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Apple Emulators and Source-ports32-bit Intel and older Click here for manuals, magazines, tutorials, and etc. |
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Title |
Description |
Requirements |
| An Amstrad CPC emulator | ||
| A Macintosh PPC emulator; you may also want the BasiliskII Disk Image Chooser application and the HFSUtilGUI application for creating HFS/HFS+ disk images | ||
| Free and open-source, cross-platform virtual machine emulation; keep it small; good luck | ||
| A DOS game manager and emulator | ||
| A Game Boy Advance (GBA) emulator | ||
| An all-in-one emulator; however, it only supports Sega Master System, GameGear, SG-1000, Colecovision, and NES | ||
| A source-port for the game "Decent" | ||
| A source-port for the game "Decent 2" | ||
| A free and open-source Nintendo DS (NDS) emulator | ||
| A free and open-source DOS emulator | ||
| A source-port to play "Duke Nukem 3D" and other game engine-related games | ||
| A shareware module which adds a range of additional features and options to emulators maintained by Richard Bannister | ||
| Map keyboard keys to a game controller or joystick | ||
| A source-port for the game "Ultima VII"; you will also want to install the audio data | ||
| An MSX emulator; though, it is a bit buggy | ||
| A source-port to play games that use Bioware's Infinity Engine, such as Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, and Planescape: Tournament | ||
| A Sega Genesis/Mega Drive emulator | ||
| An Apple IIgs emulator | ||
| A free and open-source Atari ST/STE/TT/Falcon emulator | ||
| A BBC Micro emulator; it does not come with ROMs and it seems as though only the B+ ROMs work | ||
| It is basically DOSBox for iOS wit a few games included; read this to add games/software | ||
| Infocom games interpreter for ProDOS | ||
| A source-port for the game "Quake III: Arena" | ||
| A source-port for the game "Return to Castle Wolfenstein" | ||
| A PlayStation Portable (PSP) emulator; it is very limited and buggy | ||
| An Atari 5200 emulator | ||
| A Game Boy, Super Game Boy, and Game Boy Color emulator | ||
| An Apple Lisa emulator | ||
| ZX Spectrum emulator | ||
| An emulator for playing arcade games | ||
| Mednafen multi-emulator with NekoLauncher graphical front-end; click here just for Mednafen | ||
| An all-in-one emulator with support for several systems, though you will have to supply your own system ROMs for several of them | ||
| A Macintosh 68k emulator | ||
| A Colecovision emulator | ||
| A Thomson MO5 emulator | ||
| a Nintendo 64 (N64) emulator; you will need to understand how to use the Terminal; no GUI front-end included | ||
| A Neo-Geo Pocket Color emulator | ||
| A free and open-source Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) emulator | ||
| A Magnavox Odyssey2 emulator | ||
| A free and open-source MSX emulator; includes the C-BIOS; you will have to learn how to use it like a command-line program to play games | ||
| A source-port for the game "Transport Tycoon Deluxe" | ||
| A Tangerine Computer Systems Oric emulator | ||
| A Bandai WonderSwan emulator | ||
| A PlayStation emulator with working game controller support | ||
| A PlayStation 2 emulator; this version uses Wineskin and is very slow to start and VERY laggy; almost point-less | ||
| A source-port/disc installer for the game "Myth II: Soulblighter" | ||
| An Atari 8bit computer (400, 800, XE, XL, 5200, 7800) emulator | ||
| A free and open-source, cross-platform frontend for emulators, game engines, video games, media players and other applications | ||
| An Apple /// emulator | ||
| Use this to test connected gamepads and joysticks as far as SDL-based programs/games are concerned | ||
| A source-port for playing old point-and-click games popularized on DOS and Amiga systems, as well as a few from Windows and Mac | ||
| A Macintosh PPC emulator; you will also want the SheepShaver folder | ||
| A source-port for the game "System Shock" | ||
| A SAM Coupé emulator | ||
| An N64 emulator; may want a registration key to unlock more features | ||
| A Sega Master System and GameGear emulator | ||
| A Super Nintendo (SNES) emulator | ||
| A Thomson TO8 emulator | ||
| A NEC PC Engine emulator | ||
| A Thomson T07 emulator | ||
| A source-port for the game "Hexen II: Hammer of Thyrion" | ||
| Use this if an emulator does not support gamepads/joysticks; pair keyboard keys with buttons; HOWEVER, you will see a message to register after each login | ||
| A Vectrex emulator | ||
| A Virual Boy emulator; though, it is a bit buggy | ||
| A collection of emulators for Commodore 64, 128, CBM, PET, PLUS4, and VIC-20 | ||
| I know, "WINE Is Not an Emulator"; however, you will need this to run Windows games/programs; I would not both above WinXP if you can help it, though some installers require Win7 but then run fine on WinXP afterwards; use the Bottler to make Windows programs portable for others without WINE installed | ||
| A free and open-source Sega Saturn emulator | ||
| A Doom source-port; you use this to play Doom WAD games, including Chex, Heretic, Hexen, Strife, and etc. | ||
| Infocom games interpreter; V1-V5 support | ||