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A community-driven site about Xbox Developer Mode emulation. It describes activating Dev Mode through Microsoft's developer portal, installing emulators via a network browser, and adding legally owned backups, and features emulators including XBSX2, Dolphin and RetroArch. A compatibility page links to reports for emulators such as Xenia Canary, Citra, BoxedWine, ChonkyStation 3, OpenBOR and XBSX2/PCSX2.
An archive offering DOS games to download or play in a browser. It reports 1,669 classic DOS games, described as shareware, freeware, playable demos or full versions released as freeware or into the public domain. Downloads are checked for adware, malware and viruses. The site states that games can be downloaded legally.
A read-only wiki on Red Squirrel's official website listing his projects, applications and homebrews, organized by category and by name. It also features JAM, a Java-based application for downloading and archiving chapters from supported manga websites and sources.
CommodoreGames.Net is a searchable archive and browser-play library for classic Commodore 64, VIC-20 and Commodore PET games. It lists 30,000+ C64 games, 2,500+ VIC-20 games and 800+ PET games, and supported titles can be played directly in the browser. The archive also holds manuals, developer interviews and copy-protection research.
ClassicGames offers online play of retro titles through multi-platform emulators including NES, SNES, GBA, N64, PSP, MAME, GameCube, SEGA and MS-DOS. Games run in the browser with no installation required, and a free download is available. The site lists games by platform and offers several interface languages.
Kuribo64 is a small community centered on ROM hacking that also discusses other topics, with forums and an IRC channel. It presents projects including the SM64DS Editor, the blargSNES SNES emulator for the 3DS, lolSNES for the DS, melonDS, and CoinKiller, a work-in-progress NSMB2 editor.
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A community-driven site about Xbox Developer Mode emulation. It describes activating Dev Mode through Microsoft's developer portal, installing emulators via a network browser, and adding legally owned backups, and features emulators including XBSX2, Dolphin and RetroArch. A compatibility page links to reports for emulators such as Xenia Canary, Citra, BoxedWine, ChonkyStation 3, OpenBOR and XBSX2/PCSX2.
An archive offering DOS games to download or play in a browser. It reports 1,669 classic DOS games, described as shareware, freeware, playable demos or full versions released as freeware or into the public domain. Downloads are checked for adware, malware and viruses. The site states that games can be downloaded legally.
A read-only wiki on Red Squirrel's official website listing his projects, applications and homebrews, organized by category and by name. It also features JAM, a Java-based application for downloading and archiving chapters from supported manga websites and sources.
CommodoreGames.Net is a searchable archive and browser-play library for classic Commodore 64, VIC-20 and Commodore PET games. It lists 30,000+ C64 games, 2,500+ VIC-20 games and 800+ PET games, and supported titles can be played directly in the browser. The archive also holds manuals, developer interviews and copy-protection research.
ClassicGames offers online play of retro titles through multi-platform emulators including NES, SNES, GBA, N64, PSP, MAME, GameCube, SEGA and MS-DOS. Games run in the browser with no installation required, and a free download is available. The site lists games by platform and offers several interface languages.
Kuribo64 is a small community centered on ROM hacking that also discusses other topics, with forums and an IRC channel. It presents projects including the SM64DS Editor, the blargSNES SNES emulator for the 3DS, lolSNES for the DS, melonDS, and CoinKiller, a work-in-progress NSMB2 editor.
