbus.rr.com/ksiders/atari.htm
Emulation Zone- PlayStation
In addition to PSX emulators for PC, you can also get emulators for PSX. One of the first working Playstation emulators avialable, has since been
http://www.emulationzone.org/consoles/ps/emulator.htm

Extractions: On January 5, 1999, Tratax of the PSEmu Pro team made an announcement that he has accepted a job for a game company here in the USA, and will be leaving the PSEmu team in February. While this is sad news for the emulation community, I would like to congratulate Tratax and wish him the best of luck at his new job. Then, not long after Tratax made his announcement, Duddie of the PSEmu Pro team made a public announcement that he is leaving the PSEmu Pro team as it would conflict with his job. Duddie, however, will not be leaving the emulation scene as he said that h e is addicted to it (who isn't :)). The final nail in the coffin for PSEmu Pro was when Kazzuya quit development in order to pursue a new career.
The First GP32 Support Forum @ Www.ezboard.com
Discussion forums covering commercial games, free downloads, emulators, the software development kit, and tutorials.
http://pub179.ezboard.com/bgp32
Cameron Laird's Personal Notes On Emulators
Cameron Laird s personal notes on emulators. Emulator means several different,and sometimes conflicting, things. My interest here is in Unix (mostly
http://phaseit.net/claird/comp.os.misc/emulators.html?ca=dgr
Rebelstar Spectrum Emulation And Remakes
Downloadable Spectrum games, emulators, ROMs and news of remakes of classic titles.
http://www.rebelstar.co.uk/

Extractions: Tidied up the Links pages, and I've also started working again on Quazatron , as well as a couple of other little things. I noticed there was a link to the page in 'Retro' - (Edge's special issue dedicated to retro computing) so I guess I should get started again. I've also got a few new remakes and emulators to upload which I'll do in the next few days. 15 May 2002 The main things that have changed are the new drop down menus just up there (*points upwards*) and that the individual games pages have gone, leaving just the search engine. The main reason for that is that they were a huge pain in the arse to update and it was putting me off adding new snapshots. Anyway, everything else should be just as it was, content wise, so have a look around. And if you spot any problems, or have any comments, please
Www.aldostools.com - Playstation Emulators And PSX Tools By Aldo
Download the best FREE PlayStation emulators available. Other PSX emulators /PSX Nostalgia. Xebra Japanese experimental PSX emulator
http://www.aldostools.com/psxemus.html
RISC OS Gameboy Resources
Gameboy resources including emulators.
http://www.plasma.demon.co.uk/gameboy/
PSP Emulation News PSP Gaming PSP Hardware PSP Homebrew PSP Hacking PSP Isos PSP
emulators for PSP. Amiga PSP UAE Chip 8 PSPChip8 Dreamcast VMU VMU EmulatorGameboy Advance VBA for PSP Gameboy/Gameboy Colour Rin Rin Unnoficial GameGear
http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/
Adventureland
A categorized list of adventure games produced over the years, broken down by company. Also lists game systems, Interpreters and emulators.
http://www.if-legends.org/~adventure/

Extractions: This site tries to list all adventure games (interactive fiction) produced over the years. When I say "adventure", I mean text adventures and their graphical decendants, but I don't include RPGs. For a more detailed description of what's included here and not, see the FAQ Adventureland is located at http://www.if-legends.org/~adventure/ . Besides there is a mirror maintained by Hans Persson. Search for a game Game Name Year Company Name Game Type Author This search engine is not yet very smart, so please treat it kindly. ;-) If you feed it more than one word, it will look for them in that order . Case is not important, but punctuation is. Actually, you can feed it a regular expression and if it's legal in Perl, it will work (if you didn't understand the last sentence, it doesn't matter). Before I end, I just want to mention
MIDP Emulators
A cornucopia of MIDP emulators reflects the abundance of MIDP devices available.This article surveys the current crop. Although some emulators are designed
http://developers.sun.com/techtopics/mobility/midp/articles/emulators/

Extractions: A cornucopia of MIDP emulators reflects the abundance of MIDP devices available. This article surveys the current crop. Although some emulators are designed for demonstrating MIDP applications to prospective users, the emulators in this article are specifically for developers, to help them test applications. Emulators are usually distributed as part of a larger package or development kit. Each of the blocks below shows a particular package, including its name, important links, thumbnail images of each emulator, and a brief description. This is not a complete list but captures the knowledge we have at present. If you'd like to see other emulators here, please let us know. A different list of Java technology device emulators is available here A Few Words About Emulation Emulation is hard to get right. The ideal is to mimic the behavior of a device exactly, but the accuracy of the emulation correlates to the difficulty involved in developing it. The emulator's developers have to decide how accurate to make the emulation based on the time and skill they have. At one end of the spectrum, a vendor may choose to take the J2ME Wireless Toolkit emulator and simply create a new skin for it. I'll talk more about this option later.

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