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A site about PlayStation Portable homebrew that collects articles and guides, including topics such as emulating Virtual Boy, Genesis and Game Gear games on the PSP and injecting CD-based PC Engine games into the official PSP emulator.
QEMU is a generic and open source machine emulator and virtualizer. It provides full-system emulation, running operating systems for any machine on any supported architecture, and user-mode emulation for running programs for another Linux/BSD target. It also runs KVM and Xen virtual machines with near native performance.
RetroDECK is a retro gaming platform for Linux, available from Flathub as a Flatpak. Powered by the RetroDECK Framework and ES-DE frontend, it bundles emulators, engines, ports, clients and utilities pre-configured for use.
Retrostic is a site for downloading retro game ROM and ISO files for consoles such as GB, GBC, GBA, NDS, N64, NES, SNES, Sega and Atari. It also offers an emulator section and a database of titles, and states direct download links carry no .exe files, viruses or disturbing advertisements.
RGB Classic Games offers free downloads of over 550 classic PC games, more than 350 of which can be played in an online emulator. It focuses on preserving games for defunct systems such as DOS, OS/2, BeOS, CP/M-86, Win16 and Win9x, and attempts to archive every version of each listed game.
RomM is a free, self-hosted application for scanning, organizing and playing a ROM collection. It pulls metadata from multiple providers, syncs saves across devices and supports many platforms. EmulatorJS, Ruffle, js-dos, PICO-8 and EasyRPG are built in for browser play.
Roms2000 is a site for downloading retro game ROMs for free, organized by console. It lists systems including Game Boy, GBA, NDS, N64, PSP, NES and PSX, and offers emulator games for PC and mobile devices. The page also covers ROMs, emulators and BIOSes, and states that more titles and systems are being added.
A site offering ROM packs and ROM sets for consoles and platforms such as SNES, NES, GBA, GameCube, PlayStation, MAME and Atari. It provides browsing of ROM sets by platform and guides covering common file formats, emulator compatibility and collection setup.
Smash64 Online is a guide for playing Super Smash Bros. 64 over the internet. It covers downloading the RMG-K emulator, legally obtaining a game ROM, selecting a ROM directory, configuring controllers, and starting netplay. Server mode supports up to four players, while peer-to-peer connections support two. Patching tools are offered for modded versions such as Smash Remix and 19XX.
SMBGames is a website for playing Super Mario Bros games on a computer, offering roms, hacks and games including Super Mario Bros, Super Mario 2, Super Mario 3 and Super Mario Kart. The roms run through a special emulator that loads in the browser. Other Nintendo characters such as Donkey Kong, Princess Peach, Yoshi and Luigi also appear in the online games.
Sober is a closed-source runtime for running Roblox on Linux desktops, distributed as a Flathub package. It creates a specialized runtime for Roblox's code rather than using Wine, Android emulators or virtual machines. The project is described as experimental and not supported by Roblox.
Solarized is a sixteen color palette consisting of eight monotones and eight accent colors, designed for terminal and GUI applications. The colorscheme uses CIELAB lightness relationships and hues based on fixed color wheel relationships. Formats are available for editors and IDEs, terminal emulators, and other applications, along with palettes. The site notes that restoration is in progress.
Solarized is a sixteen color palette consisting of eight monotones and eight accent colors, designed for terminal and GUI applications. It includes dark and light modes and is available in formats for editors, IDEs, terminal emulators and other applications such as Vim, Emacs, IntelliJ, iTerm2 and Mutt.
SolutionArchive is a site documenting adventure games, with browse options by publisher, system, platform, year, genre and language, plus an advanced search. It publishes solutions, maps, hints and reviews, and hosts a forum, news archive and emulator links.
A browser-based emulation of a DEC PDP-1 running the original Spacewar! code, presented as an HTML5/JavaScript emulator. It includes an informative splash screen not in the original game and multiple versions of the original code. The game was conceived in 1961 and first realized on the PDP-1 in 1962. The emulation is by Norbert Landsteiner.
Stability Matrix is a multi-platform package manager designed for Stable Diffusion. It offers one-click installation and updates for Stable Diffusion Web UI packages, a built-in inference interface for the system, and a launcher with a syntax-highlighted terminal emulator and routed GUI input prompts.
Steam Deck Guide. Learn all about the Tools, Accessories, Games, Emulators, and Gaming Tips that will make your Steam Deck an awesome Gaming Handheld or a Portable Computer Workstation.
A documentation page for EmulatorJS, a tool to embed an emulator into a website. The page lists supported systems and shows code examples for cores including 3DO and Arcade. It notes that the list is likely out of date and points to an updated list of cores.
Swapface is an AI face swap tool for creating image, video, GIF and real-time live stream face swaps. It performs single-person, multi-person and full head swaps and runs locally on the user's own device. The software is available for Windows, with a documented Android emulator tutorial and a guide for using it with WhatsApp video calls.
TASVideos is a site for tool-assisted game movies, offering videos across popular game franchises and genres. It provides resources on learning to TAS, accepts submissions that are sync verified and judged before publication, and lists platforms with approved rerecording emulators.
The Old Computer is a retro gaming and computing resource offering ROMs and emulators for old computers, consoles, arcade machines, pinball tables and mobile devices. It also provides box art, game music, manuals and magazines, along with a user forum and community. The site says its contents and pages are provided free of charge, with donations supporting hosting and bandwidth costs.
Vimm's Lair is a site dedicated to console videogame nostalgia, offering thousands of games, full-color manual scans, user ratings and reviews, console emulators, and ROM hacking content. It states that it has been preserving classic videogames from consoles past since 1997.
A virtual museum of operating systems and standalone applications running under emulation, delivered as a single Linux VM for QEMU, VirtualBox, or UTM. It states that over 1,700 operating systems and applications are pre-installed and pre-configured, with bundled emulators, a custom emulator-independent launcher, and one-click launch scripts for Windows and Linux. A snapshot feature can revert broken installations.
A page for building and installing a firmware containing a port of the nofrendo NES emulator on the NumWorks calculator. It requires an official firmware upgrade and works only with the old hardware revision (N100). Users choose a ROM and a base firmware, then upload via USB.
