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==Nintendo==
===Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Donkey Kong Classics
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II
| Square
| NES games
|-
| Quattro Adventure (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Arcade (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Sports (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt / World Class Track Meet
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Tetris / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Spike V'Ball / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
|}

===Game Boy===
◎ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 1: Asteroids / Missile Command ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 2: Centipede / Millipede ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 3: Galaga / Galaxian ◎
| Nintendo
| Namco Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 4: Defender / Joust ◎
| Nintendo
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classics: Super Breakout / Battlezone ◎
| THQ
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Bomberman Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy & NES games
|-
| Bugs Bunny Collection ◎
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Commodore 16+4 Pack (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Dracula's Castle Collection (aftermarket)
| Habit Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery 2 ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Genjin Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II
| Acclaim
| Game Boy games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 1 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 2 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 3 ◎
| Namco
| NES & Game Boy games
|-
| Pachio-kun Game Gallery
| Coconuts Japan
| Game Boy games
|-
| Pinball Deluxe
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Race Days
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Selection I & II: Erabareshi Mono & Ankoku no Fuuin
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Sports Collection
| Tonkin House
| Game Boy games
|-
| Taito Variety Pack
| Taito
| Game Boy games
|-
|}

===Super Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Caravan Shooting Collection
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
|-
| Dragon Quest I & II
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| EMIT Value Set
| Koei
| SNES games
|-
| Kyuuyaku Megami Tensei
| Atlus
| NES games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Midway
| Atari Games Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Arcade Classics
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 1
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 2
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Ninja Gaiden Trilogy
| Tecmo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Tetris & Dr. Mario
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Williams
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Wizardry I-II-III: Story of Llylgamyn
| Media Factory
| NES games
|-
|}

===Virtual Boy===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Space Invaders Virtual Collection
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
|-
|}

===Nintendo 64===
Although the system has enough power to emulate at least the [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|NES]] and [[Emulators on Nintendo 64|other systems]], very few official games made use of emulation, likely due to the system not being optimized for 2D graphics rendering.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Doubutsu no Mori
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 64
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Game Boy Color===
× = Not backwards compatible with the original Game Boy or Super Game Boy 
○ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Blupi's Adventures ○ (aftermarket)
| Homebrew Factory
| PC games
|-
| Bomberman Selection ×
| Hudson
| Game Boy games
|-
| Dragon Warrior I & II ○
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 2 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 3 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Metamorphosis Collection (aftermarket)
| incube8 Games
| Game Boy games
|-
| Micro Machines 1 and 2: Twin Turbo ×
| THQ
| Game Boy games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade Hits: Joust / Defender
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Midway presents Arcade Hits: Moon Patrol / Spy Hunter
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Irem/Midway Arcade games
|-
| Ms. Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Game Boy games
|-
| R-Type DX
| Epoch
| Game Boy games
|-
| Rugrats Portable Collection ○ (aftermarket)
| Limited Run Games
| Game Boy & Game Boy Color games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics II (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
|}

===Game Boy Advance===
Alongside the [[Classic NES Series]], the GBA proved to be a great way to play NES games on the go with certain compilations that used [[PocketNES]].

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Aspyr
| Aspyr
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anniversary Advance
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Capcom Classics Mini Mix]]
| Sensory Sweep Studios
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Centipede / Breakout / Warlords
| Epicenter Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Classic NES Series|Famicom Mini Collection]] (unreleased; prototype dumped)
| Nintendo
| iQue
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
| TOSE
| Square Enix
| WonderSwan games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 4
| TOSE
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gauntlet / Rampart
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hudson Best Collection]] series
| Hudson
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| JaJaMaru Jr. Denshouki: Jaleco Collection mo AriSourou
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kessakusen! Ganbare Goemon 1, 2: Yuki-hime to McGuiness
| Jupiter
| Konami
| SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Collector's Series: Arcade Advanced
| KCE America
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Kunio-Kun Nekketsu Collection]] series
| Million
| Atlus
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Marble Madness / Klax
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits
| Pocket Studios
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Millipede / Super Breakout / Lunar Lander
| Gravity-I
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Moero!! Jaleco Collection]]
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mother 1+2
| Pax Softnica
| Nintendo
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Collection
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Pac-Man games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Paperboy / Rampage
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Phantasy Star Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pong / Asteroids / Yars' Revenge
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Power Pro Kun Pocket 1, 2
| Diamond Head
| Konami
| Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sansara Naga 1x2
| Groove Box Japan
| Victor Interactive Software
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Arcade Gallery
| BITS Studios
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack
| CodeFire
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spy Hunter / Super Sprint
| Black Lantern Studios
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wisdom Tree GBA Collection (aftermarket)
| Wisdom Tree
| Piko Interactive
| NES games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo GameCube===
The GameCube has enough power to [[Emulators on GameCube|emulate]] many 8-bit and 16-bit hardware, including some consoles from the last generation. This also include the GBA, despite the existence of the Game Boy Player.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Animal Crossing
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos: Owaranai Tsubasa to Ushinawareta Umi Complete Box
| Namco
| GameCube and NES games
| {{~}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition
| Nintendo
| NES & Nintendo 64 games (Disk System and Nintendo 64 games in Japan)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| NES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| SNES & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Nintendo Puzzle Collection
| Nintendo
| NES, SNES and Nintendo 64 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pokémon Box: Ruby & Sapphire
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pokémon Channel
| Nintendo
| Pokémon Mini games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo DS===
Compilations with emulators started to be popular on the DS, but [[Emulators on Nintendo DS|unofficial emulators]] expanded the possibilities even further. Some emulators also uses the extra power of Nintendo DSi hardware.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 1
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 2
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crimson Room
| Takagism
| Success
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fushigi Yuugi DS
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection 2
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Virtual Play Games
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Konami Classics Series: Arcade Hits
| M2
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Legacy of Ys: Books I & II
| Interchannel-Holon
| Interchannel-Holon
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero Collection
| Inti Creates
| Capcom
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum DS
| M2
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Retro Atari Classics
| Taniko
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sonic Classic Collection
| Creative Assembly
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii===
For many, the Wii is one of the best resorts when it comes to retro game emulation: The [[Virtual Console]] plus analog video outputs and the amount of [[Emulators on Wii|emulators and source ports]] for the system. The latter did not prevent compilations with official emulator(s) to appear in physical media, though.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Complete
| Aksys Games
| WiiWare games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Data East Arcade Classics
| Majesco
| Data East Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon Quest 25 Shuunen Kinen: Famicom & Super Famicom Dragon Quest I-II-III
| Square Enix
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunblade NY & L.A. Machineguns Arcade Hits Pack
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kirby's Dream Collection: Special Edition
| Nintendo
| GB, NES, SNES & N64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mad Dog McCree: Gunslinger Pack
| Majesco
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo and Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metroid Prime Trilogy
| Nintendo
| GameCube & Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Milestone Shooting Collection 2
| Milestone
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum Megamix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Remix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars: 25th Anniversary Edition
| Nintendo
| Super Mario All-Stars for SNES
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Shooting Collection
| UFO Interactive
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo 3DS===
The 3DS initially had troubles to run [[Emulators on Nintendo 3DS|emulators]] (even worse in official grounds) outside of Virtual Console and Sega's own [[Sega 3D Classics|3D Classics]]. Thanks to the New 3DS models, it become more feasible to use [[RetroArch]] to emulate pretty much everything up to the PlayStation over the years.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Exient Entertainment
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Saga
| Gaijin Games
| Aksys Games
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cut the Rope: Triple Treat
| FUN Labs
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Inazuma Eleven 1-2-3: Endou Mamoru Densetsu
| Level-5
| Level-5
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| J Legend Retsuden
| Gotch Technology
| Bandai Namco Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kunio-kun Nekketsu Complete: Famicom-Hen
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions
| Gotch Technology
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Nostatic Software
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Classics Collection]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives 3: Final Stage]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii U===
Unlike its predecessor, the Wii U lacked diversity of (even unofficial) [[Emulators on Wii U|emulators]], besides the Virtual Console. As with the 3DS, RetroArch became the de-facto way to emulate 8-bit to 32-bit game consoles.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Horberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD for Wii U
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| SHMUP Collection
| Pixelheart
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Xbox 360 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch===
Being the second best-selling video game console in the whole world (with a high possibility of being the first), the Nintendo Switch has lots of compilations in form of emulators, remakes, HD remasters, and, sometimes, source ports even. While there is [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch|unofficial emulators]], it became unappealing to mod a Switch just for emulation overtime, due to the ascension of Windows/Android gaming handhelds.

× = Incompatible with the Nintendo Switch 2 
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Nintendo Switch 2 
◎ = Has a native Nintendo Switch 2 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Abarenbo Tengu & Zombie Nation
| City Connection
| City Connection
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Accolade Sports Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Genesis and Amiga games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ace Attorney Investigations Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アイカギ　きみと一緒にパック
| Azarashi Software
| iMel
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| アケアカNEOGEO セレクション series
| Hamster Corporation
| SNK
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アレスタコレクション
| M2
| M2
| Master System and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Angry Video Game Nerd I & II Deluxe
| FreakZone
| Retroware
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Another Code: Recollection
| Arc System Works
| Nintendo
| Nintendo DS and Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS and 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Arcade Classics Anniversary Collection
| Hamster Corporation
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Flashback Classics
| Code Mystics
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Azure Striker GUNVOLT: STRIKER PACK
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Azure Striker Gunvolt Trilogy Enhanced
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| バロック屋
| Sting
| Sting
| PC and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos I & II HD Remaster
| logicalbeat
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| GameCube games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bear With Me: The Complete Collection
| Exordium Games
| Miyagi Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Archives (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Collection (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bill & Ted's Excellent Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BioShock: The Collection
| Virtuos
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Blizzard Arcade Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Blizzard Entertainment
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Borderlands Legendary Collection
| Turn Me Up Games
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| A Boy and His Blob: Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Ziggurat
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Braveland Trilogy
| Tortuga Team
| Ellada Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Breakers Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BROTHERS CONFLICT　 Precious Baby for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bubsy In: The Purrfect Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Atari
| Bubsy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cabela's The Hunt and Bass Pro Shops The Strike Combo Pack
| Cokem International
| Cokem International
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection 2
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Advance Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Game Boy Advance & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Dominus Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Nintendo DS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| CHAOS;HEAD / CHAOS;CHILD らぶChu☆Chu！ DOUBLE PACK
| Mages.
| Mages.
| PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space
| Eden Industries
| KEMCO
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cho Aniki Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of Mana
| M2
| Square Enix
| Mana games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of SaGa: Final Fantasy Legend
| Racjin
| Square Enix
| Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Company of Heroes Collection
| Relic Entertainment
| Feral Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Contra Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cosmic Fantasy Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
| Toys for Bob
| Activision
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cronostase Electric Collection
| Cronostase
| Penguin Pop Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cthulhu Mythos ADV 闇に囁く狂気＆呪禍に沈む島
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Arcade
| M2
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Console
| M2
| Taito
| Taito console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dead Fun Pack: Penguins and Aliens Strike Again
| Pixel Bones Studios
| EnjoyUp Games
| Wii U games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Deathsmiles I･II
| CAVE
| City Connection
| CAVE Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition
| Media.Vision
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Disney Afternoon Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Disney/Capcom NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| Disney console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Distraint Collection
| Jesse Makkonen
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ドカポン3・2・1 スーパーコレクション!
| Sting
| Sting
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| DOOM + DOOM II
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom and Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Double Dragon & Kunio-kun Retro Brawler Bundle
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ドラゴンクエストヒーローズI・II for Nintendo Switch
| Koei Tecmo Games
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Digital Leisure
| Digital Leisure
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DreadOut: Remastered Collection
| Digital Happiness
| Soft Source
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeon Slime Collection
| Pequi Studios
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| dweeMIXED: Thwee Pack
| magicdweedoo
| magicdweedoo
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Earnest Evans Collection
| Mighty Rabbit Studios
| Edia
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Collection: Handheld
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Atari Lynx games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Games – Sports Collection
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection
| Atlus
| SEGA
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Evoland: Legendary Edition
| Shiro Games
| Shiro Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ExZeus: The Complete Collection
| Sickhead Games
| Ziggurat
| PlayStation 2 and PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fairune Collection
| Skipmore
| Flyhigh Works
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Famicom Detective Club: The Two-Case Collection
| Mages.
| Nintendo
| Famicom Disk System games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FATE: Reawakened
| Tableflip Games
| Tableflip Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Felix the Cat
| Limited Run Games
| Konami
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fighting Fantasy Classics Vol. 1
| Tin Man Games
| Tin Man Games
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fighting Force Collection
| Implicit Conversions
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| PlayStation Vita games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FLOWERS 四季
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Flying Fire Shark: Toaplan Arcade Garage
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FoxyLand Collection
| BUG-Studio
| Ratalaika Games
| Xbox One & PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FRAMED Collection
| Loveshack Entertainment
| Loveshack Entertainment
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Freddi Fish Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery
| Grace Bruxner
| worm club
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| フルキスSS
| Entergram
| Entergram
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hiyoko|Game Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy and Game Boy Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sloop|Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゲームセンターCX 有野の挑戦状 1+2 REPLAY
| indiesZero
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| がんばれゴエモン大集合！
| M2
| Konami
| Konami domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| GEX Trilogy
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gleylancer and Gynoug: Classic Shmups Pack
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gobliiins Collection
| Red Art Games
| Red Art Games
| PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Golden Tee Arcade Classics
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gradius Origins
| M2
| Konami
| Gradius games
| {{~}}
|-
| Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition
| Grove Street Games
| Rockstar Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Grandia HD Collection
| Game Arts
| GungHo Online Entertainment
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Grisaia Trilogy
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gruniożerca Trilogy
| Take IT Studio!
| Take IT Studio!
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Hörberg Productions
| Hörberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hakuoki: Chronicles of Wind and Blossom
| Idea Factory
| eastasiasoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 薄桜鬼真改遊戯録　隊士達の大宴会 for Nintendo Switch
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Heretic + Hexen
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Hidden Gems: Volume One
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Him & Her Collection
| Willams
| QUByte Interactive
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hook: Complete Edition
| Maciej Targoni
| Ultimate Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hotline Miami Collection
| Dennaton Games
| Devolver Digital
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Humongous Classic Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| HUNDRED FIRES: The rising of red star -Complete Edition-
| Naili Studio
| David Amado Fernández
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| IGS Classic Arcade Collection
| IGS
| IGS
| PolyGame Master games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 1
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 2
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 3
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Faceoffs
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal!
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal! 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Journey Down Trilogy
| SkyGoblin
| BlitWorks
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Jurassic Park: Classic Games Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES, Genesis, Game Boy & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jurassic World Aftermath Collection
| Coatsink Software
| Coatsink Software
| Meta Quest games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 十三支演義偃月三国伝1・2 for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Immortal John Triptych
| Joe Richardson
| Akupara Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| In The Dark Collection
| Caracal Games
| Caracal Games
| Aftermarket Game Boy Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jigsaw Fun 3-in-1 Collection
| Mindscape
| Mindscape
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| かまいたちの夜×3
| Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft
| SNES & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 神々の悪戯 Unite Edition
| Nippon Ichi Software
| Broccoli
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KEMCO RPG Selection series
| Various
| KEMCO
| Mobile phone & PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 喧嘩番長乙女ダブルパック
| Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft
| PlayStation Vita games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kid's Art & Puzzle
| Soroka Games
| Soroka Games
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX-
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS - HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX - Cloud Version
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue Cloud Version
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS INTEGRUM MASTERPIECE for Cloud
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Majestic
| Maximum Games
| Maximum Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom of Asteborg
| Neofid Studios
| PixelHeart
| Aftermarket Genesis games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Kirakira stars idol project Memories
| Edia
| Edia
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series
| Monkeycraft
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| くにおくんザ・ワールド～クラシックスコレクション～
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kyukyoku TigerHeli -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Langrisser I & II
| Kadokawa
| Kadokawa
| Sega Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Lara Croft Collection
| Feral Interactive
| Feral Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Last Ninja Collection + Bonus Games
| System 3 Software
| System 3 Software
| European PC games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver 1&2 Remastered
| Aspyr
| Aspyr
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| LEGO Harry Potter Collection
| TT Games
| Warner Bros. Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Life is Strange Arcadia Bay Collection
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| PC/console/handheld games
| {{~}}
|-
| Lost Phones Stories
| Plug In Digital
| Plug In Digital
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Lunar Remastered Collection
| Game Arts
| Gung Ho Entertainment
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 1
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (1-3)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 2
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (4-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (1-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection 2
| Various
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (7-10)
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Star Force games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection
| M2
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (1-4)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2
| Digital Works
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (5-8)
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Zero and ZX games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Midway Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.1
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.2
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics: MATURE 17+]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 Mature/Adult games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| NES and Disk System games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| RetroRealms Double Feature: Halloween and Ash vs Evil Dead
| WayForward Technologies
| Boss Team Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ROUTE16 Collection
| Gotch Technology
| Sunsoft
| Arcade, NES & Nintendo Switch games
| {{~}}
|-
| SNK 40th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| NIS America
| SNK Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[m2engage|SEGA Genesis – Nintendo Switch Online]]
| M2
| Nintendo
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Classics
| D3T
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Origins
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Origins Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Milestones series
| Hamster Corporation
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Konami
| Konami Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. I
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. II
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Flashback
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics|Virtual Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Virtual Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゼロファイアー -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Ghoul Patrol
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch 2===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| [[Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics|Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| GameCube games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Sega==
===SG-1000/SC-3000===
🖭 = SC-3000 only (tape format) 
💾 = SC-3000 only (SF-7000 required) 
× = Incompatible with the Sega Master System

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Pack 1 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 2 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 3 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| The Complete Arcade Pack Collection 💾
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Gold Pack 💾
| Scorpion Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II Multicart × (aftermarket; SC-3000 only)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000 & SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART (aftermarket)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Supertape 1 🖭
| John Sands
| SC-3000 games
|-
|}

===Sega Master System===
× = Incompatible with the Sega Genesis

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Smash Hits
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Astro Warrior / Pit Pot
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Best 25 × (unlicensed)
| Zemina
| MSX games
|-
| Game Box Série Corridas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Game Box Série Lutas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Astro Warrior
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Safari Hunt
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Master Games 1
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART × (aftermarket; fully playable on Mark III, partially playable on other models)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 125 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 75 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
|}

===Sega Genesis===
⊚ = Sega CD only

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| 2 Games on One Cart: Fantastic Dizzy and Cosmic Spacehead
| Codemasters
| NES games
|-
| 40 Bonus Games in 1 (aftermarket)
| AtGames
| Genesis & Firecore games
|-
| 6-Pak
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Ecco the Dolphin CD ⊚
| SEGA
| Sega CD games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 1 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 2 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Heart of the Alien: Out of this World Parts I and II ⊚
| Interplay Entertainment
| Amiga & Sega CD games
|-
| Sega Classics Arcade Collection ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Wondermega Collection ⊚
| Victor Musical Industries
| Genesis & Sega CD games
|-
|}

===Sega Game Gear===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classics
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| The Excellent Dizzy Collection
| Codemasters
| NES & PC games
|-
| Sonic 2 in 1
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
|-
|}

===Sega Saturn===
The Saturn has potential to [[Emulators on Saturn|emulate]] some 8-bit hardware, but due to low sales, most companies preferred to just port their games natively.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 1 Shuu Gekitsuiou no Jidai
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 2 Shuu Makai to Kishi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 3 Shuu Koko ni Rekishi Hajimaru
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 4 Shuu Kokou no Eiyuu
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 5 Shuu Kakutouka-tachi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Detana Twinbee Yahho! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Falcom Classics
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Falcom Classics II
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gradius Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ImageFight & XMultiply: Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Irem Arcade Classics
| I'MAX
| I'MAX
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Antiques MSX Collection Ultra Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| MSX games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Langrisser: Dramatic Edition
| Masaya
| Masaya
| Genesis & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Legend of Heroes I & II Eiyuu Densetsu
| Highwaystar
| GMF
| PC-8801 games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Lovely Pop 2 in 1 Jan Jan Koi Shimasho
| Visco
| Visco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Parodius / Gokujou Parodius Da! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Salamander Deluxe Pack Plus
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Columns Arcade Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages I Love Mickey Mouse: Fushigi no Oshiro Daibouken I Love Donald Duck: Guruzia Ou no Hihou
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 2
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Phantasy Star Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Ages Rouka ni Ichidant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Vol. 1 Syukudai ga Tant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages: Volume 1
| Rutubo Games
| Working Designs / SEGA
| Saturn versions of Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Jam
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Street Fighter Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Super Real Mahjong Graffiti
| Seta
| Seta
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Taito Chase H.Q. Plus S.C.I.
| Taito
| Taito
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 1
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 2
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis & Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Storm & Road Blaster
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Gal & Ninja Hayate
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry Llylgamyn Saga
| Thunderstone
| Locus
| Remakes of Apple II games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry VI & VII Complete
| Data East
| Data East
| Remakes of MS-DOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wonder 3 Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Dreamcast===
It is better to use [[Emulators on Dreamcast|unofficial emulators]] over most compilations.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anniversary Edition
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Dream Passport 3
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games as demos
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Pia Carrot e Youkoso!! 2.5
| Cocktail Soft
| NEC Interchannel
| Dreamcast and Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pro Pinball Trilogy
| Cunning Developments
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack Volume 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| [[Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1]]
| Aspect
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Microsoft==
===Xbox===
Being a redux PC, the Xbox received a fair amount of [[Emulators on Xbox|emulated]] video game compilations from the PS2. Many of these were released only in United States and Europe.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
| 369 Interactive
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dead or Alive Ultimate
| Team Ninja
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| BrezzaSoft
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Silent Scope Complete
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| Sega
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Empire Interactive
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Classic Arcade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Namco/Midway Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Xbox 360===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Remasters of Dreamcast games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.1
| Konami
| Konami
| PS1 & Konami Arcade games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.2
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Backbone Entertainment
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.1
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.2
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| Sakura Flamingo Archives.
| KLON
| KLON
| SEGA NAOMI Arcade games.
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Unplugged Vol.1
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Compilation Disc
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Game Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox 360 Triple Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Capcom Digital Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Xbox 360 Arcade games
|-
| Namco Museum Virtual Arcade
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Bandai Games
| Xbox 360 & Namco Arcade games
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|}

===Xbox One===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Xbox Series X/S 
◎ = Can be played on Windows 10 PCs through Xbox Play Anywhere; powered by Universal Windows Platform

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Rare Replay
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Rare games
|-
|}

==Sony==
===PlayStation===
Despite being the ace of its generation, the PlayStation was not a very good machine for processing power. Therefore, companies preferred to port their games over using [[Emulators on PlayStation|emulators]] instead. And the results ended up not being great anyway.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 2===
Repeating the same success from its predecessor, the PlayStation 2 had lots of [[Emulators on PlayStation 2|emulated]] games. It is notoriously known for paving the way to companies such as M2 and Hamster to be highly praised for official emulation in Japan.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| 1945 I&II The Arcade Games
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Contraband Entertainment
| Activision
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ADK Tamashii
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Art of Fighting Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bakumatsu Rouman: Gekka no Kenshi 1-2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ef - a fairy tale of the two.
| Minori
| Comfort
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| First Kiss * Monogatari I & II
| M2
| Broccoli
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fu'un Super Combo
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Game Center USA: Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Success
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunbird Special Edition
| Psikyo
| Atlus
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gunvari Collection + Time Crisis
| Namco
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-

| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 2000/2001
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| Terminal Reality
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters NESTS-hen
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| King's Field: Dark Side Box
| From Software
| From Software
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konohana Pack: 3tsu no Jikenbo
| Vridge
| Success
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marie to Elie Atelier: Salsburg no Renkinjutsu 1+2
| Gust
| Gust
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| SNES and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Memories Off Duet: 1st & 2nd Stories
| KID
| KID
| PlayStation & Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| namCollection
| Namco
| Namco
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Neverland Kenkyuushi
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 1
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 2
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 3: Sol Divide & Dragon Blaze
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| RockMan: Power Battle Fighters
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages 2500]] series
| Various
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Classics Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| DHM Interactive
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Alpha Anthology
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sunsoft Collection
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| SEGA
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Destineer
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Hit Parade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Vampire: Darkstalkers Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| World Heroes Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ys I & II: Eternal Story
| DigiCube
| DigiCube
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 3===
The system was known for receiving HD ports of PlayStation 2 games, but it also received a bunch of compilations with [[Emulators on PlayStation 3|emulators]] shared with the Xbox 360.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Cabinet
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darkstalkers Resurrection
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Devil May Cry HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DOOM Classic Complete
| Bethesda
| Doom & Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dragon Ball Z Budokai HD Collection
| Namco Bandai Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Far Cry Compilation
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Far Cry: The Wild Expedition
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fight: Double Impact
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| God of War Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| God of War: Origins Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hitman HD Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 & PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Memories Off 6 Complete
| .5pb
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Konami
| MSX, PlayStation & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid Edition
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marvel vs. Capcom Origins
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Essentials
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Orange Box
| EA Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Museum
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| R-Type Dimensions
| Tozai
| Irem Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ratchet & Clank Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryuu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD Edition
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages Online|Sega Vintage Collection]] series
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Basara HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Silent Hill HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Sly Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People
| Telltale Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spelunker Collection
| Tozai Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Syberia Collection
| Nordic Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Crisis: Razing Storm
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Classic Trilogy HD
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Tomb Raider Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation Portable===
Most compilations for the system were just bundles that contained two UMD discs into a single package. Further proved by the [[Emulators on PlayStation Portable|homebrew]], very few compilations had ROMs and emulators in it.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer
! scope="col"|Publisher
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Activision Hits Remixed
| Digital Eclipse
| Activision
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Akatsuki no Goei Trinity
| M2
| 5pb
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Atari Classics Evolved
| Stainless Games
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/console games
| {{~}}
|-
| Blood: The Last Vampire
| Production I.G.
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded
| Klein Computer Entertainment
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Remixed
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Puzzle World
| Sensory Sweep Studios
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles
| Konami
| Konami
| Super CD-ROM² and PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars
| Sniper Studios Black Hole Entertainment
| SEGA
| Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Da Capo I & II Plus Situation Portable
| Circus
| Kadokawa
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| EA Replay
| EA Canada
| Electronic Arts
| Genesis & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| SNES & Mobile phone games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gensou Suikoden I & II
| Konami
| Konami
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Collection
| Hudson Soft
| Hudson Soft
| Super/Arcade CD-ROM² games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gradius Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Kanuchi: Futatsu no Tsubasa
| Vingt-et-un Systems
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| M2
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| L no Kisetsu: Double Pocket
| 5pb
| 5pb
| PlayStation & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| Terminal Reality
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures: Extended Play
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| My Merry May with be
| KID
| CyberFront
| Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Gotch Technology
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Battle Collection
| Gotch Technology
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Parodius Portable
| M2
| Konami
| Konami Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Power Stone Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Salamander Portable
| M2
| Konami
| Konami Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Sega Genesis & Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics 0
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| Terminal Reality
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Soldier Collection
| Hudson Soft
| Hudson Soft
| TurboGrafx-16 & Super CD-ROM² games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Space Invaders Pocket
| Taito
| Taito Square Enix
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends Power-Up
| Taito
| Destineer
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Pocket
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tengai Makyou Collection
| Hudson Soft
| Hudson Soft
| Super CD-ROM² games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| TwinBee Portable
| M2
| Konami
| Konami Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Ys I & II Chronicles
| Nihon Falcom
| XSeed Games
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 4===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 
◎ = Has a native PlayStation 5 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Arcade Archives
| Emulated arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|-
| ACA Neo Geo
| Neo Geo MVS arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|}

===PlayStation 5===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 Pro

==Windows==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Atari Vault
| Code Mystics
| Atari
|
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Four Dreamcast remasters
|-
| Sega Mega Drive and Genesis Classics
| SEGA, D3T Ltd
| SEGA
|
|}

==Android==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Gameloft Classics : 20th Years*
| J2ME GameLoft Games
| GameLoft
|-
| 101-in-1 Game Anthology
| Random Games
| Nordcurrent
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Classic Activision Games
| Activision
|-
| SEGA Classics
| Mega Drive/Master System Games
| SEGA
|-
| Retro Games Vol.1
| Arcade Games
| The Little Game Studio
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 1
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 2
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| Atari Great Hits Pro
| Atari 2600 Games
| Atari
|-
| Namco Arcade
| Arcade Games
| BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc
|-
| Pixel Puzzle Collection
| Pixel Games
| Konami
|-
| Pastimes
| Puzzle Games
| Senior Games
|-
| 2 Player Game Collection
| Puzzle Games
| Raka Games
|-
| MicroSoft Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| MicroSoft
|-
| Atari Games
| Atari Games
| Atari
|-
| Magic Salmon Portable : Mini Game Collection
| Mini Games
| Magic Salmon Production Ltd
|-
| 250+ Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| Alexei Anoshenko
|-
| Metal Pack
| Metal Slug Games
| SNK
|-
| Pinball HD
| Pinball Games
| Brain Vault
|-
| Pinball Deluxe : Reloaded
| Pinball Games
| Made Of Bits
|-
| Zaccaria Pinball
| Pinball Games
| Magic Pixel KFT
|-
| Chess 3D Animation : Real Battle Chess 3D Online
| Chess Games
| Skyisland Games
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"|† Gameloft Classic
|-
|
* Abracadaball
* Alien Quarantine
* Avalanche Snowboarding
* Block Breaker 3 Unlimited
* Block Breaker Deluxe 2
* Brain Challenge 3: Think Again!
* Bubble Bash 2
* Cannon Rats
* Date or Ditch 2
* Detective Ridley and the Mysterious Enigma
* Diamond Rush
* Gangstar 2: Kings of L.A.
* Hero of Sparta
* High School Hook Ups
* KO Legends
* Miami Nights 2: The City Is Yours
* Midnight Bowling 3
* Midnight Pool 4 (known as Midnight Pool)
* Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus
* Motocross: Trial Extreme
* My Life in New York
* N.O.V.A. Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance
* Platinum Solitaire 3
* Soul of Darkness
* Texas Hold'em Poker
* Vampire Romance
* Wild West Guns
* ZombieWood
* Zombie Infection
* Fashion Icon
|}

==See also==
* [[FOCAL]]
* [[Carbon Engine]]
* [[Project EGG]]

[[Category:Official emulators| ]]
[[Category:Official multi-emulators| ]]

Video game compilations

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==Nintendo==
===Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Donkey Kong Classics
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II
| Square
| NES games
|-
| Quattro Adventure (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Arcade (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Sports (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt / World Class Track Meet
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Tetris / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Spike V'Ball / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
|}

===Game Boy===
◎ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 1: Asteroids / Missile Command ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 2: Centipede / Millipede ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 3: Galaga / Galaxian ◎
| Nintendo
| Namco Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 4: Defender / Joust ◎
| Nintendo
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classics: Super Breakout / Battlezone ◎
| THQ
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Bomberman Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy & NES games
|-
| Bugs Bunny Collection ◎
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Commodore 16+4 Pack (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Dracula's Castle Collection (aftermarket)
| Habit Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery 2 ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Genjin Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II
| Acclaim
| Game Boy games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 1 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 2 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 3 ◎
| Namco
| NES & Game Boy games
|-
| Pachio-kun Game Gallery
| Coconuts Japan
| Game Boy games
|-
| Pinball Deluxe
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Race Days
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Selection I & II: Erabareshi Mono & Ankoku no Fuuin
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Sports Collection
| Tonkin House
| Game Boy games
|-
| Taito Variety Pack
| Taito
| Game Boy games
|-
|}

===Super Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Caravan Shooting Collection
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
|-
| Dragon Quest I & II
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| EMIT Value Set
| Koei
| SNES games
|-
| Kyuuyaku Megami Tensei
| Atlus
| NES games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Midway
| Atari Games Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Arcade Classics
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 1
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 2
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Ninja Gaiden Trilogy
| Tecmo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Tetris & Dr. Mario
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Williams
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Wizardry I-II-III: Story of Llylgamyn
| Media Factory
| NES games
|-
|}

===Virtual Boy===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Space Invaders Virtual Collection
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
|-
|}

===Nintendo 64===
Although the system has enough power to emulate at least the [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|NES]] and [[Emulators on Nintendo 64|other systems]], very few official games made use of emulation, likely due to the system not being optimized for 2D graphics rendering.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Doubutsu no Mori
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 64
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Game Boy Color===
× = Not backwards compatible with the original Game Boy or Super Game Boy 
○ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Blupi's Adventures ○ (aftermarket)
| Homebrew Factory
| PC games
|-
| Bomberman Selection ×
| Hudson
| Game Boy games
|-
| Dragon Warrior I & II ○
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 2 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 3 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Metamorphosis Collection (aftermarket)
| incube8 Games
| Game Boy games
|-
| Micro Machines 1 and 2: Twin Turbo ×
| THQ
| Game Boy games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade Hits: Joust / Defender
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Midway presents Arcade Hits: Moon Patrol / Spy Hunter
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Irem/Midway Arcade games
|-
| Ms. Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Game Boy games
|-
| R-Type DX
| Epoch
| Game Boy games
|-
| Rugrats Portable Collection ○ (aftermarket)
| Limited Run Games
| Game Boy & Game Boy Color games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics II (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
|}

===Game Boy Advance===
Alongside the [[Classic NES Series]], the GBA proved to be a great way to play NES games on the go with certain compilations that used [[PocketNES]].

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Aspyr
| Aspyr
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anniversary Advance
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Capcom Classics Mini Mix]]
| Sensory Sweep Studios
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Centipede / Breakout / Warlords
| Epicenter Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Classic NES Series|Famicom Mini Collection]] (unreleased; prototype dumped)
| Nintendo
| iQue
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
| TOSE
| Square Enix
| WonderSwan games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 4
| TOSE
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gauntlet / Rampart
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hudson Best Collection]] series
| Hudson
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| JaJaMaru Jr. Denshouki: Jaleco Collection mo AriSourou
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kessakusen! Ganbare Goemon 1, 2: Yuki-hime to McGuiness
| Jupiter
| Konami
| SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Collector's Series: Arcade Advanced
| KCE America
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Kunio-Kun Nekketsu Collection]] series
| Million
| Atlus
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Marble Madness / Klax
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits
| Pocket Studios
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Millipede / Super Breakout / Lunar Lander
| Gravity-I
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Moero!! Jaleco Collection]]
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mother 1+2
| Pax Softnica
| Nintendo
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Collection
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Pac-Man games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Paperboy / Rampage
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Phantasy Star Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pong / Asteroids / Yars' Revenge
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Power Pro Kun Pocket 1, 2
| Diamond Head
| Konami
| Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sansara Naga 1x2
| Groove Box Japan
| Victor Interactive Software
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Arcade Gallery
| BITS Studios
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack
| CodeFire
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spy Hunter / Super Sprint
| Black Lantern Studios
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wisdom Tree GBA Collection (aftermarket)
| Wisdom Tree
| Piko Interactive
| NES games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo GameCube===
The GameCube has enough power to [[Emulators on GameCube|emulate]] many 8-bit and 16-bit hardware, including some consoles from the last generation. This also include the GBA, despite the existence of the Game Boy Player.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Animal Crossing
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos: Owaranai Tsubasa to Ushinawareta Umi Complete Box
| Namco
| GameCube and NES games
| {{~}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition
| Nintendo
| NES & Nintendo 64 games (Disk System and Nintendo 64 games in Japan)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| NES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| SNES & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Nintendo Puzzle Collection
| Nintendo
| NES, SNES and Nintendo 64 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pokémon Box: Ruby & Sapphire
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pokémon Channel
| Nintendo
| Pokémon Mini games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo DS===
Compilations with emulators started to be popular on the DS, but [[Emulators on Nintendo DS|unofficial emulators]] expanded the possibilities even further. Some emulators also uses the extra power of Nintendo DSi hardware.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 1
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 2
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crimson Room
| Takagism
| Success
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fushigi Yuugi DS
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection 2
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Virtual Play Games
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Konami Classics Series: Arcade Hits
| M2
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Legacy of Ys: Books I & II
| Interchannel-Holon
| Interchannel-Holon
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero Collection
| Inti Creates
| Capcom
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum DS
| M2
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Retro Atari Classics
| Taniko
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sonic Classic Collection
| Creative Assembly
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii===
For many, the Wii is one of the best resorts when it comes to retro game emulation: The [[Virtual Console]] plus analog video outputs and the amount of [[Emulators on Wii|emulators and source ports]] for the system. The latter did not prevent compilations with official emulator(s) to appear in physical media, though.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Complete
| Aksys Games
| WiiWare games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Data East Arcade Classics
| Majesco
| Data East Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon Quest 25 Shuunen Kinen: Famicom & Super Famicom Dragon Quest I-II-III
| Square Enix
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunblade NY & L.A. Machineguns Arcade Hits Pack
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kirby's Dream Collection: Special Edition
| Nintendo
| GB, NES, SNES & N64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mad Dog McCree: Gunslinger Pack
| Majesco
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo and Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metroid Prime Trilogy
| Nintendo
| GameCube & Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Milestone Shooting Collection 2
| Milestone
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum Megamix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Remix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars: 25th Anniversary Edition
| Nintendo
| Super Mario All-Stars for SNES
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Shooting Collection
| UFO Interactive
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo 3DS===
The 3DS initially had troubles to run [[Emulators on Nintendo 3DS|emulators]] (even worse in official grounds) outside of Virtual Console and Sega's own [[Sega 3D Classics|3D Classics]]. Thanks to the New 3DS models, it become more feasible to use [[RetroArch]] to emulate pretty much everything up to the PlayStation over the years.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Exient Entertainment
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Saga
| Gaijin Games
| Aksys Games
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cut the Rope: Triple Treat
| FUN Labs
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Inazuma Eleven 1-2-3: Endou Mamoru Densetsu
| Level-5
| Level-5
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| J Legend Retsuden
| Gotch Technology
| Bandai Namco Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kunio-kun Nekketsu Complete: Famicom-Hen
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions
| Gotch Technology
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Nostatic Software
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Classics Collection]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives 3: Final Stage]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii U===
Unlike its predecessor, the Wii U lacked diversity of (even unofficial) [[Emulators on Wii U|emulators]], besides the Virtual Console. As with the 3DS, RetroArch became the de-facto way to emulate 8-bit to 32-bit game consoles.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Horberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD for Wii U
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| SHMUP Collection
| Pixelheart
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Xbox 360 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch===
Being the second best-selling video game console in the whole world (with a high possibility of being the first), the Nintendo Switch has lots of compilations in form of emulators, remakes, HD remasters, and, sometimes, source ports even. While there is [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch|unofficial emulators]], it became unappealing to mod a Switch just for emulation overtime, due to the ascension of Windows/Android gaming handhelds.

× = Incompatible with the Nintendo Switch 2 
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Nintendo Switch 2 
◎ = Has a native Nintendo Switch 2 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Abarenbo Tengu & Zombie Nation
| City Connection
| City Connection
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Accolade Sports Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Genesis and Amiga games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ace Attorney Investigations Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アイカギ　きみと一緒にパック
| Azarashi Software
| iMel
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| アケアカNEOGEO セレクション series
| Hamster Corporation
| SNK
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アレスタコレクション
| M2
| M2
| Master System and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Angry Video Game Nerd I & II Deluxe
| FreakZone
| Retroware
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Another Code: Recollection
| Arc System Works
| Nintendo
| Nintendo DS and Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS and 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Arcade Classics Anniversary Collection
| Hamster Corporation
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Flashback Classics
| Code Mystics
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Azure Striker GUNVOLT: STRIKER PACK
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Azure Striker Gunvolt Trilogy Enhanced
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| バロック屋
| Sting
| Sting
| PC and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos I & II HD Remaster
| logicalbeat
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| GameCube games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bear With Me: The Complete Collection
| Exordium Games
| Miyagi Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Archives (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Collection (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bill & Ted's Excellent Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BioShock: The Collection
| Virtuos
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Blizzard Arcade Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Blizzard Entertainment
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Borderlands Legendary Collection
| Turn Me Up Games
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| A Boy and His Blob: Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Ziggurat
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Braveland Trilogy
| Tortuga Team
| Ellada Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Breakers Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BROTHERS CONFLICT　 Precious Baby for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bubsy In: The Purrfect Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Atari
| Bubsy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cabela's The Hunt and Bass Pro Shops The Strike Combo Pack
| Cokem International
| Cokem International
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection 2
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Advance Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Game Boy Advance & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Dominus Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Nintendo DS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| CHAOS;HEAD / CHAOS;CHILD らぶChu☆Chu！ DOUBLE PACK
| Mages.
| Mages.
| PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space
| Eden Industries
| KEMCO
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cho Aniki Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of Mana
| M2
| Square Enix
| Mana games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of SaGa: Final Fantasy Legend
| Racjin
| Square Enix
| Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Company of Heroes Collection
| Relic Entertainment
| Feral Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Contra Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cosmic Fantasy Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
| Toys for Bob
| Activision
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cronostase Electric Collection
| Cronostase
| Penguin Pop Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cthulhu Mythos ADV 闇に囁く狂気＆呪禍に沈む島
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Arcade
| M2
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Console
| M2
| Taito
| Taito console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dead Fun Pack: Penguins and Aliens Strike Again
| Pixel Bones Studios
| EnjoyUp Games
| Wii U games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Deathsmiles I･II
| CAVE
| City Connection
| CAVE Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition
| Media.Vision
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Disney Afternoon Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Disney/Capcom NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| Disney console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Distraint Collection
| Jesse Makkonen
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ドカポン3・2・1 スーパーコレクション!
| Sting
| Sting
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| DOOM + DOOM II
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom and Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Double Dragon & Kunio-kun Retro Brawler Bundle
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ドラゴンクエストヒーローズI・II for Nintendo Switch
| Koei Tecmo Games
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Digital Leisure
| Digital Leisure
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DreadOut: Remastered Collection
| Digital Happiness
| Soft Source
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeon Slime Collection
| Pequi Studios
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| dweeMIXED: Thwee Pack
| magicdweedoo
| magicdweedoo
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Earnest Evans Collection
| Mighty Rabbit Studios
| Edia
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Collection: Handheld
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Atari Lynx games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Games – Sports Collection
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection
| Atlus
| SEGA
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Evoland: Legendary Edition
| Shiro Games
| Shiro Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ExZeus: The Complete Collection
| Sickhead Games
| Ziggurat
| PlayStation 2 and PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fairune Collection
| Skipmore
| Flyhigh Works
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Famicom Detective Club: The Two-Case Collection
| Mages.
| Nintendo
| Famicom Disk System games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FATE: Reawakened
| Tableflip Games
| Tableflip Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Felix the Cat
| Limited Run Games
| Konami
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fighting Fantasy Classics Vol. 1
| Tin Man Games
| Tin Man Games
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fighting Force Collection
| Implicit Conversions
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| PlayStation Vita games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FLOWERS 四季
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Flying Fire Shark: Toaplan Arcade Garage
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FoxyLand Collection
| BUG-Studio
| Ratalaika Games
| Xbox One & PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FRAMED Collection
| Loveshack Entertainment
| Loveshack Entertainment
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Freddi Fish Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery
| Grace Bruxner
| worm club
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| フルキスSS
| Entergram
| Entergram
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hiyoko|Game Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy and Game Boy Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sloop|Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゲームセンターCX 有野の挑戦状 1+2 REPLAY
| indiesZero
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| がんばれゴエモン大集合！
| M2
| Konami
| Konami domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| GEX Trilogy
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gleylancer and Gynoug: Classic Shmups Pack
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gobliiins Collection
| Red Art Games
| Red Art Games
| PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Golden Tee Arcade Classics
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gradius Origins
| M2
| Konami
| Gradius games
| {{~}}
|-
| Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition
| Grove Street Games
| Rockstar Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Grandia HD Collection
| Game Arts
| GungHo Online Entertainment
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Grisaia Trilogy
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gruniożerca Trilogy
| Take IT Studio!
| Take IT Studio!
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Hörberg Productions
| Hörberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hakuoki: Chronicles of Wind and Blossom
| Idea Factory
| eastasiasoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 薄桜鬼真改遊戯録　隊士達の大宴会 for Nintendo Switch
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Heretic + Hexen
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Hidden Gems: Volume One
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Him & Her Collection
| Willams
| QUByte Interactive
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hook: Complete Edition
| Maciej Targoni
| Ultimate Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hotline Miami Collection
| Dennaton Games
| Devolver Digital
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Humongous Classic Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| HUNDRED FIRES: The rising of red star -Complete Edition-
| Naili Studio
| David Amado Fernández
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| IGS Classic Arcade Collection
| IGS
| IGS
| PolyGame Master games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 1
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 2
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 3
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Faceoffs
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal!
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal! 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Journey Down Trilogy
| SkyGoblin
| BlitWorks
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Jurassic Park: Classic Games Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES, Genesis, Game Boy & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jurassic World Aftermath Collection
| Coatsink Software
| Coatsink Software
| Meta Quest games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 十三支演義偃月三国伝1・2 for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Immortal John Triptych
| Joe Richardson
| Akupara Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| In The Dark Collection
| Caracal Games
| Caracal Games
| Aftermarket Game Boy Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jigsaw Fun 3-in-1 Collection
| Mindscape
| Mindscape
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| かまいたちの夜×3
| Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft
| SNES & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 神々の悪戯 Unite Edition
| Nippon Ichi Software
| Broccoli
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KEMCO RPG Selection series
| Various
| KEMCO
| Mobile phone & PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 喧嘩番長乙女ダブルパック
| Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft
| PlayStation Vita games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kid's Art & Puzzle
| Soroka Games
| Soroka Games
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX-
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS - HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX - Cloud Version
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue Cloud Version
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS INTEGRUM MASTERPIECE for Cloud
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Majestic
| Maximum Games
| Maximum Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom of Asteborg
| Neofid Studios
| PixelHeart
| Aftermarket Genesis games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Kirakira stars idol project Memories
| Edia
| Edia
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series
| Monkeycraft
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| くにおくんザ・ワールド～クラシックスコレクション～
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kyukyoku TigerHeli -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Langrisser I & II
| Kadokawa
| Kadokawa
| Sega Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Lara Croft Collection
| Feral Interactive
| Feral Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Last Ninja Collection + Bonus Games
| System 3 Software
| System 3 Software
| European PC games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver 1&2 Remastered
| Aspyr
| Aspyr
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| LEGO Harry Potter Collection
| TT Games
| Warner Bros. Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Life is Strange Arcadia Bay Collection
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| PC/console/handheld games
| {{~}}
|-
| Lost Phones Stories
| Plug In Digital
| Plug In Digital
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Lunar Remastered Collection
| Game Arts
| Gung Ho Entertainment
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 1
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (1-3)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 2
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (4-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (1-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection 2
| Various
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (7-10)
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Star Force games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection
| M2
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (1-4)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2
| Digital Works
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (5-8)
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Zero and ZX games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Midway Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.1
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.2
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics: MATURE 17+]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 Mature/Adult games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| NES and Disk System games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| RetroRealms Double Feature: Halloween and Ash vs Evil Dead
| WayForward Technologies
| Boss Team Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ROUTE16 Collection
| Gotch Technology
| Sunsoft
| Arcade, NES & Nintendo Switch games
| {{~}}
|-
| SNK 40th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| NIS America
| SNK Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[m2engage|SEGA Genesis – Nintendo Switch Online]]
| M2
| Nintendo
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Classics
| D3T
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Origins
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Origins Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Milestones series
| Hamster Corporation
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Konami
| Konami Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. I
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. II
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Flashback
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics|Virtual Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Virtual Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゼロファイアー -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Ghoul Patrol
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch 2===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| [[Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics|Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| GameCube games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Sega==
===SG-1000/SC-3000===
🖭 = SC-3000 only (tape format) 
💾 = SC-3000 only (SF-7000 required) 
× = Incompatible with the Sega Master System

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Pack 1 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 2 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 3 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| The Complete Arcade Pack Collection 💾
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Gold Pack 💾
| Scorpion Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II Multicart × (aftermarket; SC-3000 only)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000 & SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART (aftermarket)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Supertape 1 🖭
| John Sands
| SC-3000 games
|-
|}

===Sega Master System===
× = Incompatible with the Sega Genesis

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Smash Hits
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Astro Warrior / Pit Pot
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Best 25 × (unlicensed)
| Zemina
| MSX games
|-
| Game Box Série Corridas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Game Box Série Lutas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Astro Warrior
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Safari Hunt
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Master Games 1
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART × (aftermarket; fully playable on Mark III, partially playable on other models)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 125 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 75 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
|}

===Sega Genesis===
⊚ = Sega CD only

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| 2 Games on One Cart: Fantastic Dizzy and Cosmic Spacehead
| Codemasters
| NES games
|-
| 40 Bonus Games in 1 (aftermarket)
| AtGames
| Genesis & Firecore games
|-
| 6-Pak
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Ecco the Dolphin CD ⊚
| SEGA
| Sega CD games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 1 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 2 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Heart of the Alien: Out of this World Parts I and II ⊚
| Interplay Entertainment
| Amiga & Sega CD games
|-
| Sega Classics Arcade Collection ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Wondermega Collection ⊚
| Victor Musical Industries
| Genesis & Sega CD games
|-
|}

===Sega Game Gear===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classics
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| The Excellent Dizzy Collection
| Codemasters
| NES & PC games
|-
| Sonic 2 in 1
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
|-
|}

===Sega Saturn===
The Saturn has potential to [[Emulators on Saturn|emulate]] some 8-bit hardware, but due to low sales, most companies preferred to just port their games natively.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 1 Shuu Gekitsuiou no Jidai
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 2 Shuu Makai to Kishi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 3 Shuu Koko ni Rekishi Hajimaru
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 4 Shuu Kokou no Eiyuu
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 5 Shuu Kakutouka-tachi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Detana Twinbee Yahho! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Falcom Classics
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Falcom Classics II
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gradius Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ImageFight & XMultiply: Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Irem Arcade Classics
| I'MAX
| I'MAX
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Antiques MSX Collection Ultra Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| MSX games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Langrisser: Dramatic Edition
| Masaya
| Masaya
| Genesis & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Legend of Heroes I & II Eiyuu Densetsu
| Highwaystar
| GMF
| PC-8801 games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Lovely Pop 2 in 1 Jan Jan Koi Shimasho
| Visco
| Visco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Parodius / Gokujou Parodius Da! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Salamander Deluxe Pack Plus
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Columns Arcade Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages I Love Mickey Mouse: Fushigi no Oshiro Daibouken I Love Donald Duck: Guruzia Ou no Hihou
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 2
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Phantasy Star Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Ages Rouka ni Ichidant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Vol. 1 Syukudai ga Tant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages: Volume 1
| Rutubo Games
| Working Designs / SEGA
| Saturn versions of Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Jam
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Street Fighter Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Super Real Mahjong Graffiti
| Seta
| Seta
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Taito Chase H.Q. Plus S.C.I.
| Taito
| Taito
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 1
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 2
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis & Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Storm & Road Blaster
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Gal & Ninja Hayate
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry Llylgamyn Saga
| Thunderstone
| Locus
| Remakes of Apple II games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry VI & VII Complete
| Data East
| Data East
| Remakes of MS-DOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wonder 3 Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Dreamcast===
It is better to use [[Emulators on Dreamcast|unofficial emulators]] over most compilations.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anniversary Edition
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Dream Passport 3
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games as demos
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Pia Carrot e Youkoso!! 2.5
| Cocktail Soft
| NEC Interchannel
| Dreamcast and Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pro Pinball Trilogy
| Cunning Developments
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack Volume 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| [[Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1]]
| Aspect
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Microsoft==
===Xbox===
Being a redux PC, the Xbox received a fair amount of [[Emulators on Xbox|emulated]] video game compilations from the PS2. Many of these were released only in United States and Europe.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
| 369 Interactive
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dead or Alive Ultimate
| Team Ninja
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| BrezzaSoft
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Silent Scope Complete
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| Sega
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Empire Interactive
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Classic Arcade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Namco/Midway Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Xbox 360===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Remasters of Dreamcast games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.1
| Konami
| Konami
| PS1 & Konami Arcade games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.2
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Backbone Entertainment
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.1
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.2
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| Sakura Flamingo Archives.
| KLON
| KLON
| SEGA NAOMI Arcade games.
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Unplugged Vol.1
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Compilation Disc
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Game Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox 360 Triple Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Capcom Digital Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Xbox 360 Arcade games
|-
| Namco Museum Virtual Arcade
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Bandai Games
| Xbox 360 & Namco Arcade games
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|}

===Xbox One===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Xbox Series X/S 
◎ = Can be played on Windows 10 PCs through Xbox Play Anywhere; powered by Universal Windows Platform

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Rare Replay
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Rare games
|-
|}

==Sony==
===PlayStation===
Despite being the ace of its generation, the PlayStation was not a very good machine for processing power. Therefore, companies preferred to port their games over using [[Emulators on PlayStation|emulators]] instead. And the results ended up not being great anyway.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 2===
Repeating the same success from its predecessor, the PlayStation 2 had lots of [[Emulators on PlayStation 2|emulated]] games. It is notoriously known for paving the way to companies such as M2 and Hamster to be highly praised for official emulation in Japan.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| 1945 I&II The Arcade Games
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Contraband Entertainment
| Activision
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ADK Tamashii
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Art of Fighting Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bakumatsu Rouman: Gekka no Kenshi 1-2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ef - a fairy tale of the two.
| Minori
| Comfort
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| First Kiss * Monogatari I & II
| M2
| Broccoli
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fu'un Super Combo
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Game Center USA: Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Success
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunbird Special Edition
| Psikyo
| Atlus
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gunvari Collection + Time Crisis
| Namco
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-

| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 2000/2001
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| Terminal Reality
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters NESTS-hen
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| King's Field: Dark Side Box
| From Software
| From Software
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konohana Pack: 3tsu no Jikenbo
| Vridge
| Success
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marie to Elie Atelier: Salsburg no Renkinjutsu 1+2
| Gust
| Gust
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| SNES and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Memories Off Duet: 1st & 2nd Stories
| KID
| KID
| PlayStation & Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| namCollection
| Namco
| Namco
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Neverland Kenkyuushi
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 1
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 2
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 3: Sol Divide & Dragon Blaze
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| RockMan: Power Battle Fighters
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages 2500]] series
| Various
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Classics Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| DHM Interactive
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Alpha Anthology
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sunsoft Collection
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| SEGA
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Destineer
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Hit Parade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Vampire: Darkstalkers Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| World Heroes Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ys I & II: Eternal Story
| DigiCube
| DigiCube
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 3===
The system was known for receiving HD ports of PlayStation 2 games, but it also received a bunch of compilations with [[Emulators on PlayStation 3|emulators]] shared with the Xbox 360.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Cabinet
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darkstalkers Resurrection
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Devil May Cry HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DOOM Classic Complete
| Bethesda
| Doom & Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dragon Ball Z Budokai HD Collection
| Namco Bandai Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Far Cry Compilation
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Far Cry: The Wild Expedition
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fight: Double Impact
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| God of War Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| God of War: Origins Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hitman HD Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 & PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Memories Off 6 Complete
| .5pb
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Konami
| MSX, PlayStation & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid Edition
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marvel vs. Capcom Origins
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Essentials
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Orange Box
| EA Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Museum
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| R-Type Dimensions
| Tozai
| Irem Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ratchet & Clank Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryuu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD Edition
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages Online|Sega Vintage Collection]] series
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Basara HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Silent Hill HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Sly Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People
| Telltale Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spelunker Collection
| Tozai Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Syberia Collection
| Nordic Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Crisis: Razing Storm
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Classic Trilogy HD
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Tomb Raider Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation Portable===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer
! scope="col"|Publisher
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Activision Hits Remixed
| Digital Eclipse
| Activision
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Akatsuki no Goei Trinity
| M2
| 5pb
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Atari Classics Evolved
| Stainless Games
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/console games
| {{~}}
|-
| Blood: The Last Vampire
| Production I.G.
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded
| Klein Computer Entertainment
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Remixed
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Puzzle World
| Sensory Sweep Studios
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles
| Konami
| Konami
| Super CD-ROM² and PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars
| Sniper Studios Black Hole Entertainment
| SEGA
| Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Da Capo I & II Plus Situation Portable
| Circus
| Kadokawa
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| EA Replay
| EA Canada
| Electronic Arts
| Genesis & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| SNES & Mobile phone games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gensou Suikoden I & II
| Konami
| Konami
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Collection
| Hudson Soft
| Hudson Soft
| Super/Arcade CD-ROM² games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gradius Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Kanuchi: Futatsu no Tsubasa
| Vingt-et-un Systems
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| M2
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| L no Kisetsu: Double Pocket
| 5pb
| 5pb
| PlayStation & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 4===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 
◎ = Has a native PlayStation 5 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Arcade Archives
| Emulated arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|-
| ACA Neo Geo
| Neo Geo MVS arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|}

===PlayStation 5===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 Pro

==Windows==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Atari Vault
| Code Mystics
| Atari
|
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Four Dreamcast remasters
|-
| Sega Mega Drive and Genesis Classics
| SEGA, D3T Ltd
| SEGA
|
|}

==Android==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Gameloft Classics : 20th Years*
| J2ME GameLoft Games
| GameLoft
|-
| 101-in-1 Game Anthology
| Random Games
| Nordcurrent
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Classic Activision Games
| Activision
|-
| SEGA Classics
| Mega Drive/Master System Games
| SEGA
|-
| Retro Games Vol.1
| Arcade Games
| The Little Game Studio
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 1
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 2
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| Atari Great Hits Pro
| Atari 2600 Games
| Atari
|-
| Namco Arcade
| Arcade Games
| BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc
|-
| Pixel Puzzle Collection
| Pixel Games
| Konami
|-
| Pastimes
| Puzzle Games
| Senior Games
|-
| 2 Player Game Collection
| Puzzle Games
| Raka Games
|-
| MicroSoft Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| MicroSoft
|-
| Atari Games
| Atari Games
| Atari
|-
| Magic Salmon Portable : Mini Game Collection
| Mini Games
| Magic Salmon Production Ltd
|-
| 250+ Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| Alexei Anoshenko
|-
| Metal Pack
| Metal Slug Games
| SNK
|-
| Pinball HD
| Pinball Games
| Brain Vault
|-
| Pinball Deluxe : Reloaded
| Pinball Games
| Made Of Bits
|-
| Zaccaria Pinball
| Pinball Games
| Magic Pixel KFT
|-
| Chess 3D Animation : Real Battle Chess 3D Online
| Chess Games
| Skyisland Games
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"|† Gameloft Classic
|-
|
* Abracadaball
* Alien Quarantine
* Avalanche Snowboarding
* Block Breaker 3 Unlimited
* Block Breaker Deluxe 2
* Brain Challenge 3: Think Again!
* Bubble Bash 2
* Cannon Rats
* Date or Ditch 2
* Detective Ridley and the Mysterious Enigma
* Diamond Rush
* Gangstar 2: Kings of L.A.
* Hero of Sparta
* High School Hook Ups
* KO Legends
* Miami Nights 2: The City Is Yours
* Midnight Bowling 3
* Midnight Pool 4 (known as Midnight Pool)
* Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus
* Motocross: Trial Extreme
* My Life in New York
* N.O.V.A. Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance
* Platinum Solitaire 3
* Soul of Darkness
* Texas Hold'em Poker
* Vampire Romance
* Wild West Guns
* ZombieWood
* Zombie Infection
* Fashion Icon
|}

==See also==
* [[FOCAL]]
* [[Carbon Engine]]
* [[Project EGG]]

[[Category:Official emulators| ]]
[[Category:Official multi-emulators| ]]

Video game compilations

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==Nintendo==
===Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Donkey Kong Classics
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II
| Square
| NES games
|-
| Quattro Adventure (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Arcade (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Sports (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt / World Class Track Meet
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Tetris / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Spike V'Ball / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
|}

===Game Boy===
◎ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 1: Asteroids / Missile Command ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 2: Centipede / Millipede ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 3: Galaga / Galaxian ◎
| Nintendo
| Namco Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 4: Defender / Joust ◎
| Nintendo
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classics: Super Breakout / Battlezone ◎
| THQ
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Bomberman Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy & NES games
|-
| Bugs Bunny Collection ◎
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Commodore 16+4 Pack (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Dracula's Castle Collection (aftermarket)
| Habit Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery 2 ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Genjin Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II
| Acclaim
| Game Boy games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 1 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 2 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 3 ◎
| Namco
| NES & Game Boy games
|-
| Pachio-kun Game Gallery
| Coconuts Japan
| Game Boy games
|-
| Pinball Deluxe
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Race Days
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Selection I & II: Erabareshi Mono & Ankoku no Fuuin
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Sports Collection
| Tonkin House
| Game Boy games
|-
| Taito Variety Pack
| Taito
| Game Boy games
|-
|}

===Super Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Caravan Shooting Collection
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
|-
| Dragon Quest I & II
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| EMIT Value Set
| Koei
| SNES games
|-
| Kyuuyaku Megami Tensei
| Atlus
| NES games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Midway
| Atari Games Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Arcade Classics
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 1
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 2
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Ninja Gaiden Trilogy
| Tecmo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Tetris & Dr. Mario
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Williams
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Wizardry I-II-III: Story of Llylgamyn
| Media Factory
| NES games
|-
|}

===Virtual Boy===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Space Invaders Virtual Collection
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
|-
|}

===Nintendo 64===
Although the system has enough power to emulate at least the [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|NES]] and [[Emulators on Nintendo 64|other systems]], very few official games made use of emulation, likely due to the system not being optimized for 2D graphics rendering.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Doubutsu no Mori
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 64
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Game Boy Color===
× = Not backwards compatible with the original Game Boy or Super Game Boy 
○ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Blupi's Adventures ○ (aftermarket)
| Homebrew Factory
| PC games
|-
| Bomberman Selection ×
| Hudson
| Game Boy games
|-
| Dragon Warrior I & II ○
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 2 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 3 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Metamorphosis Collection (aftermarket)
| incube8 Games
| Game Boy games
|-
| Micro Machines 1 and 2: Twin Turbo ×
| THQ
| Game Boy games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade Hits: Joust / Defender
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Midway presents Arcade Hits: Moon Patrol / Spy Hunter
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Irem/Midway Arcade games
|-
| Ms. Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Game Boy games
|-
| R-Type DX
| Epoch
| Game Boy games
|-
| Rugrats Portable Collection ○ (aftermarket)
| Limited Run Games
| Game Boy & Game Boy Color games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics II (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
|}

===Game Boy Advance===
Alongside the [[Classic NES Series]], the GBA proved to be a great way to play NES games on the go with certain compilations that used [[PocketNES]].

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Aspyr
| Aspyr
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anniversary Advance
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Capcom Classics Mini Mix]]
| Sensory Sweep Studios
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Centipede / Breakout / Warlords
| Epicenter Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Classic NES Series|Famicom Mini Collection]] (unreleased; prototype dumped)
| Nintendo
| iQue
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
| TOSE
| Square Enix
| WonderSwan games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 4
| TOSE
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gauntlet / Rampart
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hudson Best Collection]] series
| Hudson
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| JaJaMaru Jr. Denshouki: Jaleco Collection mo AriSourou
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kessakusen! Ganbare Goemon 1, 2: Yuki-hime to McGuiness
| Jupiter
| Konami
| SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Collector's Series: Arcade Advanced
| KCE America
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Kunio-Kun Nekketsu Collection]] series
| Million
| Atlus
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Marble Madness / Klax
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits
| Pocket Studios
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Millipede / Super Breakout / Lunar Lander
| Gravity-I
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Moero!! Jaleco Collection]]
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mother 1+2
| Pax Softnica
| Nintendo
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Collection
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Pac-Man games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Paperboy / Rampage
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Phantasy Star Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pong / Asteroids / Yars' Revenge
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Power Pro Kun Pocket 1, 2
| Diamond Head
| Konami
| Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sansara Naga 1x2
| Groove Box Japan
| Victor Interactive Software
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Arcade Gallery
| BITS Studios
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack
| CodeFire
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spy Hunter / Super Sprint
| Black Lantern Studios
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wisdom Tree GBA Collection (aftermarket)
| Wisdom Tree
| Piko Interactive
| NES games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo GameCube===
The GameCube has enough power to [[Emulators on GameCube|emulate]] many 8-bit and 16-bit hardware, including some consoles from the last generation. This also include the GBA, despite the existence of the Game Boy Player.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Animal Crossing
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos: Owaranai Tsubasa to Ushinawareta Umi Complete Box
| Namco
| GameCube and NES games
| {{~}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition
| Nintendo
| NES & Nintendo 64 games (Disk System and Nintendo 64 games in Japan)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| NES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| SNES & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Nintendo Puzzle Collection
| Nintendo
| NES, SNES and Nintendo 64 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pokémon Box: Ruby & Sapphire
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pokémon Channel
| Nintendo
| Pokémon Mini games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo DS===
Compilations with emulators started to be popular on the DS, but [[Emulators on Nintendo DS|unofficial emulators]] expanded the possibilities even further. Some emulators also uses the extra power of Nintendo DSi hardware.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 1
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 2
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crimson Room
| Takagism
| Success
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fushigi Yuugi DS
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection 2
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Virtual Play Games
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Konami Classics Series: Arcade Hits
| M2
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Legacy of Ys: Books I & II
| Interchannel-Holon
| Interchannel-Holon
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero Collection
| Inti Creates
| Capcom
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum DS
| M2
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Retro Atari Classics
| Taniko
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sonic Classic Collection
| Creative Assembly
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii===
For many, the Wii is one of the best resorts when it comes to retro game emulation: The [[Virtual Console]] plus analog video outputs and the amount of [[Emulators on Wii|emulators and source ports]] for the system. The latter did not prevent compilations with official emulator(s) to appear in physical media, though.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Complete
| Aksys Games
| WiiWare games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Data East Arcade Classics
| Majesco
| Data East Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon Quest 25 Shuunen Kinen: Famicom & Super Famicom Dragon Quest I-II-III
| Square Enix
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunblade NY & L.A. Machineguns Arcade Hits Pack
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kirby's Dream Collection: Special Edition
| Nintendo
| GB, NES, SNES & N64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mad Dog McCree: Gunslinger Pack
| Majesco
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo and Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metroid Prime Trilogy
| Nintendo
| GameCube & Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Milestone Shooting Collection 2
| Milestone
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum Megamix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Remix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars: 25th Anniversary Edition
| Nintendo
| Super Mario All-Stars for SNES
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Shooting Collection
| UFO Interactive
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo 3DS===
The 3DS initially had troubles to run [[Emulators on Nintendo 3DS|emulators]] (even worse in official grounds) outside of Virtual Console and Sega's own [[Sega 3D Classics|3D Classics]]. Thanks to the New 3DS models, it become more feasible to use [[RetroArch]] to emulate pretty much everything up to the PlayStation over the years.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Exient Entertainment
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Saga
| Gaijin Games
| Aksys Games
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cut the Rope: Triple Treat
| FUN Labs
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Inazuma Eleven 1-2-3: Endou Mamoru Densetsu
| Level-5
| Level-5
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| J Legend Retsuden
| Gotch Technology
| Bandai Namco Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kunio-kun Nekketsu Complete: Famicom-Hen
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions
| Gotch Technology
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Nostatic Software
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Classics Collection]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives 3: Final Stage]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii U===
Unlike its predecessor, the Wii U lacked diversity of (even unofficial) [[Emulators on Wii U|emulators]], besides the Virtual Console. As with the 3DS, RetroArch became the de-facto way to emulate 8-bit to 32-bit game consoles.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Horberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD for Wii U
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| SHMUP Collection
| Pixelheart
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Xbox 360 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch===
Being the second best-selling video game console in the whole world (with a high possibility of being the first), the Nintendo Switch has lots of compilations in form of emulators, remakes, HD remasters, and, sometimes, source ports even. While there is [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch|unofficial emulators]], it became unappealing to mod a Switch just for emulation overtime, due to the ascension of Windows/Android gaming handhelds.

× = Incompatible with the Nintendo Switch 2 
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Nintendo Switch 2 
◎ = Has a native Nintendo Switch 2 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Abarenbo Tengu & Zombie Nation
| City Connection
| City Connection
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Accolade Sports Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Genesis and Amiga games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ace Attorney Investigations Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アイカギ　きみと一緒にパック
| Azarashi Software
| iMel
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| アケアカNEOGEO セレクション series
| Hamster Corporation
| SNK
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アレスタコレクション
| M2
| M2
| Master System and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Angry Video Game Nerd I & II Deluxe
| FreakZone
| Retroware
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Another Code: Recollection
| Arc System Works
| Nintendo
| Nintendo DS and Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS and 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Arcade Classics Anniversary Collection
| Hamster Corporation
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Flashback Classics
| Code Mystics
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Azure Striker GUNVOLT: STRIKER PACK
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Azure Striker Gunvolt Trilogy Enhanced
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| バロック屋
| Sting
| Sting
| PC and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos I & II HD Remaster
| logicalbeat
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| GameCube games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bear With Me: The Complete Collection
| Exordium Games
| Miyagi Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Archives (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Collection (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bill & Ted's Excellent Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BioShock: The Collection
| Virtuos
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Blizzard Arcade Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Blizzard Entertainment
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Borderlands Legendary Collection
| Turn Me Up Games
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| A Boy and His Blob: Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Ziggurat
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Braveland Trilogy
| Tortuga Team
| Ellada Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Breakers Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BROTHERS CONFLICT　 Precious Baby for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bubsy In: The Purrfect Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Atari
| Bubsy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cabela's The Hunt and Bass Pro Shops The Strike Combo Pack
| Cokem International
| Cokem International
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection 2
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Advance Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Game Boy Advance & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Dominus Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Nintendo DS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| CHAOS;HEAD / CHAOS;CHILD らぶChu☆Chu！ DOUBLE PACK
| Mages.
| Mages.
| PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space
| Eden Industries
| KEMCO
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cho Aniki Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of Mana
| M2
| Square Enix
| Mana games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of SaGa: Final Fantasy Legend
| Racjin
| Square Enix
| Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Company of Heroes Collection
| Relic Entertainment
| Feral Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Contra Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cosmic Fantasy Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
| Toys for Bob
| Activision
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cronostase Electric Collection
| Cronostase
| Penguin Pop Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cthulhu Mythos ADV 闇に囁く狂気＆呪禍に沈む島
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Arcade
| M2
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Console
| M2
| Taito
| Taito console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dead Fun Pack: Penguins and Aliens Strike Again
| Pixel Bones Studios
| EnjoyUp Games
| Wii U games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Deathsmiles I･II
| CAVE
| City Connection
| CAVE Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition
| Media.Vision
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Disney Afternoon Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Disney/Capcom NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| Disney console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Distraint Collection
| Jesse Makkonen
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ドカポン3・2・1 スーパーコレクション!
| Sting
| Sting
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| DOOM + DOOM II
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom and Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Double Dragon & Kunio-kun Retro Brawler Bundle
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ドラゴンクエストヒーローズI・II for Nintendo Switch
| Koei Tecmo Games
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Digital Leisure
| Digital Leisure
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DreadOut: Remastered Collection
| Digital Happiness
| Soft Source
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeon Slime Collection
| Pequi Studios
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| dweeMIXED: Thwee Pack
| magicdweedoo
| magicdweedoo
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Earnest Evans Collection
| Mighty Rabbit Studios
| Edia
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Collection: Handheld
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Atari Lynx games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Games – Sports Collection
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection
| Atlus
| SEGA
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Evoland: Legendary Edition
| Shiro Games
| Shiro Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ExZeus: The Complete Collection
| Sickhead Games
| Ziggurat
| PlayStation 2 and PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fairune Collection
| Skipmore
| Flyhigh Works
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Famicom Detective Club: The Two-Case Collection
| Mages.
| Nintendo
| Famicom Disk System games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FATE: Reawakened
| Tableflip Games
| Tableflip Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Felix the Cat
| Limited Run Games
| Konami
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fighting Fantasy Classics Vol. 1
| Tin Man Games
| Tin Man Games
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fighting Force Collection
| Implicit Conversions
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| PlayStation Vita games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FLOWERS 四季
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Flying Fire Shark: Toaplan Arcade Garage
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FoxyLand Collection
| BUG-Studio
| Ratalaika Games
| Xbox One & PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FRAMED Collection
| Loveshack Entertainment
| Loveshack Entertainment
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Freddi Fish Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery
| Grace Bruxner
| worm club
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| フルキスSS
| Entergram
| Entergram
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hiyoko|Game Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy and Game Boy Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sloop|Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゲームセンターCX 有野の挑戦状 1+2 REPLAY
| indiesZero
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| がんばれゴエモン大集合！
| M2
| Konami
| Konami domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| GEX Trilogy
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gleylancer and Gynoug: Classic Shmups Pack
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gobliiins Collection
| Red Art Games
| Red Art Games
| PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Golden Tee Arcade Classics
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gradius Origins
| M2
| Konami
| Gradius games
| {{~}}
|-
| Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition
| Grove Street Games
| Rockstar Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Grandia HD Collection
| Game Arts
| GungHo Online Entertainment
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Grisaia Trilogy
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gruniożerca Trilogy
| Take IT Studio!
| Take IT Studio!
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Hörberg Productions
| Hörberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hakuoki: Chronicles of Wind and Blossom
| Idea Factory
| eastasiasoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 薄桜鬼真改遊戯録　隊士達の大宴会 for Nintendo Switch
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Heretic + Hexen
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Hidden Gems: Volume One
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Him & Her Collection
| Willams
| QUByte Interactive
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hook: Complete Edition
| Maciej Targoni
| Ultimate Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hotline Miami Collection
| Dennaton Games
| Devolver Digital
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Humongous Classic Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| HUNDRED FIRES: The rising of red star -Complete Edition-
| Naili Studio
| David Amado Fernández
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| IGS Classic Arcade Collection
| IGS
| IGS
| PolyGame Master games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 1
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 2
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 3
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Faceoffs
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal!
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal! 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Journey Down Trilogy
| SkyGoblin
| BlitWorks
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Jurassic Park: Classic Games Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES, Genesis, Game Boy & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jurassic World Aftermath Collection
| Coatsink Software
| Coatsink Software
| Meta Quest games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 十三支演義偃月三国伝1・2 for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Immortal John Triptych
| Joe Richardson
| Akupara Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| In The Dark Collection
| Caracal Games
| Caracal Games
| Aftermarket Game Boy Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jigsaw Fun 3-in-1 Collection
| Mindscape
| Mindscape
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| かまいたちの夜×3
| Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft
| SNES & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 神々の悪戯 Unite Edition
| Nippon Ichi Software
| Broccoli
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KEMCO RPG Selection series
| Various
| KEMCO
| Mobile phone & PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 喧嘩番長乙女ダブルパック
| Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft
| PlayStation Vita games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kid's Art & Puzzle
| Soroka Games
| Soroka Games
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX-
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS - HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX - Cloud Version
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue Cloud Version
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS INTEGRUM MASTERPIECE for Cloud
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Majestic
| Maximum Games
| Maximum Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom of Asteborg
| Neofid Studios
| PixelHeart
| Aftermarket Genesis games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Kirakira stars idol project Memories
| Edia
| Edia
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series
| Monkeycraft
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| くにおくんザ・ワールド～クラシックスコレクション～
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kyukyoku TigerHeli -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Langrisser I & II
| Kadokawa
| Kadokawa
| Sega Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Lara Croft Collection
| Feral Interactive
| Feral Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Last Ninja Collection + Bonus Games
| System 3 Software
| System 3 Software
| European PC games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver 1&2 Remastered
| Aspyr
| Aspyr
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| LEGO Harry Potter Collection
| TT Games
| Warner Bros. Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Life is Strange Arcadia Bay Collection
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| PC/console/handheld games
| {{~}}
|-
| Lost Phones Stories
| Plug In Digital
| Plug In Digital
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Lunar Remastered Collection
| Game Arts
| Gung Ho Entertainment
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 1
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (1-3)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 2
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (4-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (1-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection 2
| Various
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (7-10)
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Star Force games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection
| M2
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (1-4)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2
| Digital Works
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (5-8)
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Zero and ZX games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Midway Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.1
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.2
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics: MATURE 17+]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 Mature/Adult games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| NES and Disk System games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| RetroRealms Double Feature: Halloween and Ash vs Evil Dead
| WayForward Technologies
| Boss Team Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ROUTE16 Collection
| Gotch Technology
| Sunsoft
| Arcade, NES & Nintendo Switch games
| {{~}}
|-
| SNK 40th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| NIS America
| SNK Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[m2engage|SEGA Genesis – Nintendo Switch Online]]
| M2
| Nintendo
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Classics
| D3T
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Origins
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Origins Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Milestones series
| Hamster Corporation
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Konami
| Konami Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. I
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. II
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Flashback
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics|Virtual Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Virtual Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゼロファイアー -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Ghoul Patrol
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch 2===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| [[Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics|Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| GameCube games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Sega==
===SG-1000/SC-3000===
🖭 = SC-3000 only (tape format) 
💾 = SC-3000 only (SF-7000 required) 
× = Incompatible with the Sega Master System

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Pack 1 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 2 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 3 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| The Complete Arcade Pack Collection 💾
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Gold Pack 💾
| Scorpion Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II Multicart × (aftermarket; SC-3000 only)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000 & SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART (aftermarket)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Supertape 1 🖭
| John Sands
| SC-3000 games
|-
|}

===Sega Master System===
× = Incompatible with the Sega Genesis

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Smash Hits
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Astro Warrior / Pit Pot
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Best 25 × (unlicensed)
| Zemina
| MSX games
|-
| Game Box Série Corridas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Game Box Série Lutas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Astro Warrior
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Safari Hunt
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Master Games 1
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART × (aftermarket; fully playable on Mark III, partially playable on other models)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 125 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 75 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
|}

===Sega Genesis===
⊚ = Sega CD only

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| 2 Games on One Cart: Fantastic Dizzy and Cosmic Spacehead
| Codemasters
| NES games
|-
| 40 Bonus Games in 1 (aftermarket)
| AtGames
| Genesis & Firecore games
|-
| 6-Pak
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Ecco the Dolphin CD ⊚
| SEGA
| Sega CD games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 1 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 2 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Heart of the Alien: Out of this World Parts I and II ⊚
| Interplay Entertainment
| Amiga & Sega CD games
|-
| Sega Classics Arcade Collection ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Wondermega Collection ⊚
| Victor Musical Industries
| Genesis & Sega CD games
|-
|}

===Sega Game Gear===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classics
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| The Excellent Dizzy Collection
| Codemasters
| NES & PC games
|-
| Sonic 2 in 1
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
|-
|}

===Sega Saturn===
The Saturn has potential to [[Emulators on Saturn|emulate]] some 8-bit hardware, but due to low sales, most companies preferred to just port their games natively.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 1 Shuu Gekitsuiou no Jidai
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 2 Shuu Makai to Kishi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 3 Shuu Koko ni Rekishi Hajimaru
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 4 Shuu Kokou no Eiyuu
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 5 Shuu Kakutouka-tachi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Detana Twinbee Yahho! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Falcom Classics
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Falcom Classics II
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gradius Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ImageFight & XMultiply: Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Irem Arcade Classics
| I'MAX
| I'MAX
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Antiques MSX Collection Ultra Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| MSX games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Langrisser: Dramatic Edition
| Masaya
| Masaya
| Genesis & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Legend of Heroes I & II Eiyuu Densetsu
| Highwaystar
| GMF
| PC-8801 games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Lovely Pop 2 in 1 Jan Jan Koi Shimasho
| Visco
| Visco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Parodius / Gokujou Parodius Da! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Salamander Deluxe Pack Plus
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Columns Arcade Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages I Love Mickey Mouse: Fushigi no Oshiro Daibouken I Love Donald Duck: Guruzia Ou no Hihou
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 2
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Phantasy Star Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Ages Rouka ni Ichidant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Vol. 1 Syukudai ga Tant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages: Volume 1
| Rutubo Games
| Working Designs / SEGA
| Saturn versions of Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Jam
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Street Fighter Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Super Real Mahjong Graffiti
| Seta
| Seta
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Taito Chase H.Q. Plus S.C.I.
| Taito
| Taito
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 1
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 2
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis & Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Storm & Road Blaster
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Gal & Ninja Hayate
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry Llylgamyn Saga
| Thunderstone
| Locus
| Remakes of Apple II games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry VI & VII Complete
| Data East
| Data East
| Remakes of MS-DOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wonder 3 Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Dreamcast===
It is better to use [[Emulators on Dreamcast|unofficial emulators]] over most compilations.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anniversary Edition
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Dream Passport 3
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games as demos
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Pia Carrot e Youkoso!! 2.5
| Cocktail Soft
| NEC Interchannel
| Dreamcast and Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pro Pinball Trilogy
| Cunning Developments
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack Volume 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| [[Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1]]
| Aspect
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Microsoft==
===Xbox===
Being a redux PC, the Xbox received a fair amount of [[Emulators on Xbox|emulated]] video game compilations from the PS2. Many of these were released only in United States and Europe.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
| 369 Interactive
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dead or Alive Ultimate
| Team Ninja
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| BrezzaSoft
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Silent Scope Complete
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| Sega
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Empire Interactive
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Classic Arcade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Namco/Midway Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Xbox 360===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Remasters of Dreamcast games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.1
| Konami
| Konami
| PS1 & Konami Arcade games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.2
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Backbone Entertainment
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.1
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.2
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| Sakura Flamingo Archives.
| KLON
| KLON
| SEGA NAOMI Arcade games.
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Unplugged Vol.1
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Compilation Disc
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Game Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox 360 Triple Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Capcom Digital Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Xbox 360 Arcade games
|-
| Namco Museum Virtual Arcade
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Bandai Games
| Xbox 360 & Namco Arcade games
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|}

===Xbox One===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Xbox Series X/S 
◎ = Can be played on Windows 10 PCs through Xbox Play Anywhere; powered by Universal Windows Platform

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Rare Replay
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Rare games
|-
|}

==Sony==
===PlayStation===
Despite being the ace of its generation, the PlayStation was not a very good machine for processing power. Therefore, companies preferred to port their games over using [[Emulators on PlayStation|emulators]] instead. And the results ended up not being great anyway.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 2===
Repeating the same success from its predecessor, the PlayStation 2 had lots of [[Emulators on PlayStation 2|emulated]] games. It is notoriously known for paving the way to companies such as M2 and Hamster to be highly praised for official emulation in Japan.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| 1945 I&II The Arcade Games
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Contraband Entertainment
| Activision
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ADK Tamashii
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Art of Fighting Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bakumatsu Rouman: Gekka no Kenshi 1-2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ef - a fairy tale of the two.
| Minori
| Comfort
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| First Kiss * Monogatari I & II
| M2
| Broccoli
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fu'un Super Combo
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Game Center USA: Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Success
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunbird Special Edition
| Psikyo
| Atlus
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gunvari Collection + Time Crisis
| Namco
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-

| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 2000/2001
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| Terminal Reality
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters NESTS-hen
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| King's Field: Dark Side Box
| From Software
| From Software
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konohana Pack: 3tsu no Jikenbo
| Vridge
| Success
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marie to Elie Atelier: Salsburg no Renkinjutsu 1+2
| Gust
| Gust
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| SNES and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Memories Off Duet: 1st & 2nd Stories
| KID
| KID
| PlayStation & Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| namCollection
| Namco
| Namco
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Neverland Kenkyuushi
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 1
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 2
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 3: Sol Divide & Dragon Blaze
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| RockMan: Power Battle Fighters
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages 2500]] series
| Various
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Classics Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| DHM Interactive
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Alpha Anthology
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sunsoft Collection
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| SEGA
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Destineer
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Hit Parade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Vampire: Darkstalkers Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| World Heroes Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ys I & II: Eternal Story
| DigiCube
| DigiCube
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 3===
The system was known for receiving HD ports of PlayStation 2 games, but it also received a bunch of compilations with [[Emulators on PlayStation 3|emulators]] shared with the Xbox 360.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Cabinet
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darkstalkers Resurrection
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Devil May Cry HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DOOM Classic Complete
| Bethesda
| Doom & Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dragon Ball Z Budokai HD Collection
| Namco Bandai Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Far Cry Compilation
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Far Cry: The Wild Expedition
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fight: Double Impact
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| God of War Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| God of War: Origins Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hitman HD Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 & PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Memories Off 6 Complete
| .5pb
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Konami
| MSX, PlayStation & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid Edition
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marvel vs. Capcom Origins
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Essentials
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Orange Box
| EA Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Museum
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| R-Type Dimensions
| Tozai
| Irem Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ratchet & Clank Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryuu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD Edition
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages Online|Sega Vintage Collection]] series
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Basara HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Silent Hill HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Sly Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People
| Telltale Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spelunker Collection
| Tozai Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Syberia Collection
| Nordic Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Crisis: Razing Storm
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Classic Trilogy HD
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Tomb Raider Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation Portable===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer
! scope="col"|Publisher
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulated?
|-
| Activision Hits Remixed
| Digital Eclipse
| Activision
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Akatsuki no Goei Trinity
| M2
| 5pb
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Atari Classics Evolved
| Stainless Games
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/console games
| {{~}}
|-
| Blood: The Last Vampire
| Production I.G.
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded
| Klein Computer Entertainment
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Remixed
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Puzzle World
| Sensory Sweep Studios
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles
| Konami
| Konami
| Super CD-ROM² and PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars
| Sniper Studios Black Hole Entertainment
| SEGA
| Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Da Capo I & II Plus Situation Portable
| Circus
| Kadokawa
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| EA Replay
| EA Canada
| Electronic Arts
| Genesis & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| SNES & Mobile phone games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gensou Suikoden I & II
| Konami
| Konami
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Collection
| Hudson Soft
| Hudson Soft
| Super/Arcade CD-ROM² games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gradius Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Kanuchi: Futatsu no Tsubasa
| Vingt-et-un Systems
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| M2
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| L no Kisetsu: Double Pocket
| 5pb
| 5pb
| PlayStation & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 4===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 
◎ = Has a native PlayStation 5 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Arcade Archives
| Emulated arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|-
| ACA Neo Geo
| Neo Geo MVS arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|}

===PlayStation 5===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 Pro

==Windows==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Atari Vault
| Code Mystics
| Atari
|
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Four Dreamcast remasters
|-
| Sega Mega Drive and Genesis Classics
| SEGA, D3T Ltd
| SEGA
|
|}

==Android==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Gameloft Classics : 20th Years*
| J2ME GameLoft Games
| GameLoft
|-
| 101-in-1 Game Anthology
| Random Games
| Nordcurrent
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Classic Activision Games
| Activision
|-
| SEGA Classics
| Mega Drive/Master System Games
| SEGA
|-
| Retro Games Vol.1
| Arcade Games
| The Little Game Studio
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 1
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 2
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| Atari Great Hits Pro
| Atari 2600 Games
| Atari
|-
| Namco Arcade
| Arcade Games
| BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc
|-
| Pixel Puzzle Collection
| Pixel Games
| Konami
|-
| Pastimes
| Puzzle Games
| Senior Games
|-
| 2 Player Game Collection
| Puzzle Games
| Raka Games
|-
| MicroSoft Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| MicroSoft
|-
| Atari Games
| Atari Games
| Atari
|-
| Magic Salmon Portable : Mini Game Collection
| Mini Games
| Magic Salmon Production Ltd
|-
| 250+ Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| Alexei Anoshenko
|-
| Metal Pack
| Metal Slug Games
| SNK
|-
| Pinball HD
| Pinball Games
| Brain Vault
|-
| Pinball Deluxe : Reloaded
| Pinball Games
| Made Of Bits
|-
| Zaccaria Pinball
| Pinball Games
| Magic Pixel KFT
|-
| Chess 3D Animation : Real Battle Chess 3D Online
| Chess Games
| Skyisland Games
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"|† Gameloft Classic
|-
|
* Abracadaball
* Alien Quarantine
* Avalanche Snowboarding
* Block Breaker 3 Unlimited
* Block Breaker Deluxe 2
* Brain Challenge 3: Think Again!
* Bubble Bash 2
* Cannon Rats
* Date or Ditch 2
* Detective Ridley and the Mysterious Enigma
* Diamond Rush
* Gangstar 2: Kings of L.A.
* Hero of Sparta
* High School Hook Ups
* KO Legends
* Miami Nights 2: The City Is Yours
* Midnight Bowling 3
* Midnight Pool 4 (known as Midnight Pool)
* Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus
* Motocross: Trial Extreme
* My Life in New York
* N.O.V.A. Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance
* Platinum Solitaire 3
* Soul of Darkness
* Texas Hold'em Poker
* Vampire Romance
* Wild West Guns
* ZombieWood
* Zombie Infection
* Fashion Icon
|}

==See also==
* [[FOCAL]]
* [[Carbon Engine]]
* [[Project EGG]]

[[Category:Official emulators| ]]
[[Category:Official multi-emulators| ]]

Video game compilations

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==Nintendo==
===Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Donkey Kong Classics
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II
| Square
| NES games
|-
| Quattro Adventure (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Arcade (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Sports (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt / World Class Track Meet
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Tetris / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Spike V'Ball / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
|}

===Game Boy===
◎ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 1: Asteroids / Missile Command ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 2: Centipede / Millipede ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 3: Galaga / Galaxian ◎
| Nintendo
| Namco Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 4: Defender / Joust ◎
| Nintendo
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classics: Super Breakout / Battlezone ◎
| THQ
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Bomberman Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy & NES games
|-
| Bugs Bunny Collection ◎
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Commodore 16+4 Pack (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Dracula's Castle Collection (aftermarket)
| Habit Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery 2 ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Genjin Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II
| Acclaim
| Game Boy games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 1 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 2 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 3 ◎
| Namco
| NES & Game Boy games
|-
| Pachio-kun Game Gallery
| Coconuts Japan
| Game Boy games
|-
| Pinball Deluxe
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Race Days
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Selection I & II: Erabareshi Mono & Ankoku no Fuuin
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Sports Collection
| Tonkin House
| Game Boy games
|-
| Taito Variety Pack
| Taito
| Game Boy games
|-
|}

===Super Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Caravan Shooting Collection
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
|-
| Dragon Quest I & II
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| EMIT Value Set
| Koei
| SNES games
|-
| Kyuuyaku Megami Tensei
| Atlus
| NES games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Midway
| Atari Games Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Arcade Classics
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 1
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 2
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Ninja Gaiden Trilogy
| Tecmo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Tetris & Dr. Mario
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Williams
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Wizardry I-II-III: Story of Llylgamyn
| Media Factory
| NES games
|-
|}

===Virtual Boy===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Space Invaders Virtual Collection
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
|-
|}

===Nintendo 64===
Although the system has enough power to emulate at least the [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|NES]] and [[Emulators on Nintendo 64|other systems]], very few official games made use of emulation, likely due to the system not being optimized for 2D graphics rendering.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Doubutsu no Mori
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 64
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Game Boy Color===
× = Not backwards compatible with the original Game Boy or Super Game Boy 
○ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Blupi's Adventures ○ (aftermarket)
| Homebrew Factory
| PC games
|-
| Bomberman Selection ×
| Hudson
| Game Boy games
|-
| Dragon Warrior I & II ○
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 2 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 3 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Metamorphosis Collection (aftermarket)
| incube8 Games
| Game Boy games
|-
| Micro Machines 1 and 2: Twin Turbo ×
| THQ
| Game Boy games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade Hits: Joust / Defender
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Midway presents Arcade Hits: Moon Patrol / Spy Hunter
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Irem/Midway Arcade games
|-
| Ms. Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Game Boy games
|-
| R-Type DX
| Epoch
| Game Boy games
|-
| Rugrats Portable Collection ○ (aftermarket)
| Limited Run Games
| Game Boy & Game Boy Color games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics II (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
|}

===Game Boy Advance===
Alongside the [[Classic NES Series]], the GBA proved to be a great way to play NES games on the go with certain compilations that used [[PocketNES]].

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Aspyr
| Aspyr
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anniversary Advance
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Capcom Classics Mini Mix]]
| Sensory Sweep Studios
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Centipede / Breakout / Warlords
| Epicenter Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Classic NES Series|Famicom Mini Collection]] (unreleased; prototype dumped)
| Nintendo
| iQue
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
| TOSE
| Square Enix
| WonderSwan games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 4
| TOSE
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gauntlet / Rampart
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hudson Best Collection]] series
| Hudson
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| JaJaMaru Jr. Denshouki: Jaleco Collection mo AriSourou
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kessakusen! Ganbare Goemon 1, 2: Yuki-hime to McGuiness
| Jupiter
| Konami
| SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Collector's Series: Arcade Advanced
| KCE America
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Kunio-Kun Nekketsu Collection]] series
| Million
| Atlus
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Marble Madness / Klax
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits
| Pocket Studios
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Millipede / Super Breakout / Lunar Lander
| Gravity-I
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Moero!! Jaleco Collection]]
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mother 1+2
| Pax Softnica
| Nintendo
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Collection
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Pac-Man games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Paperboy / Rampage
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Phantasy Star Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pong / Asteroids / Yars' Revenge
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Power Pro Kun Pocket 1, 2
| Diamond Head
| Konami
| Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sansara Naga 1x2
| Groove Box Japan
| Victor Interactive Software
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Arcade Gallery
| BITS Studios
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack
| CodeFire
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spy Hunter / Super Sprint
| Black Lantern Studios
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wisdom Tree GBA Collection (aftermarket)
| Wisdom Tree
| Piko Interactive
| NES games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo GameCube===
The GameCube has enough power to [[Emulators on GameCube|emulate]] many 8-bit and 16-bit hardware, including some consoles from the last generation. This also include the GBA, despite the existence of the Game Boy Player.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Animal Crossing
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos: Owaranai Tsubasa to Ushinawareta Umi Complete Box
| Namco
| GameCube and NES games
| {{~}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition
| Nintendo
| NES & Nintendo 64 games (Disk System and Nintendo 64 games in Japan)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| NES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| SNES & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Nintendo Puzzle Collection
| Nintendo
| NES, SNES and Nintendo 64 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pokémon Box: Ruby & Sapphire
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pokémon Channel
| Nintendo
| Pokémon Mini games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo DS===
Compilations with emulators started to be popular on the DS, but [[Emulators on Nintendo DS|unofficial emulators]] expanded the possibilities even further. Some emulators also uses the extra power of Nintendo DSi hardware.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 1
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 2
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crimson Room
| Takagism
| Success
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fushigi Yuugi DS
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection 2
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Virtual Play Games
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Konami Classics Series: Arcade Hits
| M2
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Legacy of Ys: Books I & II
| Interchannel-Holon
| Interchannel-Holon
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero Collection
| Inti Creates
| Capcom
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum DS
| M2
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Retro Atari Classics
| Taniko
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sonic Classic Collection
| Creative Assembly
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii===
For many, the Wii is one of the best resorts when it comes to retro game emulation: The [[Virtual Console]] plus analog video outputs and the amount of [[Emulators on Wii|emulators and source ports]] for the system. The latter did not prevent compilations with official emulator(s) to appear in physical media, though.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Complete
| Aksys Games
| WiiWare games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Data East Arcade Classics
| Majesco
| Data East Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon Quest 25 Shuunen Kinen: Famicom & Super Famicom Dragon Quest I-II-III
| Square Enix
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunblade NY & L.A. Machineguns Arcade Hits Pack
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kirby's Dream Collection: Special Edition
| Nintendo
| GB, NES, SNES & N64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mad Dog McCree: Gunslinger Pack
| Majesco
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo and Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metroid Prime Trilogy
| Nintendo
| GameCube & Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Milestone Shooting Collection 2
| Milestone
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum Megamix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Remix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars: 25th Anniversary Edition
| Nintendo
| Super Mario All-Stars for SNES
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Shooting Collection
| UFO Interactive
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo 3DS===
The 3DS initially had troubles to run [[Emulators on Nintendo 3DS|emulators]] (even worse in official grounds) outside of Virtual Console and Sega's own [[Sega 3D Classics|3D Classics]]. Thanks to the New 3DS models, it become more feasible to use [[RetroArch]] to emulate pretty much everything up to the PlayStation over the years.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Exient Entertainment
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Saga
| Gaijin Games
| Aksys Games
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cut the Rope: Triple Treat
| FUN Labs
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Inazuma Eleven 1-2-3: Endou Mamoru Densetsu
| Level-5
| Level-5
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| J Legend Retsuden
| Gotch Technology
| Bandai Namco Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kunio-kun Nekketsu Complete: Famicom-Hen
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions
| Gotch Technology
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Nostatic Software
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Classics Collection]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives 3: Final Stage]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii U===
Unlike its predecessor, the Wii U lacked diversity of (even unofficial) [[Emulators on Wii U|emulators]], besides the Virtual Console. As with the 3DS, RetroArch became the de-facto way to emulate 8-bit to 32-bit game consoles.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Horberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD for Wii U
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| SHMUP Collection
| Pixelheart
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Xbox 360 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch===
Being the second best-selling video game console in the whole world (with a high possibility of being the first), the Nintendo Switch has lots of compilations in form of emulators, remakes, HD remasters, and, sometimes, source ports even. While there is [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch|unofficial emulators]], it became unappealing to mod a Switch just for emulation overtime, due to the ascension of Windows/Android gaming handhelds.

× = Incompatible with the Nintendo Switch 2 
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Nintendo Switch 2 
◎ = Has a native Nintendo Switch 2 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Abarenbo Tengu & Zombie Nation
| City Connection
| City Connection
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Accolade Sports Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Genesis and Amiga games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ace Attorney Investigations Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アイカギ　きみと一緒にパック
| Azarashi Software
| iMel
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| アケアカNEOGEO セレクション series
| Hamster Corporation
| SNK
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アレスタコレクション
| M2
| M2
| Master System and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Angry Video Game Nerd I & II Deluxe
| FreakZone
| Retroware
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Another Code: Recollection
| Arc System Works
| Nintendo
| Nintendo DS and Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS and 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Arcade Classics Anniversary Collection
| Hamster Corporation
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Flashback Classics
| Code Mystics
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Azure Striker GUNVOLT: STRIKER PACK
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Azure Striker Gunvolt Trilogy Enhanced
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| バロック屋
| Sting
| Sting
| PC and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos I & II HD Remaster
| logicalbeat
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| GameCube games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bear With Me: The Complete Collection
| Exordium Games
| Miyagi Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Archives (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Collection (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bill & Ted's Excellent Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BioShock: The Collection
| Virtuos
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Blizzard Arcade Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Blizzard Entertainment
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Borderlands Legendary Collection
| Turn Me Up Games
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| A Boy and His Blob: Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Ziggurat
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Braveland Trilogy
| Tortuga Team
| Ellada Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Breakers Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BROTHERS CONFLICT　 Precious Baby for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bubsy In: The Purrfect Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Atari
| Bubsy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cabela's The Hunt and Bass Pro Shops The Strike Combo Pack
| Cokem International
| Cokem International
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection 2
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Advance Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Game Boy Advance & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Dominus Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Nintendo DS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| CHAOS;HEAD / CHAOS;CHILD らぶChu☆Chu！ DOUBLE PACK
| Mages.
| Mages.
| PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space
| Eden Industries
| KEMCO
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cho Aniki Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of Mana
| M2
| Square Enix
| Mana games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of SaGa: Final Fantasy Legend
| Racjin
| Square Enix
| Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Company of Heroes Collection
| Relic Entertainment
| Feral Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Contra Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cosmic Fantasy Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
| Toys for Bob
| Activision
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cronostase Electric Collection
| Cronostase
| Penguin Pop Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cthulhu Mythos ADV 闇に囁く狂気＆呪禍に沈む島
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Arcade
| M2
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Console
| M2
| Taito
| Taito console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dead Fun Pack: Penguins and Aliens Strike Again
| Pixel Bones Studios
| EnjoyUp Games
| Wii U games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Deathsmiles I･II
| CAVE
| City Connection
| CAVE Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition
| Media.Vision
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Disney Afternoon Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Disney/Capcom NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| Disney console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Distraint Collection
| Jesse Makkonen
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ドカポン3・2・1 スーパーコレクション!
| Sting
| Sting
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| DOOM + DOOM II
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom and Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Double Dragon & Kunio-kun Retro Brawler Bundle
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ドラゴンクエストヒーローズI・II for Nintendo Switch
| Koei Tecmo Games
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Digital Leisure
| Digital Leisure
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DreadOut: Remastered Collection
| Digital Happiness
| Soft Source
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeon Slime Collection
| Pequi Studios
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| dweeMIXED: Thwee Pack
| magicdweedoo
| magicdweedoo
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Earnest Evans Collection
| Mighty Rabbit Studios
| Edia
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Collection: Handheld
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Atari Lynx games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Games – Sports Collection
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection
| Atlus
| SEGA
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Evoland: Legendary Edition
| Shiro Games
| Shiro Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ExZeus: The Complete Collection
| Sickhead Games
| Ziggurat
| PlayStation 2 and PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fairune Collection
| Skipmore
| Flyhigh Works
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Famicom Detective Club: The Two-Case Collection
| Mages.
| Nintendo
| Famicom Disk System games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FATE: Reawakened
| Tableflip Games
| Tableflip Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Felix the Cat
| Limited Run Games
| Konami
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fighting Fantasy Classics Vol. 1
| Tin Man Games
| Tin Man Games
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fighting Force Collection
| Implicit Conversions
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| PlayStation Vita games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FLOWERS 四季
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Flying Fire Shark: Toaplan Arcade Garage
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FoxyLand Collection
| BUG-Studio
| Ratalaika Games
| Xbox One & PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FRAMED Collection
| Loveshack Entertainment
| Loveshack Entertainment
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Freddi Fish Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery
| Grace Bruxner
| worm club
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| フルキスSS
| Entergram
| Entergram
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hiyoko|Game Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy and Game Boy Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sloop|Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゲームセンターCX 有野の挑戦状 1+2 REPLAY
| indiesZero
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| がんばれゴエモン大集合！
| M2
| Konami
| Konami domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| GEX Trilogy
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gleylancer and Gynoug: Classic Shmups Pack
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gobliiins Collection
| Red Art Games
| Red Art Games
| PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Golden Tee Arcade Classics
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gradius Origins
| M2
| Konami
| Gradius games
| {{~}}
|-
| Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition
| Grove Street Games
| Rockstar Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Grandia HD Collection
| Game Arts
| GungHo Online Entertainment
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Grisaia Trilogy
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gruniożerca Trilogy
| Take IT Studio!
| Take IT Studio!
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Hörberg Productions
| Hörberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hakuoki: Chronicles of Wind and Blossom
| Idea Factory
| eastasiasoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 薄桜鬼真改遊戯録　隊士達の大宴会 for Nintendo Switch
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Heretic + Hexen
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Hidden Gems: Volume One
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Him & Her Collection
| Willams
| QUByte Interactive
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hook: Complete Edition
| Maciej Targoni
| Ultimate Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hotline Miami Collection
| Dennaton Games
| Devolver Digital
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Humongous Classic Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| HUNDRED FIRES: The rising of red star -Complete Edition-
| Naili Studio
| David Amado Fernández
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| IGS Classic Arcade Collection
| IGS
| IGS
| PolyGame Master games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 1
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 2
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 3
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Faceoffs
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal!
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal! 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Journey Down Trilogy
| SkyGoblin
| BlitWorks
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Jurassic Park: Classic Games Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES, Genesis, Game Boy & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jurassic World Aftermath Collection
| Coatsink Software
| Coatsink Software
| Meta Quest games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 十三支演義偃月三国伝1・2 for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Immortal John Triptych
| Joe Richardson
| Akupara Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| In The Dark Collection
| Caracal Games
| Caracal Games
| Aftermarket Game Boy Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jigsaw Fun 3-in-1 Collection
| Mindscape
| Mindscape
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| かまいたちの夜×3
| Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft
| SNES & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 神々の悪戯 Unite Edition
| Nippon Ichi Software
| Broccoli
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KEMCO RPG Selection series
| Various
| KEMCO
| Mobile phone & PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 喧嘩番長乙女ダブルパック
| Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft
| PlayStation Vita games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kid's Art & Puzzle
| Soroka Games
| Soroka Games
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX-
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS - HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX - Cloud Version
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue Cloud Version
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS INTEGRUM MASTERPIECE for Cloud
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Majestic
| Maximum Games
| Maximum Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom of Asteborg
| Neofid Studios
| PixelHeart
| Aftermarket Genesis games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Kirakira stars idol project Memories
| Edia
| Edia
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series
| Monkeycraft
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| くにおくんザ・ワールド～クラシックスコレクション～
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kyukyoku TigerHeli -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Langrisser I & II
| Kadokawa
| Kadokawa
| Sega Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Lara Croft Collection
| Feral Interactive
| Feral Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Last Ninja Collection + Bonus Games
| System 3 Software
| System 3 Software
| European PC games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver 1&2 Remastered
| Aspyr
| Aspyr
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| LEGO Harry Potter Collection
| TT Games
| Warner Bros. Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Life is Strange Arcadia Bay Collection
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| PC/console/handheld games
| {{~}}
|-
| Lost Phones Stories
| Plug In Digital
| Plug In Digital
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Lunar Remastered Collection
| Game Arts
| Gung Ho Entertainment
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 1
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (1-3)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 2
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (4-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (1-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection 2
| Various
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (7-10)
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Star Force games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection
| M2
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (1-4)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2
| Digital Works
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (5-8)
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Zero and ZX games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Midway Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.1
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.2
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics: MATURE 17+]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 Mature/Adult games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| NES and Disk System games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| RetroRealms Double Feature: Halloween and Ash vs Evil Dead
| WayForward Technologies
| Boss Team Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ROUTE16 Collection
| Gotch Technology
| Sunsoft
| Arcade, NES & Nintendo Switch games
| {{~}}
|-
| SNK 40th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| NIS America
| SNK Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[m2engage|SEGA Genesis – Nintendo Switch Online]]
| M2
| Nintendo
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Classics
| D3T
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Origins
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Origins Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Milestones series
| Hamster Corporation
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Konami
| Konami Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. I
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. II
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Flashback
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics|Virtual Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Virtual Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゼロファイアー -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Ghoul Patrol
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch 2===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| [[Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics|Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| GameCube games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Sega==
===SG-1000/SC-3000===
🖭 = SC-3000 only (tape format) 
💾 = SC-3000 only (SF-7000 required) 
× = Incompatible with the Sega Master System

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Pack 1 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 2 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 3 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| The Complete Arcade Pack Collection 💾
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Gold Pack 💾
| Scorpion Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II Multicart × (aftermarket; SC-3000 only)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000 & SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART (aftermarket)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Supertape 1 🖭
| John Sands
| SC-3000 games
|-
|}

===Sega Master System===
× = Incompatible with the Sega Genesis

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Smash Hits
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Astro Warrior / Pit Pot
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Best 25 × (unlicensed)
| Zemina
| MSX games
|-
| Game Box Série Corridas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Game Box Série Lutas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Astro Warrior
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Safari Hunt
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Master Games 1
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART × (aftermarket; fully playable on Mark III, partially playable on other models)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 125 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 75 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
|}

===Sega Genesis===
⊚ = Sega CD only

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| 2 Games on One Cart: Fantastic Dizzy and Cosmic Spacehead
| Codemasters
| NES games
|-
| 40 Bonus Games in 1 (aftermarket)
| AtGames
| Genesis & Firecore games
|-
| 6-Pak
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Ecco the Dolphin CD ⊚
| SEGA
| Sega CD games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 1 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 2 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Heart of the Alien: Out of this World Parts I and II ⊚
| Interplay Entertainment
| Amiga & Sega CD games
|-
| Sega Classics Arcade Collection ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Wondermega Collection ⊚
| Victor Musical Industries
| Genesis & Sega CD games
|-
|}

===Sega Game Gear===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classics
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| The Excellent Dizzy Collection
| Codemasters
| NES & PC games
|-
| Sonic 2 in 1
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
|-
|}

===Sega Saturn===
The Saturn has potential to [[Emulators on Saturn|emulate]] some 8-bit hardware, but due to low sales, most companies preferred to just port their games natively.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 1 Shuu Gekitsuiou no Jidai
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 2 Shuu Makai to Kishi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 3 Shuu Koko ni Rekishi Hajimaru
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 4 Shuu Kokou no Eiyuu
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 5 Shuu Kakutouka-tachi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Detana Twinbee Yahho! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Falcom Classics
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Falcom Classics II
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gradius Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ImageFight & XMultiply: Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Irem Arcade Classics
| I'MAX
| I'MAX
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Antiques MSX Collection Ultra Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| MSX games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Langrisser: Dramatic Edition
| Masaya
| Masaya
| Genesis & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Legend of Heroes I & II Eiyuu Densetsu
| Highwaystar
| GMF
| PC-8801 games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Lovely Pop 2 in 1 Jan Jan Koi Shimasho
| Visco
| Visco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Parodius / Gokujou Parodius Da! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Salamander Deluxe Pack Plus
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Columns Arcade Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages I Love Mickey Mouse: Fushigi no Oshiro Daibouken I Love Donald Duck: Guruzia Ou no Hihou
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 2
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Phantasy Star Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Ages Rouka ni Ichidant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Vol. 1 Syukudai ga Tant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages: Volume 1
| Rutubo Games
| Working Designs / SEGA
| Saturn versions of Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Jam
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Street Fighter Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Super Real Mahjong Graffiti
| Seta
| Seta
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Taito Chase H.Q. Plus S.C.I.
| Taito
| Taito
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 1
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 2
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis & Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Storm & Road Blaster
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Gal & Ninja Hayate
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry Llylgamyn Saga
| Thunderstone
| Locus
| Remakes of Apple II games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry VI & VII Complete
| Data East
| Data East
| Remakes of MS-DOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wonder 3 Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Dreamcast===
It is better to use [[Emulators on Dreamcast|unofficial emulators]] over most compilations.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anniversary Edition
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Dream Passport 3
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games as demos
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Pia Carrot e Youkoso!! 2.5
| Cocktail Soft
| NEC Interchannel
| Dreamcast and Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pro Pinball Trilogy
| Cunning Developments
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack Volume 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| [[Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1]]
| Aspect
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Microsoft==
===Xbox===
Being a redux PC, the Xbox received a fair amount of [[Emulators on Xbox|emulated]] video game compilations from the PS2. Many of these were released only in United States and Europe.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
| 369 Interactive
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dead or Alive Ultimate
| Team Ninja
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| BrezzaSoft
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Silent Scope Complete
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| Sega
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Empire Interactive
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Classic Arcade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Namco/Midway Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Xbox 360===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Remasters of Dreamcast games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.1
| Konami
| Konami
| PS1 & Konami Arcade games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.2
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Backbone Entertainment
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.1
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.2
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| Sakura Flamingo Archives.
| KLON
| KLON
| SEGA NAOMI Arcade games.
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Unplugged Vol.1
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Compilation Disc
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Game Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox 360 Triple Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Capcom Digital Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Xbox 360 Arcade games
|-
| Namco Museum Virtual Arcade
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Bandai Games
| Xbox 360 & Namco Arcade games
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|}

===Xbox One===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Xbox Series X/S 
◎ = Can be played on Windows 10 PCs through Xbox Play Anywhere; powered by Universal Windows Platform

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Rare Replay
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Rare games
|-
|}

==Sony==
===PlayStation===
Despite being the ace of its generation, the PlayStation was not a very good machine for processing power. Therefore, companies preferred to port their games over using [[Emulators on PlayStation|emulators]] instead. And the results ended up not being great anyway.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 2===
Repeating the same success from its predecessor, the PlayStation 2 had lots of [[Emulators on PlayStation 2|emulated]] games. It is notoriously known for paving the way to companies such as M2 and Hamster to be highly praised for official emulation in Japan.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| 1945 I&II The Arcade Games
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Contraband Entertainment
| Activision
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ADK Tamashii
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Art of Fighting Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bakumatsu Rouman: Gekka no Kenshi 1-2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ef - a fairy tale of the two.
| Minori
| Comfort
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| First Kiss * Monogatari I & II
| M2
| Broccoli
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fu'un Super Combo
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Game Center USA: Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Success
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunbird Special Edition
| Psikyo
| Atlus
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gunvari Collection + Time Crisis
| Namco
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-

| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 2000/2001
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| Terminal Reality
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters NESTS-hen
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| King's Field: Dark Side Box
| From Software
| From Software
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konohana Pack: 3tsu no Jikenbo
| Vridge
| Success
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marie to Elie Atelier: Salsburg no Renkinjutsu 1+2
| Gust
| Gust
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| SNES and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Memories Off Duet: 1st & 2nd Stories
| KID
| KID
| PlayStation & Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| namCollection
| Namco
| Namco
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Neverland Kenkyuushi
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 1
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 2
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 3: Sol Divide & Dragon Blaze
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| RockMan: Power Battle Fighters
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages 2500]] series
| Various
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Classics Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| DHM Interactive
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Alpha Anthology
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sunsoft Collection
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| SEGA
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Destineer
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Hit Parade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Vampire: Darkstalkers Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| World Heroes Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ys I & II: Eternal Story
| DigiCube
| DigiCube
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 3===
The system was known for receiving HD ports of PlayStation 2 games, but it also received a bunch of compilations with [[Emulators on PlayStation 3|emulators]] shared with the Xbox 360.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Cabinet
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darkstalkers Resurrection
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Devil May Cry HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DOOM Classic Complete
| Bethesda
| Doom & Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dragon Ball Z Budokai HD Collection
| Namco Bandai Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Far Cry Compilation
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Far Cry: The Wild Expedition
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fight: Double Impact
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| God of War Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| God of War: Origins Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hitman HD Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 & PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Memories Off 6 Complete
| .5pb
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Konami
| MSX, PlayStation & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid Edition
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marvel vs. Capcom Origins
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Essentials
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Orange Box
| EA Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Museum
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| R-Type Dimensions
| Tozai
| Irem Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ratchet & Clank Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryuu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD Edition
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages Online|Sega Vintage Collection]] series
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Basara HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Silent Hill HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Sly Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People
| Telltale Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spelunker Collection
| Tozai Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Syberia Collection
| Nordic Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Crisis: Razing Storm
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Classic Trilogy HD
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Tomb Raider Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation Portable===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Activision Hits Remixed
| Digital Eclipse
| Activision
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Akatsuki no Goei Trinity
| M2
| 5pb
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Atari Classics Evolved
| Stainless Games
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/console games
| {{~}}
|-
| Blood: The Last Vampire
| Production I.G.
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded
| Klein Computer Entertainment
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Remixed
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Puzzle World
| Sensory Sweep Studios
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles
| Konami
| Konami
| Super CD-ROM² and PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars
| Sniper Studios Black Hole Entertainment
| SEGA
| Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Da Capo I & II Plus Situation Portable
| Circus
| Kadokawa
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| EA Replay
| EA Canada
| Electronic Arts
| Genesis & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| SNES & Mobile phone games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gensou Suikoden I & II
| Konami
| Konami
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Collection
| Hudson Soft
| Hudson Soft
| Super/Arcade CD-ROM² games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gradius Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Kanuchi: Futatsu no Tsubasa
| Vingt-et-un Systems
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| M2
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| L no Kisetsu: Double Pocket
| 5pb
| 5pb
| PlayStation & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 4===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 
◎ = Has a native PlayStation 5 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Arcade Archives
| Emulated arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|-
| ACA Neo Geo
| Neo Geo MVS arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|}

===PlayStation 5===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 Pro

==Windows==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Atari Vault
| Code Mystics
| Atari
|
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Four Dreamcast remasters
|-
| Sega Mega Drive and Genesis Classics
| SEGA, D3T Ltd
| SEGA
|
|}

==Android==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Gameloft Classics : 20th Years*
| J2ME GameLoft Games
| GameLoft
|-
| 101-in-1 Game Anthology
| Random Games
| Nordcurrent
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Classic Activision Games
| Activision
|-
| SEGA Classics
| Mega Drive/Master System Games
| SEGA
|-
| Retro Games Vol.1
| Arcade Games
| The Little Game Studio
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 1
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 2
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| Atari Great Hits Pro
| Atari 2600 Games
| Atari
|-
| Namco Arcade
| Arcade Games
| BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc
|-
| Pixel Puzzle Collection
| Pixel Games
| Konami
|-
| Pastimes
| Puzzle Games
| Senior Games
|-
| 2 Player Game Collection
| Puzzle Games
| Raka Games
|-
| MicroSoft Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| MicroSoft
|-
| Atari Games
| Atari Games
| Atari
|-
| Magic Salmon Portable : Mini Game Collection
| Mini Games
| Magic Salmon Production Ltd
|-
| 250+ Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| Alexei Anoshenko
|-
| Metal Pack
| Metal Slug Games
| SNK
|-
| Pinball HD
| Pinball Games
| Brain Vault
|-
| Pinball Deluxe : Reloaded
| Pinball Games
| Made Of Bits
|-
| Zaccaria Pinball
| Pinball Games
| Magic Pixel KFT
|-
| Chess 3D Animation : Real Battle Chess 3D Online
| Chess Games
| Skyisland Games
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"|† Gameloft Classic
|-
|
* Abracadaball
* Alien Quarantine
* Avalanche Snowboarding
* Block Breaker 3 Unlimited
* Block Breaker Deluxe 2
* Brain Challenge 3: Think Again!
* Bubble Bash 2
* Cannon Rats
* Date or Ditch 2
* Detective Ridley and the Mysterious Enigma
* Diamond Rush
* Gangstar 2: Kings of L.A.
* Hero of Sparta
* High School Hook Ups
* KO Legends
* Miami Nights 2: The City Is Yours
* Midnight Bowling 3
* Midnight Pool 4 (known as Midnight Pool)
* Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus
* Motocross: Trial Extreme
* My Life in New York
* N.O.V.A. Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance
* Platinum Solitaire 3
* Soul of Darkness
* Texas Hold'em Poker
* Vampire Romance
* Wild West Guns
* ZombieWood
* Zombie Infection
* Fashion Icon
|}

==See also==
* [[FOCAL]]
* [[Carbon Engine]]
* [[Project EGG]]

[[Category:Official emulators| ]]
[[Category:Official multi-emulators| ]]

Video game compilations

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==Nintendo==
===Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Donkey Kong Classics
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II
| Square
| NES games
|-
| Quattro Adventure (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Arcade (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Sports (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt / World Class Track Meet
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Tetris / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Spike V'Ball / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
|}

===Game Boy===
◎ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 1: Asteroids / Missile Command ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 2: Centipede / Millipede ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 3: Galaga / Galaxian ◎
| Nintendo
| Namco Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 4: Defender / Joust ◎
| Nintendo
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classics: Super Breakout / Battlezone ◎
| THQ
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Bomberman Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy & NES games
|-
| Bugs Bunny Collection ◎
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Commodore 16+4 Pack (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Dracula's Castle Collection (aftermarket)
| Habit Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery 2 ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Genjin Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II
| Acclaim
| Game Boy games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 1 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 2 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 3 ◎
| Namco
| NES & Game Boy games
|-
| Pachio-kun Game Gallery
| Coconuts Japan
| Game Boy games
|-
| Pinball Deluxe
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Race Days
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Selection I & II: Erabareshi Mono & Ankoku no Fuuin
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Sports Collection
| Tonkin House
| Game Boy games
|-
| Taito Variety Pack
| Taito
| Game Boy games
|-
|}

===Super Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Caravan Shooting Collection
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
|-
| Dragon Quest I & II
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| EMIT Value Set
| Koei
| SNES games
|-
| Kyuuyaku Megami Tensei
| Atlus
| NES games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Midway
| Atari Games Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Arcade Classics
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 1
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 2
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Ninja Gaiden Trilogy
| Tecmo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Tetris & Dr. Mario
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Williams
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Wizardry I-II-III: Story of Llylgamyn
| Media Factory
| NES games
|-
|}

===Virtual Boy===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Space Invaders Virtual Collection
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
|-
|}

===Nintendo 64===
Although the system has enough power to emulate at least the [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|NES]] and [[Emulators on Nintendo 64|other systems]], very few official games made use of emulation, likely due to the system not being optimized for 2D graphics rendering.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Doubutsu no Mori
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 64
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Game Boy Color===
× = Not backwards compatible with the original Game Boy or Super Game Boy 
○ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Blupi's Adventures ○ (aftermarket)
| Homebrew Factory
| PC games
|-
| Bomberman Selection ×
| Hudson
| Game Boy games
|-
| Dragon Warrior I & II ○
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 2 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 3 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Metamorphosis Collection (aftermarket)
| incube8 Games
| Game Boy games
|-
| Micro Machines 1 and 2: Twin Turbo ×
| THQ
| Game Boy games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade Hits: Joust / Defender
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Midway presents Arcade Hits: Moon Patrol / Spy Hunter
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Irem/Midway Arcade games
|-
| Ms. Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Game Boy games
|-
| R-Type DX
| Epoch
| Game Boy games
|-
| Rugrats Portable Collection ○ (aftermarket)
| Limited Run Games
| Game Boy & Game Boy Color games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics II (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
|}

===Game Boy Advance===
Alongside the [[Classic NES Series]], the GBA proved to be a great way to play NES games on the go with certain compilations that used [[PocketNES]].

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Aspyr
| Aspyr
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anniversary Advance
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Capcom Classics Mini Mix]]
| Sensory Sweep Studios
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Centipede / Breakout / Warlords
| Epicenter Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Classic NES Series|Famicom Mini Collection]] (unreleased; prototype dumped)
| Nintendo
| iQue
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
| TOSE
| Square Enix
| WonderSwan games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 4
| TOSE
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gauntlet / Rampart
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hudson Best Collection]] series
| Hudson
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| JaJaMaru Jr. Denshouki: Jaleco Collection mo AriSourou
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kessakusen! Ganbare Goemon 1, 2: Yuki-hime to McGuiness
| Jupiter
| Konami
| SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Collector's Series: Arcade Advanced
| KCE America
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Kunio-Kun Nekketsu Collection]] series
| Million
| Atlus
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Marble Madness / Klax
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits
| Pocket Studios
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Millipede / Super Breakout / Lunar Lander
| Gravity-I
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Moero!! Jaleco Collection]]
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mother 1+2
| Pax Softnica
| Nintendo
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Collection
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Pac-Man games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Paperboy / Rampage
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Phantasy Star Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pong / Asteroids / Yars' Revenge
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Power Pro Kun Pocket 1, 2
| Diamond Head
| Konami
| Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sansara Naga 1x2
| Groove Box Japan
| Victor Interactive Software
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Arcade Gallery
| BITS Studios
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack
| CodeFire
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spy Hunter / Super Sprint
| Black Lantern Studios
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wisdom Tree GBA Collection (aftermarket)
| Wisdom Tree
| Piko Interactive
| NES games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo GameCube===
The GameCube has enough power to [[Emulators on GameCube|emulate]] many 8-bit and 16-bit hardware, including some consoles from the last generation. This also include the GBA, despite the existence of the Game Boy Player.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Animal Crossing
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos: Owaranai Tsubasa to Ushinawareta Umi Complete Box
| Namco
| GameCube and NES games
| {{~}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition
| Nintendo
| NES & Nintendo 64 games (Disk System and Nintendo 64 games in Japan)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| NES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| SNES & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Nintendo Puzzle Collection
| Nintendo
| NES, SNES and Nintendo 64 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pokémon Box: Ruby & Sapphire
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pokémon Channel
| Nintendo
| Pokémon Mini games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo DS===
Compilations with emulators started to be popular on the DS, but [[Emulators on Nintendo DS|unofficial emulators]] expanded the possibilities even further. Some emulators also uses the extra power of Nintendo DSi hardware.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 1
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 2
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crimson Room
| Takagism
| Success
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fushigi Yuugi DS
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection 2
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Virtual Play Games
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Konami Classics Series: Arcade Hits
| M2
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Legacy of Ys: Books I & II
| Interchannel-Holon
| Interchannel-Holon
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero Collection
| Inti Creates
| Capcom
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum DS
| M2
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Retro Atari Classics
| Taniko
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sonic Classic Collection
| Creative Assembly
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii===
For many, the Wii is one of the best resorts when it comes to retro game emulation: The [[Virtual Console]] plus analog video outputs and the amount of [[Emulators on Wii|emulators and source ports]] for the system. The latter did not prevent compilations with official emulator(s) to appear in physical media, though.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Complete
| Aksys Games
| WiiWare games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Data East Arcade Classics
| Majesco
| Data East Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon Quest 25 Shuunen Kinen: Famicom & Super Famicom Dragon Quest I-II-III
| Square Enix
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunblade NY & L.A. Machineguns Arcade Hits Pack
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kirby's Dream Collection: Special Edition
| Nintendo
| GB, NES, SNES & N64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mad Dog McCree: Gunslinger Pack
| Majesco
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo and Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metroid Prime Trilogy
| Nintendo
| GameCube & Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Milestone Shooting Collection 2
| Milestone
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum Megamix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Remix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars: 25th Anniversary Edition
| Nintendo
| Super Mario All-Stars for SNES
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Shooting Collection
| UFO Interactive
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo 3DS===
The 3DS initially had troubles to run [[Emulators on Nintendo 3DS|emulators]] (even worse in official grounds) outside of Virtual Console and Sega's own [[Sega 3D Classics|3D Classics]]. Thanks to the New 3DS models, it become more feasible to use [[RetroArch]] to emulate pretty much everything up to the PlayStation over the years.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Exient Entertainment
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Saga
| Gaijin Games
| Aksys Games
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cut the Rope: Triple Treat
| FUN Labs
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Inazuma Eleven 1-2-3: Endou Mamoru Densetsu
| Level-5
| Level-5
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| J Legend Retsuden
| Gotch Technology
| Bandai Namco Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kunio-kun Nekketsu Complete: Famicom-Hen
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions
| Gotch Technology
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Nostatic Software
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Classics Collection]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives 3: Final Stage]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii U===
Unlike its predecessor, the Wii U lacked diversity of (even unofficial) [[Emulators on Wii U|emulators]], besides the Virtual Console. As with the 3DS, RetroArch became the de-facto way to emulate 8-bit to 32-bit game consoles.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Horberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD for Wii U
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| SHMUP Collection
| Pixelheart
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Xbox 360 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch===
Being the second best-selling video game console in the whole world (with a high possibility of being the first), the Nintendo Switch has lots of compilations in form of emulators, remakes, HD remasters, and, sometimes, source ports even. While there is [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch|unofficial emulators]], it became unappealing to mod a Switch just for emulation overtime, due to the ascension of Windows/Android gaming handhelds.

× = Incompatible with the Nintendo Switch 2 
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Nintendo Switch 2 
◎ = Has a native Nintendo Switch 2 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Abarenbo Tengu & Zombie Nation
| City Connection
| City Connection
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Accolade Sports Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Genesis and Amiga games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ace Attorney Investigations Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アイカギ　きみと一緒にパック
| Azarashi Software
| iMel
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| アケアカNEOGEO セレクション series
| Hamster Corporation
| SNK
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アレスタコレクション
| M2
| M2
| Master System and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Angry Video Game Nerd I & II Deluxe
| FreakZone
| Retroware
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Another Code: Recollection
| Arc System Works
| Nintendo
| Nintendo DS and Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS and 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Arcade Classics Anniversary Collection
| Hamster Corporation
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Flashback Classics
| Code Mystics
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Azure Striker GUNVOLT: STRIKER PACK
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Azure Striker Gunvolt Trilogy Enhanced
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| バロック屋
| Sting
| Sting
| PC and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos I & II HD Remaster
| logicalbeat
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| GameCube games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bear With Me: The Complete Collection
| Exordium Games
| Miyagi Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Archives (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Collection (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bill & Ted's Excellent Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BioShock: The Collection
| Virtuos
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Blizzard Arcade Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Blizzard Entertainment
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Borderlands Legendary Collection
| Turn Me Up Games
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| A Boy and His Blob: Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Ziggurat
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Braveland Trilogy
| Tortuga Team
| Ellada Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Breakers Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BROTHERS CONFLICT　 Precious Baby for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bubsy In: The Purrfect Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Atari
| Bubsy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cabela's The Hunt and Bass Pro Shops The Strike Combo Pack
| Cokem International
| Cokem International
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection 2
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Advance Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Game Boy Advance & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Dominus Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Nintendo DS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| CHAOS;HEAD / CHAOS;CHILD らぶChu☆Chu！ DOUBLE PACK
| Mages.
| Mages.
| PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space
| Eden Industries
| KEMCO
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cho Aniki Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of Mana
| M2
| Square Enix
| Mana games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of SaGa: Final Fantasy Legend
| Racjin
| Square Enix
| Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Company of Heroes Collection
| Relic Entertainment
| Feral Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Contra Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cosmic Fantasy Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
| Toys for Bob
| Activision
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cronostase Electric Collection
| Cronostase
| Penguin Pop Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cthulhu Mythos ADV 闇に囁く狂気＆呪禍に沈む島
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Arcade
| M2
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Console
| M2
| Taito
| Taito console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dead Fun Pack: Penguins and Aliens Strike Again
| Pixel Bones Studios
| EnjoyUp Games
| Wii U games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Deathsmiles I･II
| CAVE
| City Connection
| CAVE Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition
| Media.Vision
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Disney Afternoon Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Disney/Capcom NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| Disney console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Distraint Collection
| Jesse Makkonen
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ドカポン3・2・1 スーパーコレクション!
| Sting
| Sting
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| DOOM + DOOM II
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom and Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Double Dragon & Kunio-kun Retro Brawler Bundle
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ドラゴンクエストヒーローズI・II for Nintendo Switch
| Koei Tecmo Games
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Digital Leisure
| Digital Leisure
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DreadOut: Remastered Collection
| Digital Happiness
| Soft Source
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeon Slime Collection
| Pequi Studios
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| dweeMIXED: Thwee Pack
| magicdweedoo
| magicdweedoo
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Earnest Evans Collection
| Mighty Rabbit Studios
| Edia
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Collection: Handheld
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Atari Lynx games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Games – Sports Collection
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection
| Atlus
| SEGA
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Evoland: Legendary Edition
| Shiro Games
| Shiro Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ExZeus: The Complete Collection
| Sickhead Games
| Ziggurat
| PlayStation 2 and PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fairune Collection
| Skipmore
| Flyhigh Works
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Famicom Detective Club: The Two-Case Collection
| Mages.
| Nintendo
| Famicom Disk System games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FATE: Reawakened
| Tableflip Games
| Tableflip Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Felix the Cat
| Limited Run Games
| Konami
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fighting Fantasy Classics Vol. 1
| Tin Man Games
| Tin Man Games
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fighting Force Collection
| Implicit Conversions
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| PlayStation Vita games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FLOWERS 四季
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Flying Fire Shark: Toaplan Arcade Garage
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FoxyLand Collection
| BUG-Studio
| Ratalaika Games
| Xbox One & PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FRAMED Collection
| Loveshack Entertainment
| Loveshack Entertainment
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Freddi Fish Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery
| Grace Bruxner
| worm club
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| フルキスSS
| Entergram
| Entergram
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hiyoko|Game Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy and Game Boy Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sloop|Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゲームセンターCX 有野の挑戦状 1+2 REPLAY
| indiesZero
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| がんばれゴエモン大集合！
| M2
| Konami
| Konami domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| GEX Trilogy
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gleylancer and Gynoug: Classic Shmups Pack
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gobliiins Collection
| Red Art Games
| Red Art Games
| PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Golden Tee Arcade Classics
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gradius Origins
| M2
| Konami
| Gradius games
| {{~}}
|-
| Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition
| Grove Street Games
| Rockstar Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Grandia HD Collection
| Game Arts
| GungHo Online Entertainment
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Grisaia Trilogy
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gruniożerca Trilogy
| Take IT Studio!
| Take IT Studio!
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Hörberg Productions
| Hörberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hakuoki: Chronicles of Wind and Blossom
| Idea Factory
| eastasiasoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 薄桜鬼真改遊戯録　隊士達の大宴会 for Nintendo Switch
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Heretic + Hexen
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Hidden Gems: Volume One
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Him & Her Collection
| Willams
| QUByte Interactive
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hook: Complete Edition
| Maciej Targoni
| Ultimate Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hotline Miami Collection
| Dennaton Games
| Devolver Digital
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Humongous Classic Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| HUNDRED FIRES: The rising of red star -Complete Edition-
| Naili Studio
| David Amado Fernández
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| IGS Classic Arcade Collection
| IGS
| IGS
| PolyGame Master games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 1
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 2
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 3
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Faceoffs
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal!
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal! 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Journey Down Trilogy
| SkyGoblin
| BlitWorks
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Jurassic Park: Classic Games Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES, Genesis, Game Boy & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jurassic World Aftermath Collection
| Coatsink Software
| Coatsink Software
| Meta Quest games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 十三支演義偃月三国伝1・2 for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Immortal John Triptych
| Joe Richardson
| Akupara Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| In The Dark Collection
| Caracal Games
| Caracal Games
| Aftermarket Game Boy Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jigsaw Fun 3-in-1 Collection
| Mindscape
| Mindscape
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| かまいたちの夜×3
| Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft
| SNES & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 神々の悪戯 Unite Edition
| Nippon Ichi Software
| Broccoli
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KEMCO RPG Selection series
| Various
| KEMCO
| Mobile phone & PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 喧嘩番長乙女ダブルパック
| Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft
| PlayStation Vita games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kid's Art & Puzzle
| Soroka Games
| Soroka Games
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX-
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS - HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX - Cloud Version
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue Cloud Version
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Kingdom Hearts games
| {{Na}}
|-
| KINGDOM HEARTS INTEGRUM MASTERPIECE for Cloud
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Majestic
| Maximum Games
| Maximum Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom of Asteborg
| Neofid Studios
| PixelHeart
| Aftermarket Genesis games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Kirakira stars idol project Memories
| Edia
| Edia
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series
| Monkeycraft
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| くにおくんザ・ワールド～クラシックスコレクション～
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kyukyoku TigerHeli -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Langrisser I & II
| Kadokawa
| Kadokawa
| Sega Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Lara Croft Collection
| Feral Interactive
| Feral Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Last Ninja Collection + Bonus Games
| System 3 Software
| System 3 Software
| European PC games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver 1&2 Remastered
| Aspyr
| Aspyr
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| LEGO Harry Potter Collection
| TT Games
| Warner Bros. Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Life is Strange Arcadia Bay Collection
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| PC/console/handheld games
| {{~}}
|-
| Lost Phones Stories
| Plug In Digital
| Plug In Digital
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Lunar Remastered Collection
| Game Arts
| Gung Ho Entertainment
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 1
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (1-3)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 2
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (4-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (1-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection 2
| Various
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (7-10)
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Star Force games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection
| M2
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (1-4)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2
| Digital Works
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (5-8)
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Zero and ZX games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Midway Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.1
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.2
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics: MATURE 17+]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 Mature/Adult games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| NES and Disk System games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| RetroRealms Double Feature: Halloween and Ash vs Evil Dead
| WayForward Technologies
| Boss Team Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ROUTE16 Collection
| Gotch Technology
| Sunsoft
| Arcade, NES & Nintendo Switch games
| {{~}}
|-
| SNK 40th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| NIS America
| SNK Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[m2engage|SEGA Genesis – Nintendo Switch Online]]
| M2
| Nintendo
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Classics
| D3T
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Origins
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Origins Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Milestones series
| Hamster Corporation
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Konami
| Konami Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. I
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. II
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Flashback
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics|Virtual Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Virtual Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゼロファイアー -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Ghoul Patrol
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch 2===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| [[Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics|Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| GameCube games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Sega==
===SG-1000/SC-3000===
🖭 = SC-3000 only (tape format) 
💾 = SC-3000 only (SF-7000 required) 
× = Incompatible with the Sega Master System

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Pack 1 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 2 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 3 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| The Complete Arcade Pack Collection 💾
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Gold Pack 💾
| Scorpion Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II Multicart × (aftermarket; SC-3000 only)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000 & SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART (aftermarket)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Supertape 1 🖭
| John Sands
| SC-3000 games
|-
|}

===Sega Master System===
× = Incompatible with the Sega Genesis

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Smash Hits
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Astro Warrior / Pit Pot
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Best 25 × (unlicensed)
| Zemina
| MSX games
|-
| Game Box Série Corridas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Game Box Série Lutas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Astro Warrior
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Safari Hunt
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Master Games 1
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART × (aftermarket; fully playable on Mark III, partially playable on other models)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 125 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 75 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
|}

===Sega Genesis===
⊚ = Sega CD only

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| 2 Games on One Cart: Fantastic Dizzy and Cosmic Spacehead
| Codemasters
| NES games
|-
| 40 Bonus Games in 1 (aftermarket)
| AtGames
| Genesis & Firecore games
|-
| 6-Pak
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Ecco the Dolphin CD ⊚
| SEGA
| Sega CD games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 1 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 2 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Heart of the Alien: Out of this World Parts I and II ⊚
| Interplay Entertainment
| Amiga & Sega CD games
|-
| Sega Classics Arcade Collection ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Wondermega Collection ⊚
| Victor Musical Industries
| Genesis & Sega CD games
|-
|}

===Sega Game Gear===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classics
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| The Excellent Dizzy Collection
| Codemasters
| NES & PC games
|-
| Sonic 2 in 1
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
|-
|}

===Sega Saturn===
The Saturn has potential to [[Emulators on Saturn|emulate]] some 8-bit hardware, but due to low sales, most companies preferred to just port their games natively.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 1 Shuu Gekitsuiou no Jidai
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 2 Shuu Makai to Kishi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 3 Shuu Koko ni Rekishi Hajimaru
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 4 Shuu Kokou no Eiyuu
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 5 Shuu Kakutouka-tachi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Detana Twinbee Yahho! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Falcom Classics
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Falcom Classics II
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gradius Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ImageFight & XMultiply: Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Irem Arcade Classics
| I'MAX
| I'MAX
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Antiques MSX Collection Ultra Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| MSX games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Langrisser: Dramatic Edition
| Masaya
| Masaya
| Genesis & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Legend of Heroes I & II Eiyuu Densetsu
| Highwaystar
| GMF
| PC-8801 games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Lovely Pop 2 in 1 Jan Jan Koi Shimasho
| Visco
| Visco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Parodius / Gokujou Parodius Da! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Salamander Deluxe Pack Plus
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Columns Arcade Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages I Love Mickey Mouse: Fushigi no Oshiro Daibouken I Love Donald Duck: Guruzia Ou no Hihou
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 2
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Phantasy Star Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Ages Rouka ni Ichidant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Vol. 1 Syukudai ga Tant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages: Volume 1
| Rutubo Games
| Working Designs / SEGA
| Saturn versions of Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Jam
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Street Fighter Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Super Real Mahjong Graffiti
| Seta
| Seta
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Taito Chase H.Q. Plus S.C.I.
| Taito
| Taito
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 1
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 2
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis & Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Storm & Road Blaster
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Gal & Ninja Hayate
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry Llylgamyn Saga
| Thunderstone
| Locus
| Remakes of Apple II games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry VI & VII Complete
| Data East
| Data East
| Remakes of MS-DOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wonder 3 Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Dreamcast===
It is better to use [[Emulators on Dreamcast|unofficial emulators]] over most compilations.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anniversary Edition
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Dream Passport 3
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games as demos
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Pia Carrot e Youkoso!! 2.5
| Cocktail Soft
| NEC Interchannel
| Dreamcast and Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pro Pinball Trilogy
| Cunning Developments
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack Volume 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| [[Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1]]
| Aspect
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Microsoft==
===Xbox===
Being a redux PC, the Xbox received a fair amount of [[Emulators on Xbox|emulated]] video game compilations from the PS2. Many of these were released only in United States and Europe.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
| 369 Interactive
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dead or Alive Ultimate
| Team Ninja
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| BrezzaSoft
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Silent Scope Complete
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| Sega
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Empire Interactive
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Classic Arcade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Namco/Midway Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Xbox 360===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Remasters of Dreamcast games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.1
| Konami
| Konami
| PS1 & Konami Arcade games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.2
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Backbone Entertainment
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.1
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.2
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| Sakura Flamingo Archives.
| KLON
| KLON
| SEGA NAOMI Arcade games.
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Unplugged Vol.1
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Compilation Disc
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Game Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox 360 Triple Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Capcom Digital Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Xbox 360 Arcade games
|-
| Namco Museum Virtual Arcade
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Bandai Games
| Xbox 360 & Namco Arcade games
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|}

===Xbox One===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Xbox Series X/S 
◎ = Can be played on Windows 10 PCs through Xbox Play Anywhere; powered by Universal Windows Platform

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Rare Replay
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Rare games
|-
|}

==Sony==
===PlayStation===
Despite being the ace of its generation, the PlayStation was not a very good machine for processing power. Therefore, companies preferred to port their games over using [[Emulators on PlayStation|emulators]] instead. And the results ended up not being great anyway.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 2===
Repeating the same success from its predecessor, the PlayStation 2 had lots of [[Emulators on PlayStation 2|emulated]] games. It is notoriously known for paving the way to companies such as M2 and Hamster to be highly praised for official emulation in Japan.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| 1945 I&II The Arcade Games
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Contraband Entertainment
| Activision
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ADK Tamashii
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Art of Fighting Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bakumatsu Rouman: Gekka no Kenshi 1-2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ef - a fairy tale of the two.
| Minori
| Comfort
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| First Kiss * Monogatari I & II
| M2
| Broccoli
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fu'un Super Combo
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Game Center USA: Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Success
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunbird Special Edition
| Psikyo
| Atlus
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gunvari Collection + Time Crisis
| Namco
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-

| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 2000/2001
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| Terminal Reality
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters NESTS-hen
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| King's Field: Dark Side Box
| From Software
| From Software
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konohana Pack: 3tsu no Jikenbo
| Vridge
| Success
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marie to Elie Atelier: Salsburg no Renkinjutsu 1+2
| Gust
| Gust
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| SNES and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Memories Off Duet: 1st & 2nd Stories
| KID
| KID
| PlayStation & Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| namCollection
| Namco
| Namco
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Neverland Kenkyuushi
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 1
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 2
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 3: Sol Divide & Dragon Blaze
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| RockMan: Power Battle Fighters
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages 2500]] series
| Various
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Classics Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| DHM Interactive
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Alpha Anthology
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sunsoft Collection
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| SEGA
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Destineer
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Hit Parade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Vampire: Darkstalkers Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| World Heroes Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ys I & II: Eternal Story
| DigiCube
| DigiCube
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 3===
The system was known for receiving HD ports of PlayStation 2 games, but it also received a bunch of compilations with [[Emulators on PlayStation 3|emulators]] shared with the Xbox 360.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Cabinet
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darkstalkers Resurrection
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Devil May Cry HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DOOM Classic Complete
| Bethesda
| Doom & Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dragon Ball Z Budokai HD Collection
| Namco Bandai Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Far Cry Compilation
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Far Cry: The Wild Expedition
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fight: Double Impact
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| God of War Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| God of War: Origins Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hitman HD Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 & PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Memories Off 6 Complete
| .5pb
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Konami
| MSX, PlayStation & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid Edition
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marvel vs. Capcom Origins
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Essentials
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Orange Box
| EA Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Museum
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| R-Type Dimensions
| Tozai
| Irem Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ratchet & Clank Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryuu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD Edition
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages Online|Sega Vintage Collection]] series
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Basara HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Silent Hill HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Sly Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People
| Telltale Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spelunker Collection
| Tozai Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Syberia Collection
| Nordic Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Crisis: Razing Storm
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Classic Trilogy HD
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Tomb Raider Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation Portable===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Activision Hit Remix
| Activision Games
|
|-
| Atari Classics Evolve
| Atari Games
|
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded
| Capcom Arcade Games
|
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Remixed
| Capcom Arcade Games
|
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics 0
| SNK Arcade Games
|
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol.1
| SNK Arcade Games
|
|-
| Taito Legends Power - Up
| Taito Arcade Games
|
|-
| Taito Memories Pocket
| Taito Arcade Games
|
|-
| SEGA Genesis/MegaDrive Collection
| Genesis/MegaDrive Games
|
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| Metal Slug 1-6 Games
|
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures : Extended Play
| Midway Arcade Games
|
|-
| 2 Games in 1 - Archer Maclean's Mercury & Mercury Meltdown
| Archer & Mercury Games
|
|-
| Samurai Showdown Anthology
| Samurai Shodown Games
|
|-
| PlayStation Network Collection - The Puzzle Pack
| PSN Puzzle Pack Games
|
|-
| PlayStation Network Collection - The Power Pack
| PSN Power Pack Games
|
|-
| Parodius Portable
| Parodius Games
|
|-
| Mega Minis Vol 1-3
| Mega Mini Games
|
|-
| Namco Museum Vol 1-2
| Namco Museum Arcade Games
|
|-
| Namco Museum - Battle Collection
| Namco Museum Games
|
|-
| Gradius Collection
| Gradius Games
|
|-
| Final Fantasy IV - The Complete Collection
| Final Fantasy |V Games
|
|-
| EA Replay
| EA Arcade Games
|
|-
| Memories Off - After Rain
| Memories Games
|
|-
| D.C.I&II P.S.P. -Da Capo I&II- Plus Situation Portable
| D.C l&ll Games
|
|-
| Space Invaders Pocket
| Space Invaders Games
|
|-
| Ys I & II Chronicles
| Ys l&ll Games
|
|-
| TwinBee Portable
| TwinBee Games
|
|-
| Genso Suikoden I & II
| Suikoden l&ll Games
|
|-
| Salamander Portable
| Salamander Games
|
|}

===PlayStation 4===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 
◎ = Has a native PlayStation 5 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Arcade Archives
| Emulated arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|-
| ACA Neo Geo
| Neo Geo MVS arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|}

===PlayStation 5===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 Pro

==Windows==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Atari Vault
| Code Mystics
| Atari
|
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Four Dreamcast remasters
|-
| Sega Mega Drive and Genesis Classics
| SEGA, D3T Ltd
| SEGA
|
|}

==Android==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Gameloft Classics : 20th Years*
| J2ME GameLoft Games
| GameLoft
|-
| 101-in-1 Game Anthology
| Random Games
| Nordcurrent
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Classic Activision Games
| Activision
|-
| SEGA Classics
| Mega Drive/Master System Games
| SEGA
|-
| Retro Games Vol.1
| Arcade Games
| The Little Game Studio
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 1
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 2
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| Atari Great Hits Pro
| Atari 2600 Games
| Atari
|-
| Namco Arcade
| Arcade Games
| BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc
|-
| Pixel Puzzle Collection
| Pixel Games
| Konami
|-
| Pastimes
| Puzzle Games
| Senior Games
|-
| 2 Player Game Collection
| Puzzle Games
| Raka Games
|-
| MicroSoft Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| MicroSoft
|-
| Atari Games
| Atari Games
| Atari
|-
| Magic Salmon Portable : Mini Game Collection
| Mini Games
| Magic Salmon Production Ltd
|-
| 250+ Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| Alexei Anoshenko
|-
| Metal Pack
| Metal Slug Games
| SNK
|-
| Pinball HD
| Pinball Games
| Brain Vault
|-
| Pinball Deluxe : Reloaded
| Pinball Games
| Made Of Bits
|-
| Zaccaria Pinball
| Pinball Games
| Magic Pixel KFT
|-
| Chess 3D Animation : Real Battle Chess 3D Online
| Chess Games
| Skyisland Games
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"|† Gameloft Classic
|-
|
* Abracadaball
* Alien Quarantine
* Avalanche Snowboarding
* Block Breaker 3 Unlimited
* Block Breaker Deluxe 2
* Brain Challenge 3: Think Again!
* Bubble Bash 2
* Cannon Rats
* Date or Ditch 2
* Detective Ridley and the Mysterious Enigma
* Diamond Rush
* Gangstar 2: Kings of L.A.
* Hero of Sparta
* High School Hook Ups
* KO Legends
* Miami Nights 2: The City Is Yours
* Midnight Bowling 3
* Midnight Pool 4 (known as Midnight Pool)
* Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus
* Motocross: Trial Extreme
* My Life in New York
* N.O.V.A. Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance
* Platinum Solitaire 3
* Soul of Darkness
* Texas Hold'em Poker
* Vampire Romance
* Wild West Guns
* ZombieWood
* Zombie Infection
* Fashion Icon
|}

==See also==
* [[FOCAL]]
* [[Carbon Engine]]
* [[Project EGG]]

[[Category:Official emulators| ]]
[[Category:Official multi-emulators| ]]

NAOMI and variants

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{{Rework|reason=Potential mismatch between actual content and the original intent. Does article's name refer only to NAOMI 1 with its variants (GD-ROM, multiboard, satellite), or NAOMI 2 and variants as well, or even all NAOMI's Dreamcast-related successor arcade boards like Hikaru and Atomiswave? The only infobox provided is for NAOMI 1 at the article's start. The compatibility list is NAOMI 1 and its variants only as well, other boards are ignored, but are still listed under the Models subsection. The article should only focus either on NAOMI 1 and its variants (requiring NAOMI 2 and other boards getting their own separate articles), or rewritten to focus either on both NAOMI 1 and 2 and their variants, or even on all Dreamcast-related boards from NAOMI 1 to Cave CV1000D to avoid confusion.}}
{{Delete|Should have merged into [[Dreamcast emulators]].}}

{{Infobox computing device
| name = NAOMI
| manufacturer = [[:Sega]]
| type = [[:Category:Arcade system boards|Arcade system board]]
| release = November 1998
| discontinued = 2009
| predecessor = [[Sega Model 3]]
| successor = Sega Hikaru/Sega System SP [[Xbox emulators#Chihiro|Chihiro]]
| emulated = {{Ya}}
}}

The '''NAOMI''' ('''New Arcade Operation Machine Idea''') is an arcade system released by Sega in 1998. It was designed as a successor to [[Sega Model 3]] hardware, using a similar architecture to the [[Dreamcast emulators|Dreamcast]].

The NAOMI was succeeded by the Sega Hikaru and NAOMI 2 boards, though having out-lasted the NAOMI 2, Hikaru and Sega System SP. The [[Xbox emulators#Chihiro|Chihiro]], or possibly even the Sega Lindbergh, could also be seen as successors.

The NAOMI board and almost all of its variants were united in common by running on mostly the SH-4 32-bit RISC CPU. Next, all but two of these various boards shared their own form of the PowerVR 2 graphics processor with some differences in specifications (e.g. either single or twin CPUs). The exception was the Cave CV1000 which ran on a Hitachi SH-3 CPU and its GPU was the Altera Cyclone EP1C12 FPGA. Many of them also utilized their own Yamaha audio chipset. Sega Hikaru had its own Sega Custom 3D GPU composed of dual PowerVR 2 GPU chips.

==Models==
===[[wikipedia:List_of_Sega_arcade_system_boards#Sega_NAOMI|NAOMI]] (1998–2009)===
The Sega NAOMI had a Hitachi SH-4 CPU at 200 MHz with 56MB of RAM (568MB of RAM with GD-ROM) and a NEC-VideoLogic PowerVR2 (PVR2DC/CLX2).

====[[wikipedia:List_of_Sega_arcade_system_boards#NAOMI_Multiboard_specifications|NAOMI Multiboard]] (1999)====
The Sega NAOMI Multiboard had 112 to 869MB of RAM. The CPU was 2× to 16× Hitachi SH-4 CPU at 200 MHz with the GPU being either 2× to 16× NEC-VideoLogic PowerVR 2 (PVR2DC/CLX2).

===[[wikipedia:List_of_Sega_arcade_system_boards#Sega_Hikaru|Sega Hikaru]] (1999–2002)===
Codenamed "Samurai" The Sega Hikaru was the successor to the Model 3. The CPU was a 2× Hitachi SH-4 CPU at 200 MHz, the GPU was a Custom Chipset and NOT related to PowerVR at all. It had 100MB of RAM.

===[[wikipedia:List_of_Sega_arcade_system_boards#Sega_NAOMI_2|NAOMI 2]] (2001–2006)===
The Sega NAOMI 2 had 2 PowerVR CLX2 GPUs, a PowerVR Elan chip, and 2X the graphics memory. A prototype version of an unreleased game called ''Jet Squadron'' was made on the NAOMI 2 board in 2000 but the first officially released games started in 2001.

===[[wikipedia:Atomiswave|Atomiswave]] (2003–2009)===
The Sega Sammy Atomiswave, more commonly referred to as the Atomiswave, has a Hitachi SH-4 CPU at 200 MHz with it's GPU being a PowerVR 2. It has 16MB of VRAM and 16MB of RAM.

===[[wikipedia:Sega_Aurora#Sega_System_SP|Sega System SP]] (2004–2009)===
Not really the same as SI Electronics' "Aurora", commonly mislabelled as "Sega Aurora".

These (Gaelco, Cave, Capcom and others) shouldn't be Dreamcast based but Demul supports them

missing machines
{{YouTubeVideo|ChYWgvxJ0EU|Capcom's medal machine}} and other SH CPU-based machines

===Gaelco PowerVR-Based (1999-2002)===
PowerVR 2-based board from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaelco Spanish company]. Not their early 'Gaelco 3D' board from 1996-1998. There is also an [https://github.com/aaronsgiles/Gaelco3D inactive emulator] for the unrelated earlier Gaelco 3D system, and [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/dettaglio_mame.php?game_name=gaelco_serial&search_id=&lang=en MAME] [https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/src/mame/gaelco/gaelco3d.cpp supports] that one.

===[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_3rd_Generation Cave CV1000B] (2004–2007)===
The Cave CV1000B had a Hitachi SH-3 at 133 MHz. Note, the 'arcade_compat.txt' file inside DEmul's release archives do not have any Cave CV1000 emulation compat list, so its games' status is unknown.

===[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_3rd_Generation#Particularit%C3%A9s_techniques_du_Cave_CV1000D Cave CV1000D] (2008–2012)===
The Cave CV1000D had a new CPU which was an ISSI IS42S32400D at 166 MHz with 128MB of RAM.

==Emulators==
{{Main|Dreamcast emulators#Emulators}}

===Comparisons===
*'''[[DEmul]]''' is a closed-source emulator for Sega Dreamcast and arcade boards of Sega NAOMI and follow-up variants, including the NAOMI, Atomiswave, Hikaru, Gaelco, NAOMI 2, System SP (Aurora) and couple Cave CV1000 systems. Only non-MAME arcade ROMs work here.
*'''[[Flycast]]''' is a fork from the independent [[reicast]] emulator avaliable as a standalone emulator and as a libretro core; and seems to be more advanced in overall compatibility and feature levels of Dreamcast and several arcade boards emulation. It is possible that some optional hacks are used to achieve correct graphics on some compatible arcade games. [https://www.libretro.com/index.php/reicast-libretro-atomiswave-support/ Atomiswave support] was initiated around November 2018. Since August 2022 Flycast is able to emulate NAOMI 2 [https://github.com/flyinghead/flycast/releases/tag/v2.0].
*'''[[nullDC]]''' was the first independent, open-source Sega Dreamcast emulator to attempt emulation of the NAOMI arcade board. Its compatibility is unknown, so is not included in the NAOMI compatibility chart below. The emulator has since been superseded by its follow-up spin-off, 'reicast', although that one doesn't yet have any arcade board support. However, its libretro arm now supports partial emulation of NAOMI and Atomiswave boards.
*'''[[MAME]]''' is a long way behind DEmul in terms of compatibility but is being actively developed. It is shown to have adequate support of the NAOMI (Most games could show graphics & some are playable), and preliminary support for Atomiswave and Hikaru boards and at least [https://wiki.mamedev.org/index.php/MAME_0.127u1 BIOS] support for NAOMI 2. [https://wiki.mamedev.org/index.php/MAME_0.191 v0.191] (Oct 2017) supports SuperH CPU cores and has a preliminary SH3/SH4 recompiler for CV-1000 only. NAOMI & Hikaru driver emulation was still being worked on since then up to [https://wiki.mamedev.org/index.php/MAME_0.201 0.201] (Aug 2018).
*Starting with ''Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties'', a remake of ''Yakuza 3'', Sega implemented official NAOMI emulation, which is used to emulate the Arcade game ''Slashout''. Such move gives a new landmark on commercial emulation of Sega's legacy hardware, giving a possibility of potential emulation of Dreamcast (and other adjacent Arcade hardware) titles in 9th generation consoles and PC.
*With the release of ''Metal Slug Ultimate Collection'', M2 implemented official Atomiswave emulation, which is been used for ''Metal Slug 6''. As with ''Yakuza Kiwami 3'', it also opens the possibility of potential emulation of Dreamcast (and other adjacent Arcade hardware) titles in 9th generation consoles, the Nintendo Switch and PC from either Sega or third-parties.

{{no compatibility proof}}

==Games==
;These lists only feature games for original NAOMI and its variations, not other arcades, and are updated as of MAME 0.271 (not all of them have been tested on 0.271 though), DEmul's April 2018 build and Flycast's overall compatibility updated as of November 2024. Please retest with newer latest emulator versions and with other boards
===NAOMI===
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;width:100%"
! scope="col"|Game
! scope="col" |Flycast<ref name="Flycast">The arcade boards' [https://github.com/libretro/reicast-emulator/issues/136 compatibility lists] for reicast's libretro core can be found on that core's GitHub repository ([https://github.com/libretro/flycast/blob/master/core/hw/naomi/naomi_roms.h Official]). It now supports reading/decryption of [https://github.com/libretro/reicast-emulator/issues/371#issuecomment-435695058 all types of proper MAME rom sets for DC-based arcade systems] (NAOMI games with M1, M2, M3 & [https://www.libretro.com/index.php/reicast-libretro-naomi-and-mame-rom-support/ M4] keys-based encryption; NAOMI GD-ROM games & Atomiswave games). There is no emulation for NAOMI 2 and NAOMI 2 GD-ROMs as it's held back by the fact MAME lacks documentation on the special ELAN custom chip for geometry processing on that board. Ongoing [https://github.com/libretro/flycast/issues/418 support list of arcade platforms based on the SH-4 CPU]. Supports loading both .gdi and CHDv5 formatted files - see a [https://github.com/libretro/flycast/issues/54#issuecomment-435374418 git comment] for how to format a folder with GDI dump files into highly compressed CHD files. Merged ROMs, ROMs archived with 7zip as well as parent/split ROMs are now supported. It can play Demul-compatible ROMS (In .bin/.dat file formats).</ref>
! scope="col" |DEmul<ref name=DEmul>The arcade boards' compatibility lists for DEmul can be found inside the 'arcade_compat.txt' file inside DEmul's release archives. It covers most boards but not the Cave CV1000 boards. Also see [http://www.gametronik.com/site/rubriques/DEMUL/Utilitaires/naomi.compat.txt naomi.compat.txt].</ref>
! scope="col"|MAME<ref name=MAME>MAME has [https://wiki.mamedev.org/index.php/MNW#naomi working] but [https://wiki.mamedev.org/index.php/MNS#naomi incomplete] NAOMI board emulation. Some games are playable. Support for several other boards (i.e. System SP/Aurora & Hikaru) are very basic. GitHub compat pages: [https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/src/mame/sega/naomi.cpp NAOMI 1-2/Atomiswave], [https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/src/mame/sega/hikaru.cpp Hikaru]. adb.arcadeitalia.net's MAME compat database for [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=naomi.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 NAOMI]. Progetto Emma's [http://www.progettoemma.net/indice.php?source=naomi.cpp NAOMI compat database].</ref>
|-
|18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Ya}}
|-
|Akatsuki Blitzkampf Ausf.Achse/Akatsuki Denkou Senki||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Boat Race Ocean Heats||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Charge 'N Blast||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Cosmic Smash||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Crackin' DJ||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Crazy Taxi||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Ya}}
|-
|Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram M.S.B.S. Ver. 5.66||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Dead or Alive 2||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Dead or Alive 2 Millennium||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Death Crimson OX||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Dengen Tenshi Taisen Mahjong Shangri-La||{{~}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Dynamite Baseball NAOMI||{{~}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Dynamite Baseball '99||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Dynamite Deka EX: Asian Dynamite||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|F1 World Grand Prix||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Fish Live||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Formation Battle In May||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Giant Gram: Zen Nihon Pro Wres 2 in Nihon Budoukan||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Giant Gram 2000: Zen Nihon Pro Wres 3 Eikou no Yuushatachi||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Guilty Gear X||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|The House of the Dead 2||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Idol Janshi Suchie-Pai III||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{~}}
|-
|Illmatic Envelope (Illvelo)||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Inu no Osanpo||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Jambo! Safari||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Kasei Channel Mars TV||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Mamoru-kun wa Norowarete Shimatta! (Mamonoro)||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Manic Panic Ghosts||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Melty Blood: Actress Again||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Mushiking: The King of Beetles||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Outtrigger||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Pocket Shooting||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Puyo Puyo Da! Featuring Ellena System||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Puyo Pop Fever||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Puzzle Kurutto Stone||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Quiz Aa! Megami-sama/Quiz Ah My Goddess!||{{~}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Radirgy Noa||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Rhythm Tengoku||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Ring Out 4x4||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Samba de Amigo||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Samba de Amigo Ver.2000||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Sega Marine Fishing||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Sega Tetris||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Shooting Love. 2007||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Slashout||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Tokyo Bus Guide||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Touch de Uno!||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Touch de Uno! 2||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Toy Fighter/Waffupu||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|The Typing of the Dead||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Virtua NBA||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Virtua Striker 2 Ver. 2000||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Virtua Tennis/Power Smash||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Virtua Tennis 2/Power Smash 2||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|WaveRunner GP||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|World Series 99/Super Major League 99||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|WWF Royal Rumble (Sega)||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Zero Gunner 2||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
! colspan="4" |Capcom
|-
|Cannon Spike/Gunspike||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Ya}}
|-
|Giga Wing 2||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Heavy Metal Geomatrix||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Kidou Senshi Gundam: Renpou vs. Zeon||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Power Stone||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Power Stone 2||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Project Justice/Moero! Justice Gakuen (''Project Justice: Rival Schools 2'' in Europe)||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Spawn: In the Demon's Hand||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
! colspan="4" |Namco
|-
|Gun Survivor 2: Biohazard CODE: Veronica||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Ya}}
|-
|Mazan: Flash Of The Blade||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Ninja Assault||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Shin Nihon Pro Wrestling Toukon Retsuden 4 Arcade Edition||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|World Kicks||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Zombie Revenge||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|}

===NAOMI GD-ROM===
The NAOMI GD-ROM, released in 1999, is identical to the standard NAOMI, but uses GD-ROM discs for storage instead of ROM cartridges. It comes with a DIMM Board, which is very similar to a ROM cartridge, but with RAM instead of ROM. When a game is installed, the GD ROM content is loaded onto the DIMM Board RAM, so that the game data runs from the DIMM Board rather than the GD-ROM disc. However, the amount of up to 1GB of data on the GD ROM optical storage, compared to the more expensive ROM carts (Designed as printed circuit boards) with up to 168MB of space, came at the expense of slower loading times. Though, when the NAOMI powers-on, it copies data from the comparatively slow GD-ROM to the faster DIMM memory. Thereafter, the game executes entirely in RAM (Until either the battery goes flat, after which several days of waiting are needed before re-booting; or a different GD-ROM disc is inserted).

{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;width:100%"
! scope="col"|Game
! scope="col" |Flycast<ref name="Flycast"></ref>
! scope="col" |DEmul<ref name=DEmul></ref>
! scope="col"|MAME<ref name=MAME></ref>
|-
|Alien Front||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Border Down||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Chaos Field||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Confidential Mission||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Crackin' DJ Part 2||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Doki Doki Idol Star Seeker||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{~}}
|-
|Dragon Treasure||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Dragon Treasure II||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Dragon Treasure III||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Get Bass 2 / Sega Bass Fishing 2||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Guilty Gear XX #Reload||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Guilty Gear XX: The Midnight Carnival||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Guilty Gear XX Accent Core||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Guilty Gear XX Slash||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Ikaruga||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Jingi Storm: The Arcade||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Karous||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Kuru Kuru Chameleon||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|KyoryuKing/Dinosaur King||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|La Keyboard XYU||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Lupin the 3rd: The Shooting||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Lupin the 3rd: The Typing||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Melty Blood: Act Cadenza Ver. A||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Melty Blood: Act Cadenza Version B||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Melty Blood: Act Cadenza Version B2||{{~}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Monkey Ball||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Moeru Casinyo||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Musapey no Choco Marker||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Noukone Puzzle Takoron||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Quiz Keitai Q mode||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Radirgy||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Senko no Ronde||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Senko no Ronde New Version||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Senko no Ronde SP||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Shakatto Tambourine!||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Shakatto Tambourine! 2001 (Motto Norinori Shinkyoku Tsuika!!)||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Shakka to Tambourine! 2001 Power Up!||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Shootout Pool||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Shootout Pool Prize||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Spikers Battle||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Sports Jam||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Super Shanghai 2005||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Tetris Kiwamemichi||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|The Maze of the Kings||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Trigger Heart Exelica||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Under Defeat||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Virtua Athletics/Virtua Athlete||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Virtua Golf/Dynamic Golf||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Virtua Tennis/Power Smash (GD-ROM)||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Virtua Tennis/Power Smash 2 (GD-ROM)||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|World Series Baseball/Super Major League (NAOMI)||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
! colspan="4" |Capcom
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 Pro||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{~}}
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK 2: Millionaire Fighting 2001 (Mark of the Millennium 2001)||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Kidou Senshi Gundam: Renpou vs. Zeon||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Kidou Senshi Gundam: Renpou vs. Zeon DX||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Street Fighter Zero 3 Upper (↑)||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
! colspan="4" |Taito
|-
|Azumanga Daioh Puzzle Bobble||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Cleopatra Fortune Plus||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{~}}
|-
|ExZeus||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Pochi to Nyaa||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Psyvariar 2: The Will To Fabricate||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Shikigami no Shiro II/Castle of Shikigami II||{{~}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Trizeal||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Usagi: Yasei no Touhai - Yamashiro Mahjong-Hen/Rabbit 2||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}} ||{{~}}
|}

===NAOMI Multiboard===
The NAOMI Multiboard, released in 1999, stacks together multiple NAOMI system boards for parallel processing in a single arcade system, ranging from 2 to 16 system boards. Since the 16‑board variant is not known to have been used by any games, the Multiboard-capable games probably only utilized either a 2-board or 4-board configuration. A multiboard system would operate in parallel, increasing the power of the system tremendously. This would let a Multiboard game achieve either better graphics performance, or have a multi-monitor setup. Theoretically, a 16-board NAOMI system could do (16 x 3.5 mpps) = 56 million polygons per second maximum! Realistically, it would most likely be around 20 to 30 mpps. Then of course, there is also the issue of the CPU being capable of driving all of this hardware.

{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;width:100%"
! scope="col"|Game
! scope="col"|DEmul<ref name=DEmul></ref>
! scope="col"|Flycast<ref name=Flycast></ref>
! scope="col"|MAME<ref name=MAME></ref>
|-
|Airline Pilots
|{{Ya}} ||{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|F355 Challenge
|{{Ya}} ||{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|F355 Challenge 2: International Course Edition
|{{Ya}} ||{{Ya}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Mazan: Flash of the Blade (Multiboard version)
|{{Ya}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Sega Strike Fighter
|{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}||{{Na}}
|}

===NAOMI Satellite Terminal===
Sega's NAOMI Satellite Terminal Hardware infrastructure enabled developers to make games with multiple control terminals, so several people could sit and play a game that has one large screen. The Satellite Terminal Hardware links up to 10 NAOMI boards. Multi-terminal systems like this made use of Memory Card Reader and Dispenser (MCRD) technology. Derby Owners Club (2000) and World Club Champion Football (2002) are two applications of these technologies.

{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;width:100%"
! scope="col"|Game
! scope="col"|DEmul<ref name=DEmul></ref>
! scope="col"|Flycast<ref name=Flycast></ref>
! scope="col"|MAME<ref name=MAME></ref>
|-
|Derby Owners Club
|{{~}} ||{{Na}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Derby Owners Club 2
|{{~}} ||{{Na}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Derby Owners Club 2 Ver.2
|{{~}} ||{{Na}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Derby Owners Club 2 Ver.2.1
|{{~}} ||{{Na}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Derby Owners Club 2000
|{{~}} ||{{Na}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|Derby Owners Club World Edition
|{{~}} ||{{Na}} ||{{Na}}
|-
|The Quiz Show
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Sega Network Taisen Mahjong MJ
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Star Horse
|{{~}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Star Horse 2001
|{{~}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Star Horse 2002
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Star Horse Progress
|{{~}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Star Horse Progress Returns
|{{~}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|}

==See also==
*[[List of notable ports]]

==Resources==
* [https://segaretro.org/Sega_NAOMI Sega Retro]
* [https://treasure.wikia.com/wiki/Sega_NAOMI Treasure Wiki]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arcade_system_board Wiki's arcade system board lists.]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Sega_arcade_system_boards Wiki's list of Sega arcade system boards]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Sega_arcade_video_games Wiki's list of Sega arcade games]
* [https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_des_jeux_Naomi French Wiki's list of NAOMI games]
* [https://wiki.arcadeotaku.com/w/Category:Game_Hardware Arcade Otaku wiki]
* [http://www.system16.com/museum.php?id=1 System-16] (Games & technical specs for several NAOMI hardware)
* [https://www.uvlist.net/groups/info/arcadehardware UVList]
* [https://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=9471 Arcade Museum]
* [http://www.coinop.org/arcadesystem.aspx/70cbcf5b-0bb2-4419-a1f4-539e14cc1ad2 coinop.org]
* [http://www.nogamenoglory.com/GameInfoV2/PagesFixed/Arcade/SEGA%20Naomi/System.php NoGameNoGlory.com]
* [http://8bitplus.co.uk/articles/sega-naomi-arcade-system/ 8bitplus.co.uk] (Overview)
* [http://sega-naomi.com/resource.htm Sega-NAOMI.com] (Manuals & documentations)
* [https://www.sega-naomi.eu/ Sega-Naomi.eu] (Complete NAOMI resources fan-site]

==External Links==
* [https://www.giantbomb.com/sega-naomi/3015-8767/games/ Giantbomb]
* [http://www.thedreamcastjunkyard.co.uk/2016/01/guest-article-expanding-dreamcast.html The Dreamcast Junkyard retrospective]
* [http://romshepherd.com/index.php?topic=4325.0 romshepherd.com's thread] (DEmul's arcade setup guide)
* [https://forums.launchbox-app.com/topic/38161-sammy-atomiswave-demullaunchbox-tutorial/ forums.launchbox-app.com's thread] (DEmul's Atomiswave setup guide)
* [https://github.com/TheArcadeStriker/flycast-wiki/wiki/Getting-started-with-Flycast#naomiatomiswave-bios-files Getting Started with Flycast - NAOMI/Atomiswave BIOS files]
* [https://www.gamulator.com/roms/sega-naomi Full Set of Sega NAOMI ROMs]
* [https://www.retrostic.com/roms/naomi Sega NAOMI ROMs]
'''Sega Hikaru'''
* [https://www.giantbomb.com/sega-hikaru/3015-8768/games/ Giantbomb]
'''Gaelco PowerVR Based'''
* [http://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=804 System-16] (Also shows some older, non-related Gaelco 3D games)
* [https://www.uvlist.net/groups/info/gaelco3d-hw UVList] (Also shows non-related Gaelco 3D games)
'''Sega NAOMI 2'''
* [https://www.giantbomb.com/sega-naomi-2/3015-8774/ Giantbomb]
* [http://www.nogamenoglory.com/GameInfoV2/PagesFixed/Arcade/SEGA%20Naomi%202/System.php NoGameNoGlory.com]
'''Sammy Atomiswave'''
* [https://www.giantbomb.com/atomiswave/3015-8808/ Giantbomb]
'''Sega System SP'''
* [http://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=732 System-16] (Technical specs are likely inaccurate)
* [http://www.arcaderestoration.com/games/13337/Sega+System+SP.aspx Arcade Restoration] (MAME emulation status)
* [http://www.thedreamcastjunkyard.co.uk/2017/03/expanding-dreamcast-collection-part-5.html The Dreamcast Junkyard retrospective]
'''Cave CV-1000'''
* [https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_3rd_Generation French Wiki] (Cave 3rd gen.)

{{Sega}}
[[Category:Dreamcast]]
[[Category:Sega arcade system boards]]
[[Category:GD-ROM-based]]

Nintendo Switch Online

2026-09-09T15:01:14Z

ToycomLand:

{{WIP}}
:''This article is for emulation on the Nintendo Switch with Nintendo's official Nintendo Switch Online service. For online play see [[Nintendo Switch emulators#Connectivity|Connectivity]] and [[#Emulation of the service]].''
{{Infobox emulator
|title = Nintendo Switch Online
|logo = Nintendo Switch Online.png
|active = Yes
|platform = [[Emulators on Switch|Nintendo Switch]] [[Emulators on iOS|iOS]] [[Emulators on Android|Android]] [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch 2|Nintendo Switch 2]] [[Emulators on browsers|Web browser]]
|target = [[Nintendo Switch Online#List_of_emulators|Various]]
|compatibility = Varies by emulator
|accuracy = Varies by emulator
|version = 9.1.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo Entertainment System">NES</abbr>) 9.1.0 (<abbr title="Famicom">FC</abbr>) 6.0.0 (<abbr title="Super Nintendo Entertainment System">SNES</abbr>) 6.0.0 (<abbr title="Super Famicom">SFC</abbr>) 4.1.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy International">GB INT</abbr>) 4.1.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy Japan">GB JP</abbr>) 4.2.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 International">N64 INT</abbr>) 4.2.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 Japan">N64 JP</abbr>) 2.1.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 (18+ [R] rating for Japan and Hong Kong)">N64 +18 JP</abbr>) 2.1.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 (17+ rating in regions managed by ESRB, 18+ elsewhere)">N64 +17 INT</abbr>) 3.3.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy Advance International">GBA INT</abbr>) 3.3.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy Advance Japan">GBA JP</abbr>) 2.1.0 (<abbr title="GameCube">GC</abbr>) 1.3.0 (<abbr title="Virtual Boy">VB</abbr>) 3.1.2 (<abbr title="Sega Genesis/Mega Drive">GEN/MD</abbr>)
|architecture = ARM
|developer = <abbr title="Nintendo European Research & Development">NERD</abbr> iQue (<abbr title="Nintendo 64">N64</abbr>) Panasonic Vietnam (<abbr title="Game Boy Advance">GBA</abbr>) M2 (<abbr title="Sega Genesis/Mega Drive">GEN/MD</abbr>)
|website = [https://www.nintendo.com/us/switch/online/ American website] [https://www.nintendo.co.jp/hardware/switch/onlineservice/index.html Japanese website]
|bios = Varies by emulator
}}

'''Nintendo Switch Online''' ('''NSO''') is an official subscription service for the '''[[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]]''' and '''[[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators|Nintendo Switch 2]]'''. Working pretty much like [[Xbox Live|Xbox Live]] or [[PlayStation Network]], it provides the user with access to online game play (except for free-to-play games, which don't require NSO), cloud saves, and a compilation of retro games divided into multiple apps. A monthly or annual fee is required, with the prices varying by type of plan, and Nintendo Account type (individual or child). Some secondary services such as the ''Nintendo Music'' app for [[Emulators on iOS|iOS]], [[Emulators on Android|Android]] and PC (through [[Emulators on browsers|web browsers]]) devices also requires a Nintendo Switch Online subscription to be used. Not every country has access to the service.

The retro game apps allow the player to emulate classic systems, offering a selection of titles added by Nintendo on a very irregular basis. Some systems are locked onto the more expensive Expansion Pack tier; notably, this includes the systems for which the emulators weren't solely developed by NERD. Since the debut of Nintendo Switch 2 in June 5, 2025; these apps are now properly defined as ''Nintendo Classics'', representing an ecosystem of retro game compilations across first-party systems from the company (apps based on third-party systems are not affected by this change).

With the Nintendo Switch System Update v20.0.0, Nintendo introduced the Virtual Game Card concept, which allows the user to "borrow" software for 14 days between systems and child Nintendo Account set by a family member. However, the ''Nintendo Classics'' apps are not eligible for this function, likely to avoid Nintendo Switch Online paywall bypass.

==Online subservices==
;Game Voucher
Users with an active Nintendo Switch Online membership will be able to purchase a set of two vouchers that can be redeemed for a selection of downloadable Nintendo software. Nintendo has confirmed that the Nintendo Switch Online service would be retained on the Switch 2, although the "Game Voucher" service will not be available for Switch 2-exclusive titles.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Switch_2#Online_services]

;GameChat
A new VoIP service known as "GameChat" will be available with the Switch 2, which will allow users to conduct voice chats and screen sharing with friends. GameChat will also support video calls using an optional webcam accessory. It is accessible via a "C" button on the right Joy-Con 2. However, chat will only work with an active paid Nintendo Online subscription.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Switch_2#Online_services]

==List of emulators==
{{Main|Emulators on Nintendo Switch}}
{{Main|Emulators on Nintendo Switch 2}}
Nintendo's first-party emulators for the Nintendo Classics game apps. All of these were developed primarily, if not entirely, by [[wikipedia:Nintendo European Research & Development|Nintendo European Research & Development]]; any relevant co-developers are mentioned in the description.
;[[L-CLASSICS]] ([[NES|Nintendo Entertainment System]] & [[Super Nintendo emulators|Super Nintendo Entertainment System]])
:Based on the [[Kachikachi]] emulator that NERD originally created for the NES Classic dedicated console, with the obvious addition of SNES emulation. It's certainly not the most accurate emulation of either of these systems compared to the ''many'' third-party options, but it works well enough for all of the games offered on Nintendo Classics, and the SNES app has a surprisingly top-notch netplay system.
;[[Hiyoko]] ([[Game Boy/Game Boy Color emulators|Game Boy/Game Boy Color]])
:Unlike most of the Nintendo Classics emulators, Hiyoko seems to have been made from the ground up specifically for the service. It can only run games in Color mode and doesn't support any [[Super Nintendo emulators#Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]] enhancements, but otherwise it's very accurate and even does a good job of replicating the less common hardware for games that need it (e.g. the gyro sensor for ''Kirby's Tilt 'n' Tumble'').

===Expansion Pack only===
;[[Hovercraft]] ([[Nintendo 64]])
:Co-developed with [[wikipedia:iQue|iQue]], and even based on iQue's notoriously imperfect N64 emulator for the Wii U, Hovercraft has a rather sour reputation as the most flawed emulator that Classics has to offer. Post-release updates have done a lot to improve it, but it's still not ideal and continues to draw unfavorable comparisons (deserved or not) to [[wikipedia:Nintendo Software Technology|NST]]'s much-beloved N64 emulator for the Wii. Also, some features are Switch 2-exclusive due to processing power requirements.
;[[Sloop]] ([[Game Boy Advance]])
:Co-developed with one of Panasonic's internal software teams, Sloop is accurate enough to [https://twitter.com/LuigiBlood/status/1624005571815899136 pass the AGB Test Cartridge hardware test] (something many third-party GBA emulators couldn't do at the time of Sloop's initial release), and can even replicate the rumble feature of the GameCube's Game Boy Player for titles that supported it.
;''[[Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics]]'' ([[GameCube]])
:The GameCube games for Nintendo Classics are only playable on the Switch 2, most likely due to processing power requirements. There's a strong chance that it's based on Hagi, the same GameCube/[[Wii emulators|Wii]] emulator that was used most prominently in the limited-edition ''Super Mario 3D All-Stars''.
;''[[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics]]'' ([[Virtual Boy]])
:Unlike GameCube, Virtual Boy games are playable on both Switch systems. Due to the Virtual Boy having no region lock by default, players have the benefit of playing games that were not available in their region back then, including games that were not released in cartridge format. The emulator does a very well job on pretty much everything that is not on 3D graphics department.
;[[m2engage]] ([[Sega Genesis emulators|Sega Genesis]])
:Co-developed with the venerable [[wikipedia:M2 (game developer)|M2]], which has a long history of making first-party emulators and retro re-releases, especially for Sega. The Genesis games offered on Switch Online are mostly the same ones you'll find on other widely-available Genesis collections, but the Switch Online app is arguably the best official way to play most of them.

==Controllers==

For subscribers, Nintendo sells controllers based on the consoles that are available on the service (except for handheld systems). On Switch 1 and 2, these controllers can be used only for the app corresponding with the system that is played. Some of the general features are:

* All controllers can be connected to certain devices through Bluetooth (4.0 or higher), some of them can also be used through their USB-C connector and can even be used with common PC games through Steam;
* Most controllers behave the same as Switch Pro Controller, besides limitations on the number of buttons that are available for each design;
* All controllers had extra buttons which are exclusive to functions related to the system (HOME, Capture, Pair / Sync and C);
* A maximum of 4 controllers can be sold per Nintendo Account;
* It can be sold only for selected users who have an active NSO subscription. These controllers are not available to deliver for every NSO user around the world (Nintendo of America sells them only to users in the US and Canada, but not to Brazil, Mexico, and other countries from the Americas; for Japan, the player must be an actual resident of the country), forcing the user to reach secondary markets for additional controllers and/or variants (e.g.: eBay).

;Nintendo Entertainment System Controller (HAC-033 [left, player 1] and HAC-034 [right, player 2])
:Sold only for users of the NES NC app. It is based on the original NES controller but behaves like a Joy-Con and is always sold in a pair. Can only be charged through the Joy-Con rails.
;Family Computer Controller (HAC-035 [left, player I] and HAC-036 [right, player II])
:Sold only in Japan. It is based on the original Famicom controllers and like the NES version, it behaves like a Joy-Con and is sold in a pair. The second controller (right Joy-Con) also supports the Mic input used on several games (''The Mystery of Atlantis'').
;Super Nintendo Entertainment System Controller / Super Famicom Controller (HAC-042)
:Based on the original SNES controllers. All regional variants behave the same.
;Virtual Boy for Nintendo Switch 2/Nintendo Switch (HAC‐061)
:Not a controller, but rather, a special, non-electronic dock that is used to play Virtual Boy games. It is a replica of the original stand which also comes with red lens to attach almost every model of the system (except the Nintendo Switch Lite) into it. Despite its hefty price, it is not required to play with it, but might provide a better visual experience in certain games, such as ''Red Alarm''.
;Virtual Boy (Cardboard Model) for Nintendo Switch 2/Nintendo Switch (HAC‐047)
:A cheaper version of the dock mentioned earlier, where it functions similar to the cardboard lens from ''Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 04: VR Kit''. As the name implies, it is a dock made of cardboard, which also does use the same lens as the ''Nintendo Labo'' ones. Unlike this one, however, the player must play with the Joy-Cons attached to it all the time, which may cause arm fatigue. Again, it is not really required, but might provide a better visual experience in certain games.
;Nintendo 64 Controller (HAC‐043)
:Modeled after the original Nintendo 64 controller. All regional variants behave the same. Unlike the original, it comes with a built-in Rumble function for games that had support for Rumble Pak.
;Nintendo GameCube Controller (BEE-021)
:Modeled after the original GameCube controller, and currently, the only one who is not compatible with the original Switch. The controller features additional buttons that are not included in the original, including the respective reprints for both ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' and ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. Original GameCube controllers (plus the respective ''Smash Bros.'' reprints) can be used as substitutes for the GameCube Controller inside the GameCube app through the official Nintendo GameCube Controller Adapter sold for Wii U and Nintendo Switch.
;SEGA Genesis Control Pad / SEGA Mega Drive Control Pad (HAC‐045)
:Sold only for users of the Genesis / Mega Drive app outside Japan. The design is based on the original Control Pad for the Genesis / Mega Drive with 3-button support.
;SEGA Mega Drive Fighting Pad 6B (HAC‐046)
:Sold only for users of the Mega Drive app inside Japan. Its design is based on the Fighting Pad 6B (known as 6 Button Control Pad), although it is based on the original design sold for Japan and Asian countries, which is optimized for smaller hands.

All of these controllers works as intended on Nintendo Switch 2.<ref>https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/68426</ref> However, the NES and Famicom versions of the controllers must be charged through external methods only, as the system does not allow direct Joy-Con controllers from the original Nintendo Switch due to pinout differences.

==Game Injection==
* [http://darkakuma.z-net.us/p/cave-database-manager-v15.html CaVE Database Manager]: A tool that allows the user to create additional entries from external ROMs (or a whole new database) stored in the microSD card. It is not recommended to use pre-made packs that cover a whole romset due to the high chance of the app itself crashing (loading too many entries at once) and the possibility of duplicated entries through emulator updates (e.g.: Internal entry from the app conflicting with a user-made entry). To load your custom entries on Nintendo Switch emulators, you can do:
**[[Yuzu]] and any of its forks: Copy the database folder of the desired app to the folder where belongs your virtual SD card, such as <code>C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\yuzu\sdmc\atmosphere\content\</code>
**[[Ryujinx]] and any of its forks: Copy the database folder of the desired app to the <code>Ryujinx\portable\mods\contents\</code> folder. This method assumes that you're using Ryujinx in "Portable" mode.

==Emulation of the service==
{{Main|Nintendo Switch emulators#Hardware features and peripherals}}
{{Main|Nintendo Switch 2 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals}}
{{Main|Preservation projects#Private platform servers}}
*There was a service called [https://web.archive.org/web/20201103044650/https://raptor.network/ Raptor Network] and [https://web.archive.org/web/20201103042150/https://yuzu-emu.org/entry/yuzu-x-raptor/ yuzu emulator once offered beta support] for Raptor Network. However, [https://web.archive.org/web/20240304181556/https://yuzu-emu.org/entry/yuzu-x-raptor/ this feature was later removed].
*On July 21, 2024, the "NVNProgram" claimed that a custom Ryujinx build can connect to Nintendo Switch Online for Splatoon 3 matches, supposedly for the first time.[https://x.com/NVNprogram/status/1815040595833844201]
*On November 5, 2024, Nintendo confirmed that the service and its apps would be playable in Nintendo Switch 2 through backwards compatibility[https://x.com/NintendoCoLtd/status/1853972163033968794/], including its use on native games. This indirectly also confirms the support of Nintendo Accounts in the system.

So in summary, there is no [[Preservation_projects#Private_platform_servers|preservation project for emulating Nintendo Switch Online private platform server service]], or any kind of implementation on the emulator side ([[Nintendo Switch emulators#Hardware features and peripherals]], [[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals]]) to connect official servers at the moment. Having said that, [[#List_of_emulators|emulators of the Nintendo Switch Online service]] are supported by [[Ryujinx]] and [[yuzu]], including their respective forks.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode=packed caption="Nintendo Classics icon gallery">
NESNC.png|Nintendo Entertainment System icon
<includeonly>FCNC.png|Family Computer icon</includeonly>
SNESNC.png|Super Nintendo Entertainment System icon (The Americas)
SFCNC.png|Super Famicom icon
SNESNCPAL.png|Super Nintendo Entertainment System icon (Europe, Oceania, South Korea)
VBNC.png|Virtual Boy icon
N64NC.png|Nintendo 64 icon
GBNC.png|Game Boy icon
GBANC.png|Game Boy Advance icon
NGCNC.png|Nintendo GameCube icon
</gallery>

==See also==
;Related articles
*[[Preservation projects]]
;Online play on older Nintendo consoles
*[[Early online services]] (Includes services by Nintendo & for Nintendo products)
*[[Nintendo Network]] (Wii U & 3DS)
*[[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]] (DS, DSi & Wii)
*[[Netplay#Nintendo_Consoles|Netplay on Nintendo consoles]] (Netplay inside emulators for Nintendo's consoles, this shouldn't be confused with [[:Category:Online_services|Online services]] though)
[[Category:Official emulators]]
[[Category:Official multi-emulators]]
[[Category:Online services]]
[[Category:Nintendo online services]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Game Boy/Game Boy Color emulators}}
{{Sega Genesis emulators}}

Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics

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ToycomLand:

{{Infobox emulator
|logo = NGCNC.png
|logowidth = 256
|developer = [[Nintendo]]
|version = 2.1.0 (INT) 2.1.0 (JP)
|platform = [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch 2|Nintendo Switch 2]]
|target = [[Nintendo GameCube emulators|Nintendo GameCube]]
|architecture = ARM
|active = Yes
|website = [https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/nintendo-gamecube-nintendo-classics-switch-2/ nintendo.com]
|license = {{License|Proprietary}}
}}
'''Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics'''<ref>It is currently unknown if the emulator has an internal codename.</ref> is a compilation of emulated [[Nintendo GameCube emulators|Nintendo GameCube]] games that is part of the '''Nintendo Classics''' series for [[Nintendo Switch Online]] Expansion Pack members, exclusively for [[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators|Nintendo Switch 2]] owners.

==Overview==
GameCube games were added to the Nintendo Switch Online service in June 2025, right on the Nintendo Switch 2's launch day. It is one of the three ways to play [[Official emulators|emulated games on the system]] available at the launch (the other two were select [[Arcade emulators|Arcade]] titles such as ''Arcade Archives 2 RIDGE RACER'' and the ones included inside ''Yakuza 0 Director's Cut''). Following its debut, all apps related to the Nintendo hardware were updated in the same year to adopt a branding known as ''Nintendo Classics'' (due to its low update priority and third-party nature, the [[Sega Genesis emulators|Sega Genesis]] one remains immune to it). Three games were available of to play at the beginning. While the app is presented as a demonstration of how the system can be powerful enough to handle GameCube emulation, it was launched with several problems at beginning, such as input lag, analog stick range and frame drops. Some of these problems were fixed through updates, but overall, it is accurate enough when compared to how [[Hovercraft]] is for [[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]] games.

Despite being disputed, the emulator used in the app might be based on [[Hagi]], a partial GameCube and [[Wii emulators|Wii]] emulator developed by Nintendo European Research & Development (NERD) that has been used on certain re-releases of games from these systems on [[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]]. A chance of the emulator being based on [[Lingcod]], a Wii (and GameCube, but went unused) emulator for the Chinese version of [[Emulators on Android|NVIDIA Shield TV]] is not discarded either, as both the Shield TV and Nintendo Switch 2 are ARM-powered devices.

As with other ''Nintendo Classics'' apps, it does support in-game dedicated remapping controls, but not rewind. It is possible to play the original BIOS animation by holding certain button combinations during startup. Using the dedicated controller (the one that is sold on My Nintendo Store, see [[Nintendo Switch Online#Controllers|Controllers]]) allows the player to hear sound effects from ''Super Mario Sunshine'' while on the menu.

==Features==
* Supports online and Local Play (up to 4 players);
* Video filters can be applied;
* Allows exchange of regional variants in the International version of the app (USA and/or European versions);
* Allows connection of original GameCube controllers on TV mode through the GameCube Controller Adapter made for [[Wii U emulators|Wii U]] and/or Nintendo Switch;
** The respective ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' and ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' GameCube controller reprints can also be used.
* Interaction with Game Boy Advance games through [[Sloop]] is unsupported (e.g.: ''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'');
* Does not support ''Pokémon HOME'' service for select games (e.g.: ''Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness'');
* Content from Triforce versions of GameCube games are not available (e.g.: ''F-Zero GX'');
* Rewind is unsupported;
* Individual input remapping for each game;
* Analog stick range has been fixed (ver. 1.6.0);
* HDR support has been added (ver. 1.6.0).

==Games==
This emulator has official compatibility for 11 games, which are:
* The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
* F-Zero GX
* SoulCalibur II
* Super Mario Strikers
* Chibi-Robo!
* Luigi's Mansion
* Wario World
* Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
* Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness
* Super Mario Sunshine (also available on the original Switch as part of ''Super Mario 3D All-Stars'')
* Star Fox Adventures

The following games will be available through updates:
* Pokémon Colosseum

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Emulators]]
[[Category:Console emulators]]
[[Category:Home console emulators]]
[[Category:GameCube emulators]]
[[Category:Official emulators]]
[[Category:Nintendo Switch 2 emulation software]]
[[Category:Active emulation software]]

Video game compilations

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ToycomLand: /* Nintendo Switch */

==Nintendo==
===Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Donkey Kong Classics
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II
| Square
| NES games
|-
| Quattro Adventure (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Arcade (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Sports (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt / World Class Track Meet
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Tetris / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Spike V'Ball / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
|}

===Game Boy===
◎ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 1: Asteroids / Missile Command ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 2: Centipede / Millipede ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 3: Galaga / Galaxian ◎
| Nintendo
| Namco Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 4: Defender / Joust ◎
| Nintendo
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classics: Super Breakout / Battlezone ◎
| THQ
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Bomberman Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy & NES games
|-
| Bugs Bunny Collection ◎
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Commodore 16+4 Pack (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Dracula's Castle Collection (aftermarket)
| Habit Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery 2 ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Genjin Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II
| Acclaim
| Game Boy games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 1 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 2 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 3 ◎
| Namco
| NES & Game Boy games
|-
| Pachio-kun Game Gallery
| Coconuts Japan
| Game Boy games
|-
| Pinball Deluxe
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Race Days
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Selection I & II: Erabareshi Mono & Ankoku no Fuuin
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Sports Collection
| Tonkin House
| Game Boy games
|-
| Taito Variety Pack
| Taito
| Game Boy games
|-
|}

===Super Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Caravan Shooting Collection
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
|-
| Dragon Quest I & II
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| EMIT Value Set
| Koei
| SNES games
|-
| Kyuuyaku Megami Tensei
| Atlus
| NES games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Midway
| Atari Games Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Arcade Classics
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 1
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 2
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Ninja Gaiden Trilogy
| Tecmo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Tetris & Dr. Mario
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Williams
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Wizardry I-II-III: Story of Llylgamyn
| Media Factory
| NES games
|-
|}

===Virtual Boy===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Space Invaders Virtual Collection
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
|-
|}

===Nintendo 64===
Although the system has enough power to emulate at least the [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|NES]] and [[Emulators on Nintendo 64|other systems]], very few official games made use of emulation, likely due to the system not being optimized for 2D graphics rendering.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Doubutsu no Mori
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 64
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Game Boy Color===
× = Not backwards compatible with the original Game Boy or Super Game Boy 
○ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Blupi's Adventures ○ (aftermarket)
| Homebrew Factory
| PC games
|-
| Bomberman Selection ×
| Hudson
| Game Boy games
|-
| Dragon Warrior I & II ○
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 2 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 3 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Metamorphosis Collection (aftermarket)
| incube8 Games
| Game Boy games
|-
| Micro Machines 1 and 2: Twin Turbo ×
| THQ
| Game Boy games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade Hits: Joust / Defender
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Midway presents Arcade Hits: Moon Patrol / Spy Hunter
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Irem/Midway Arcade games
|-
| Ms. Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Game Boy games
|-
| R-Type DX
| Epoch
| Game Boy games
|-
| Rugrats Portable Collection ○ (aftermarket)
| Limited Run Games
| Game Boy & Game Boy Color games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics II (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
|}

===Game Boy Advance===
Alongside the [[Classic NES Series]], the GBA proved to be a great way to play NES games on the go with certain compilations that used [[PocketNES]].

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Aspyr
| Aspyr
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anniversary Advance
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Capcom Classics Mini Mix]]
| Sensory Sweep Studios
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Centipede / Breakout / Warlords
| Epicenter Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Classic NES Series|Famicom Mini Collection]] (unreleased; prototype dumped)
| Nintendo
| iQue
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
| TOSE
| Square Enix
| WonderSwan games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 4
| TOSE
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gauntlet / Rampart
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hudson Best Collection]] series
| Hudson
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| JaJaMaru Jr. Denshouki: Jaleco Collection mo AriSourou
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kessakusen! Ganbare Goemon 1, 2: Yuki-hime to McGuiness
| Jupiter
| Konami
| SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Collector's Series: Arcade Advanced
| KCE America
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Kunio-Kun Nekketsu Collection]] series
| Million
| Atlus
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Marble Madness / Klax
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits
| Pocket Studios
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Millipede / Super Breakout / Lunar Lander
| Gravity-I
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Moero!! Jaleco Collection]]
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mother 1+2
| Pax Softnica
| Nintendo
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Collection
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Pac-Man games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Paperboy / Rampage
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Phantasy Star Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pong / Asteroids / Yars' Revenge
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Power Pro Kun Pocket 1, 2
| Diamond Head
| Konami
| Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sansara Naga 1x2
| Groove Box Japan
| Victor Interactive Software
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Arcade Gallery
| BITS Studios
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack
| CodeFire
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spy Hunter / Super Sprint
| Black Lantern Studios
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wisdom Tree GBA Collection (aftermarket)
| Wisdom Tree
| Piko Interactive
| NES games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo GameCube===
The GameCube has enough power to [[Emulators on GameCube|emulate]] many 8-bit and 16-bit hardware, including some consoles from the last generation. This also include the GBA, despite the existence of the Game Boy Player.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Animal Crossing
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos: Owaranai Tsubasa to Ushinawareta Umi Complete Box
| Namco
| GameCube and NES games
| {{~}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition
| Nintendo
| NES & Nintendo 64 games (Disk System and Nintendo 64 games in Japan)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| NES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| SNES & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Nintendo Puzzle Collection
| Nintendo
| NES, SNES and Nintendo 64 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pokémon Box: Ruby & Sapphire
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pokémon Channel
| Nintendo
| Pokémon Mini games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo DS===
Compilations with emulators started to be popular on the DS, but [[Emulators on Nintendo DS|unofficial emulators]] expanded the possibilities even further. Some emulators also uses the extra power of Nintendo DSi hardware.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 1
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 2
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crimson Room
| Takagism
| Success
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fushigi Yuugi DS
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection 2
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Virtual Play Games
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Konami Classics Series: Arcade Hits
| M2
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Legacy of Ys: Books I & II
| Interchannel-Holon
| Interchannel-Holon
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero Collection
| Inti Creates
| Capcom
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum DS
| M2
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Retro Atari Classics
| Taniko
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sonic Classic Collection
| Creative Assembly
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii===
For many, the Wii is one of the best resorts when it comes to retro game emulation: The [[Virtual Console]] plus analog video outputs and the amount of [[Emulators on Wii|emulators and source ports]] for the system. The latter did not prevent compilations with official emulator(s) to appear in physical media, though.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Complete
| Aksys Games
| WiiWare games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Data East Arcade Classics
| Majesco
| Data East Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon Quest 25 Shuunen Kinen: Famicom & Super Famicom Dragon Quest I-II-III
| Square Enix
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunblade NY & L.A. Machineguns Arcade Hits Pack
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kirby's Dream Collection: Special Edition
| Nintendo
| GB, NES, SNES & N64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mad Dog McCree: Gunslinger Pack
| Majesco
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo and Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metroid Prime Trilogy
| Nintendo
| GameCube & Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Milestone Shooting Collection 2
| Milestone
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum Megamix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Remix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars: 25th Anniversary Edition
| Nintendo
| Super Mario All-Stars for SNES
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Shooting Collection
| UFO Interactive
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo 3DS===
The 3DS initially had troubles to run [[Emulators on Nintendo 3DS|emulators]] (even worse in official grounds) outside of Virtual Console and Sega's own [[Sega 3D Classics|3D Classics]]. Thanks to the New 3DS models, it become more feasible to use [[RetroArch]] to emulate pretty much everything up to the PlayStation over the years.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Exient Entertainment
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Saga
| Gaijin Games
| Aksys Games
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cut the Rope: Triple Treat
| FUN Labs
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Inazuma Eleven 1-2-3: Endou Mamoru Densetsu
| Level-5
| Level-5
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| J Legend Retsuden
| Gotch Technology
| Bandai Namco Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kunio-kun Nekketsu Complete: Famicom-Hen
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions
| Gotch Technology
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Nostatic Software
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Classics Collection]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives 3: Final Stage]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii U===
Unlike its predecessor, the Wii U lacked diversity of (even unofficial) [[Emulators on Wii U|emulators]], besides the Virtual Console. As with the 3DS, RetroArch became the de-facto way to emulate 8-bit to 32-bit game consoles.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Horberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD for Wii U
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| SHMUP Collection
| Pixelheart
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Xbox 360 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch===
Being the second best-selling video game console in the whole world (with a high possibility of being the first), the Nintendo Switch has lots of compilations in form of emulators, remakes, HD remasters, and, sometimes, source ports even. While there is [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch|unofficial emulators]], it became unappealing to mod a Switch just for emulation overtime, due to the ascension of Windows/Android gaming handhelds.

× = Incompatible with the Nintendo Switch 2 
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Nintendo Switch 2 
◎ = Has a native Nintendo Switch 2 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Abarenbo Tengu & Zombie Nation
| City Connection
| City Connection
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Accolade Sports Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Genesis and Amiga games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ace Attorney Investigations Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アイカギ　きみと一緒にパック
| Azarashi Software
| iMel
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| アケアカNEOGEO セレクション series
| Hamster Corporation
| SNK
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アレスタコレクション
| M2
| M2
| Master System and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Angry Video Game Nerd I & II Deluxe
| FreakZone
| Retroware
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Another Code: Recollection
| Arc System Works
| Nintendo
| Nintendo DS and Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS and 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Arcade Classics Anniversary Collection
| Hamster Corporation
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Flashback Classics
| Code Mystics
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Azure Striker GUNVOLT: STRIKER PACK
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Azure Striker Gunvolt Trilogy Enhanced
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| バロック屋
| Sting
| Sting
| PC and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos I & II HD Remaster
| logicalbeat
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| GameCube games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bear With Me: The Complete Collection
| Exordium Games
| Miyagi Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Archives (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Collection (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bill & Ted's Excellent Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BioShock: The Collection
| Virtuos
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Blizzard Arcade Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Blizzard Entertainment
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Borderlands Legendary Collection
| Turn Me Up Games
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| A Boy and His Blob: Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Ziggurat
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Braveland Trilogy
| Tortuga Team
| Ellada Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Breakers Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BROTHERS CONFLICT　 Precious Baby for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bubsy In: The Purrfect Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Atari
| Bubsy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cabela's The Hunt and Bass Pro Shops The Strike Combo Pack
| Cokem International
| Cokem International
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection 2
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Advance Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Game Boy Advance & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Dominus Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Nintendo DS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| CHAOS;HEAD / CHAOS;CHILD らぶChu☆Chu！ DOUBLE PACK
| Mages.
| Mages.
| PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space
| Eden Industries
| KEMCO
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cho Aniki Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of Mana
| M2
| Square Enix
| Mana games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of SaGa: Final Fantasy Legend
| Racjin
| Square Enix
| Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Company of Heroes Collection
| Relic Entertainment
| Feral Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Contra Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cosmic Fantasy Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
| Toys for Bob
| Activision
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cronostase Electric Collection
| Cronostase
| Penguin Pop Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cthulhu Mythos ADV 闇に囁く狂気＆呪禍に沈む島
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Arcade
| M2
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Console
| M2
| Taito
| Taito console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dead Fun Pack: Penguins and Aliens Strike Again
| Pixel Bones Studios
| EnjoyUp Games
| Wii U games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Deathsmiles I･II
| CAVE
| City Connection
| CAVE Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition
| Media.Vision
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Disney Afternoon Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Disney/Capcom NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| Disney console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Distraint Collection
| Jesse Makkonen
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ドカポン3・2・1 スーパーコレクション!
| Sting
| Sting
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| DOOM + DOOM II
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom and Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Double Dragon & Kunio-kun Retro Brawler Bundle
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ドラゴンクエストヒーローズI・II for Nintendo Switch
| Koei Tecmo Games
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Digital Leisure
| Digital Leisure
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DreadOut: Remastered Collection
| Digital Happiness
| Soft Source
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeon Slime Collection
| Pequi Studios
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| dweeMIXED: Thwee Pack
| magicdweedoo
| magicdweedoo
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Earnest Evans Collection
| Mighty Rabbit Studios
| Edia
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Collection: Handheld
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Atari Lynx games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Games – Sports Collection
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection
| Atlus
| SEGA
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Evoland: Legendary Edition
| Shiro Games
| Shiro Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ExZeus: The Complete Collection
| Sickhead Games
| Ziggurat
| PlayStation 2 and PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fairune Collection
| Skipmore
| Flyhigh Works
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Famicom Detective Club: The Two-Case Collection
| Mages.
| Nintendo
| Famicom Disk System games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FATE: Reawakened
| Tableflip Games
| Tableflip Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Felix the Cat
| Limited Run Games
| Konami
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fighting Fantasy Classics Vol. 1
| Tin Man Games
| Tin Man Games
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fighting Force Collection
| Implicit Conversions
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| PlayStation Vita games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FLOWERS 四季
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Flying Fire Shark: Toaplan Arcade Garage
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FoxyLand Collection
| BUG-Studio
| Ratalaika Games
| Xbox One & PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FRAMED Collection
| Loveshack Entertainment
| Loveshack Entertainment
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Freddi Fish Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery
| Grace Bruxner
| worm club
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| フルキスSS
| Entergram
| Entergram
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hiyoko|Game Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy and Game Boy Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sloop|Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゲームセンターCX 有野の挑戦状 1+2 REPLAY
| indiesZero
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| がんばれゴエモン大集合！
| M2
| Konami
| Konami domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| GEX Trilogy
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gleylancer and Gynoug: Classic Shmups Pack
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gobliiins Collection
| Red Art Games
| Red Art Games
| PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Golden Tee Arcade Classics
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gradius Origins
| M2
| Konami
| Gradius games
| {{~}}
|-
| Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition
| Grove Street Games
| Rockstar Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Grandia HD Collection
| Game Arts
| GungHo Online Entertainment
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Grisaia Trilogy
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gruniożerca Trilogy
| Take IT Studio!
| Take IT Studio!
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Hörberg Productions
| Hörberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hakuoki: Chronicles of Wind and Blossom
| Idea Factory
| eastasiasoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 薄桜鬼真改遊戯録　隊士達の大宴会 for Nintendo Switch
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Heretic + Hexen
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Hidden Gems: Volume One
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Him & Her Collection
| Willams
| QUByte Interactive
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hook: Complete Edition
| Maciej Targoni
| Ultimate Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hotline Miami Collection
| Dennaton Games
| Devolver Digital
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Humongous Classic Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| HUNDRED FIRES: The rising of red star -Complete Edition-
| Naili Studio
| David Amado Fernández
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| IGS Classic Arcade Collection
| IGS
| IGS
| PolyGame Master games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 1
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 2
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 3
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Faceoffs
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal!
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal! 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Journey Down Trilogy
| SkyGoblin
| BlitWorks
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Jurassic Park: Classic Games Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES, Genesis, Game Boy & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jurassic World Aftermath Collection
| Coatsink Software
| Coatsink Software
| Meta Quest games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 十三支演義偃月三国伝1・2 for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| かまいたちの夜×3
| Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft
| SNES & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 神々の悪戯 Unite Edition
| Nippon Ichi Software
| Broccoli
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kyukyoku TigerHeli -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Last Ninja Collection + Bonus Games
| System 3 Software
| System 3 Software
| European PC games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 1
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (1-3)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 2
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (4-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (1-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection 2
| Various
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (7-10)
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Star Force games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection
| M2
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (1-4)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2
| Digital Works
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (5-8)
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Zero and ZX games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Midway Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.1
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.2
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics: MATURE 17+]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 Mature/Adult games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| NES and Disk System games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| RetroRealms Double Feature: Halloween and Ash vs Evil Dead
| WayForward Technologies
| Boss Team Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ROUTE16 Collection
| Gotch Technology
| Sunsoft
| Arcade, NES & Nintendo Switch games
| {{~}}
|-
| SNK 40th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| NIS America
| SNK Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[m2engage|SEGA Genesis – Nintendo Switch Online]]
| M2
| Nintendo
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Classics
| D3T
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Origins
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Origins Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Milestones series
| Hamster Corporation
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Konami
| Konami Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. I
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. II
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Flashback
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics|Virtual Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Virtual Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゼロファイアー -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Ghoul Patrol
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch 2===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| [[Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics|Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| GameCube games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Sega==
===SG-1000/SC-3000===
🖭 = SC-3000 only (tape format) 
💾 = SC-3000 only (SF-7000 required) 
× = Incompatible with the Sega Master System

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Pack 1 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 2 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 3 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| The Complete Arcade Pack Collection 💾
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Gold Pack 💾
| Scorpion Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II Multicart × (aftermarket; SC-3000 only)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000 & SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART (aftermarket)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Supertape 1 🖭
| John Sands
| SC-3000 games
|-
|}

===Sega Master System===
× = Incompatible with the Sega Genesis

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Smash Hits
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Astro Warrior / Pit Pot
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Best 25 × (unlicensed)
| Zemina
| MSX games
|-
| Game Box Série Corridas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Game Box Série Lutas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Astro Warrior
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Safari Hunt
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Master Games 1
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART × (aftermarket; fully playable on Mark III, partially playable on other models)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 125 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 75 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
|}

===Sega Genesis===
⊚ = Sega CD only

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| 2 Games on One Cart: Fantastic Dizzy and Cosmic Spacehead
| Codemasters
| NES games
|-
| 40 Bonus Games in 1 (aftermarket)
| AtGames
| Genesis & Firecore games
|-
| 6-Pak
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Ecco the Dolphin CD ⊚
| SEGA
| Sega CD games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 1 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 2 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Heart of the Alien: Out of this World Parts I and II ⊚
| Interplay Entertainment
| Amiga & Sega CD games
|-
| Sega Classics Arcade Collection ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Wondermega Collection ⊚
| Victor Musical Industries
| Genesis & Sega CD games
|-
|}

===Sega Game Gear===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classics
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| The Excellent Dizzy Collection
| Codemasters
| NES & PC games
|-
| Sonic 2 in 1
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
|-
|}

===Sega Saturn===
The Saturn has potential to [[Emulators on Saturn|emulate]] some 8-bit hardware, but due to low sales, most companies preferred to just port their games natively.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 1 Shuu Gekitsuiou no Jidai
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 2 Shuu Makai to Kishi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 3 Shuu Koko ni Rekishi Hajimaru
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 4 Shuu Kokou no Eiyuu
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 5 Shuu Kakutouka-tachi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Detana Twinbee Yahho! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Falcom Classics
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Falcom Classics II
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gradius Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ImageFight & XMultiply: Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Irem Arcade Classics
| I'MAX
| I'MAX
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Antiques MSX Collection Ultra Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| MSX games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Langrisser: Dramatic Edition
| Masaya
| Masaya
| Genesis & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Legend of Heroes I & II Eiyuu Densetsu
| Highwaystar
| GMF
| PC-8801 games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Lovely Pop 2 in 1 Jan Jan Koi Shimasho
| Visco
| Visco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Parodius / Gokujou Parodius Da! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Salamander Deluxe Pack Plus
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Columns Arcade Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages I Love Mickey Mouse: Fushigi no Oshiro Daibouken I Love Donald Duck: Guruzia Ou no Hihou
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 2
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Phantasy Star Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Ages Rouka ni Ichidant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Vol. 1 Syukudai ga Tant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages: Volume 1
| Rutubo Games
| Working Designs / SEGA
| Saturn versions of Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Jam
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Street Fighter Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Super Real Mahjong Graffiti
| Seta
| Seta
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Taito Chase H.Q. Plus S.C.I.
| Taito
| Taito
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 1
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 2
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis & Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Storm & Road Blaster
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Gal & Ninja Hayate
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry Llylgamyn Saga
| Thunderstone
| Locus
| Remakes of Apple II games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry VI & VII Complete
| Data East
| Data East
| Remakes of MS-DOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wonder 3 Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Dreamcast===
It is better to use [[Emulators on Dreamcast|unofficial emulators]] over most compilations.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anniversary Edition
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Dream Passport 3
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games as demos
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Pia Carrot e Youkoso!! 2.5
| Cocktail Soft
| NEC Interchannel
| Dreamcast and Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pro Pinball Trilogy
| Cunning Developments
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack Volume 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| [[Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1]]
| Aspect
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Microsoft==
===Xbox===
Being a redux PC, the Xbox received a fair amount of [[Emulators on Xbox|emulated]] video game compilations from the PS2. Many of these were released only in United States and Europe.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
| 369 Interactive
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dead or Alive Ultimate
| Team Ninja
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| BrezzaSoft
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Silent Scope Complete
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| Sega
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Empire Interactive
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Classic Arcade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Namco/Midway Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Xbox 360===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Remasters of Dreamcast games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.1
| Konami
| Konami
| PS1 & Konami Arcade games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.2
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Backbone Entertainment
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.1
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.2
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| Sakura Flamingo Archives.
| KLON
| KLON
| SEGA NAOMI Arcade games.
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Unplugged Vol.1
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Compilation Disc
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Game Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox 360 Triple Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Capcom Digital Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Xbox 360 Arcade games
|-
| Namco Museum Virtual Arcade
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Bandai Games
| Xbox 360 & Namco Arcade games
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|}

===Xbox One===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Xbox Series X/S 
◎ = Can be played on Windows 10 PCs through Xbox Play Anywhere; powered by Universal Windows Platform

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Rare Replay
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Rare games
|-
|}

==Sony==
===PlayStation===
Despite being the ace of its generation, the PlayStation was not a very good machine for processing power. Therefore, companies preferred to port their games over using [[Emulators on PlayStation|emulators]] instead. And the results ended up not being great anyway.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 2===
Repeating the same success from its predecessor, the PlayStation 2 had lots of [[Emulators on PlayStation 2|emulated]] games. It is notoriously known for paving the way to companies such as M2 and Hamster to be highly praised for official emulation in Japan.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| 1945 I&II The Arcade Games
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Contraband Entertainment
| Activision
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ADK Tamashii
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Art of Fighting Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bakumatsu Rouman: Gekka no Kenshi 1-2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ef - a fairy tale of the two.
| Minori
| Comfort
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| First Kiss * Monogatari I & II
| M2
| Broccoli
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fu'un Super Combo
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Game Center USA: Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Success
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunbird Special Edition
| Psikyo
| Atlus
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gunvari Collection + Time Crisis
| Namco
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-

| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 2000/2001
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| Terminal Reality
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters NESTS-hen
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| King's Field: Dark Side Box
| From Software
| From Software
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konohana Pack: 3tsu no Jikenbo
| Vridge
| Success
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marie to Elie Atelier: Salsburg no Renkinjutsu 1+2
| Gust
| Gust
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| SNES and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Memories Off Duet: 1st & 2nd Stories
| KID
| KID
| PlayStation & Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| namCollection
| Namco
| Namco
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Neverland Kenkyuushi
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 1
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 2
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 3: Sol Divide & Dragon Blaze
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| RockMan: Power Battle Fighters
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages 2500]] series
| Various
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Classics Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| DHM Interactive
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Alpha Anthology
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sunsoft Collection
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| SEGA
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Destineer
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Hit Parade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Vampire: Darkstalkers Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| World Heroes Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ys I & II: Eternal Story
| DigiCube
| DigiCube
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 3===
The system was known for receiving HD ports of PlayStation 2 games, but it also received a bunch of compilations with [[Emulators on PlayStation 3|emulators]] shared with the Xbox 360.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Cabinet
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darkstalkers Resurrection
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Devil May Cry HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DOOM Classic Complete
| Bethesda
| Doom & Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dragon Ball Z Budokai HD Collection
| Namco Bandai Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Far Cry Compilation
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Far Cry: The Wild Expedition
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fight: Double Impact
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| God of War Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| God of War: Origins Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hitman HD Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 & PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Memories Off 6 Complete
| .5pb
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Konami
| MSX, PlayStation & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid Edition
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marvel vs. Capcom Origins
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Essentials
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Orange Box
| EA Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Museum
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| R-Type Dimensions
| Tozai
| Irem Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ratchet & Clank Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryuu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD Edition
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages Online|Sega Vintage Collection]] series
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Basara HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Silent Hill HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Sly Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People
| Telltale Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spelunker Collection
| Tozai Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Syberia Collection
| Nordic Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Crisis: Razing Storm
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Classic Trilogy HD
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Tomb Raider Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation Portable===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Activision Hit Remix
| Activision Games
|
|-
| Atari Classics Evolve
| Atari Games
|
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded
| Capcom Arcade Games
|
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Remixed
| Capcom Arcade Games
|
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics 0
| SNK Arcade Games
|
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol.1
| SNK Arcade Games
|
|-
| Taito Legends Power - Up
| Taito Arcade Games
|
|-
| Taito Memories Pocket
| Taito Arcade Games
|
|-
| SEGA Genesis/MegaDrive Collection
| Genesis/MegaDrive Games
|
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| Metal Slug 1-6 Games
|
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures : Extended Play
| Midway Arcade Games
|
|-
| 2 Games in 1 - Archer Maclean's Mercury & Mercury Meltdown
| Archer & Mercury Games
|
|-
| Samurai Showdown Anthology
| Samurai Shodown Games
|
|-
| PlayStation Network Collection - The Puzzle Pack
| PSN Puzzle Pack Games
|
|-
| PlayStation Network Collection - The Power Pack
| PSN Power Pack Games
|
|-
| Parodius Portable
| Parodius Games
|
|-
| Mega Minis Vol 1-3
| Mega Mini Games
|
|-
| Namco Museum Vol 1-2
| Namco Museum Arcade Games
|
|-
| Namco Museum - Battle Collection
| Namco Museum Games
|
|-
| Gradius Collection
| Gradius Games
|
|-
| Final Fantasy IV - The Complete Collection
| Final Fantasy |V Games
|
|-
| EA Replay
| EA Arcade Games
|
|-
| Memories Off - After Rain
| Memories Games
|
|-
| D.C.I&II P.S.P. -Da Capo I&II- Plus Situation Portable
| D.C l&ll Games
|
|-
| Space Invaders Pocket
| Space Invaders Games
|
|-
| Ys I & II Chronicles
| Ys l&ll Games
|
|-
| TwinBee Portable
| TwinBee Games
|
|-
| Genso Suikoden I & II
| Suikoden l&ll Games
|
|-
| Salamander Portable
| Salamander Games
|
|}

===PlayStation 4===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 
◎ = Has a native PlayStation 5 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Arcade Archives
| Emulated arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|-
| ACA Neo Geo
| Neo Geo MVS arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|}

===PlayStation 5===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 Pro

==Windows==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Atari Vault
| Code Mystics
| Atari
|
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Four Dreamcast remasters
|-
| Sega Mega Drive and Genesis Classics
| SEGA, D3T Ltd
| SEGA
|
|}

==Android==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Gameloft Classics : 20th Years*
| J2ME GameLoft Games
| GameLoft
|-
| 101-in-1 Game Anthology
| Random Games
| Nordcurrent
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Classic Activision Games
| Activision
|-
| SEGA Classics
| Mega Drive/Master System Games
| SEGA
|-
| Retro Games Vol.1
| Arcade Games
| The Little Game Studio
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 1
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 2
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| Atari Great Hits Pro
| Atari 2600 Games
| Atari
|-
| Namco Arcade
| Arcade Games
| BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc
|-
| Pixel Puzzle Collection
| Pixel Games
| Konami
|-
| Pastimes
| Puzzle Games
| Senior Games
|-
| 2 Player Game Collection
| Puzzle Games
| Raka Games
|-
| MicroSoft Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| MicroSoft
|-
| Atari Games
| Atari Games
| Atari
|-
| Magic Salmon Portable : Mini Game Collection
| Mini Games
| Magic Salmon Production Ltd
|-
| 250+ Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| Alexei Anoshenko
|-
| Metal Pack
| Metal Slug Games
| SNK
|-
| Pinball HD
| Pinball Games
| Brain Vault
|-
| Pinball Deluxe : Reloaded
| Pinball Games
| Made Of Bits
|-
| Zaccaria Pinball
| Pinball Games
| Magic Pixel KFT
|-
| Chess 3D Animation : Real Battle Chess 3D Online
| Chess Games
| Skyisland Games
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"|† Gameloft Classic
|-
|
* Abracadaball
* Alien Quarantine
* Avalanche Snowboarding
* Block Breaker 3 Unlimited
* Block Breaker Deluxe 2
* Brain Challenge 3: Think Again!
* Bubble Bash 2
* Cannon Rats
* Date or Ditch 2
* Detective Ridley and the Mysterious Enigma
* Diamond Rush
* Gangstar 2: Kings of L.A.
* Hero of Sparta
* High School Hook Ups
* KO Legends
* Miami Nights 2: The City Is Yours
* Midnight Bowling 3
* Midnight Pool 4 (known as Midnight Pool)
* Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus
* Motocross: Trial Extreme
* My Life in New York
* N.O.V.A. Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance
* Platinum Solitaire 3
* Soul of Darkness
* Texas Hold'em Poker
* Vampire Romance
* Wild West Guns
* ZombieWood
* Zombie Infection
* Fashion Icon
|}

==See also==
* [[FOCAL]]
* [[Carbon Engine]]
* [[Project EGG]]

[[Category:Official emulators| ]]
[[Category:Official multi-emulators| ]]

Emulators inside games

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Some video games were developed with emulators built into their ROMs. Sometimes they were made to only run one game, or were capable of running other ROMs through hacking.

== [[Arcade emulators|Arcade]] ==

=== ''Capcom Fighting Collection'' (CP System II) ===

=== ''Capcom Fighting Collection 2'' ([[PlayStation emulators#Capcom ZN-1 and Capcom ZN-2|Sony ZN-2]], [[Dreamcast emulators#Arcade variants|NAOMI]], and [[PlayStation 2 emulators#Namco System 246|Namco System 246]]) ===

=== ''Gradius Origins'' (Konami) ===
While this compilation consists mainly of emulated games, a new game, ''Salamander III'', is included. It runs on the same engine as ''Haunted Castle Revisited'' from ''Castlevania Dominus Collection''.

The emulated games are ''Gradius'' (both Bubble System, stand-alone and Nintendo VS. System versions), ''Salamander'', ''Life Force'' (a Japan-only revision), ''Vulcan Venture'' (''Gradius II: Gofer no Yabou''), ''Gradius III'' and ''Salamander 2''. Their emulation is powered by [[m2engage]].

=== ''LEGO Dimensions'' (Midway, Williams, and Atari Games) ===
A physical media-only game themed around the LEGO franchise for 7th and 8th generation consoles, ''LEGO Dimensions'' features a Midway-themed world known as Midway Arcade, distributed as a free downloadable content. It enables players to play games from the Midway catalogue purchased by Warner Bros., including games from Williams and Atari Games.

The featured games are ''720°'', ''Badlands'', ''Blasteroids'', ''Championship Sprint'', ''Cyberball 2072'', ''Defender'', ''Defender II'', ''Gauntlet'', ''Gauntlet II'', ''Joust'', ''Joust II'', ''Klax'', ''Marble Madness'', ''Paperboy'', ''Rampage'', ''RoadBlasters'', ''Robotron 2084'', ''Spy Hunter'', ''Super Sprint'', ''Timber'', ''Toobin''', ''Vindicators'' and ''Xybots''. Said emulation of those games were done by Code Mystics, likely using their [[FOCAL]] engine.

Unusual from many compilations, references (or even emulations) to ''Ms. Pac-Man'' or the ''Mortal Kombat'' franchise are not included in the game.

=== ''Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics'' (CP System Dash, CP System II, and NAOMI) ===

=== ''Midway Arcade Treasures'', ''Midway Arcade Treasures 2'', and ''Midway Arcade Treasures: Extended Play'' (Midway, Williams, and Atari Games) ===

=== ''Ninja Gaiden Black'' (Tecmo) ===
This Xbox game features an emulation of the Arcade game ''Ninja Gaiden''. In order to unlock, the player needs to collect 50 scarabs, which is the final reward from Muramasa. The Arcade game does not return in its updated versions for other platforms.

The Japanese version of the game is also included, by switching both the text and audio of ''Ninja Gaiden Black'' to Japanese.

=== ''Shenmue'' and ''Shenmue II'' (Sega) ===
The first two ''Shenmue'' games feature emulation of Sega Arcade games as minigames during Ryo Hazuki's quest, notably, the Super Scaler ones. In the original, ''Hang-On'' and ''Space Harrier'' are playable; ''After Burner II'' and ''OutRun'', alongside the two former games, can be played in ''Shenmue II''. The Arcade games remain playable in subsequent ports of ''Shenmue II'' for Xbox, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Steam.

''Shenmue III'' lacks any of the Sega Arcade games, although references to them are scattered as easter eggs during the game.

== [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]] ==

=== ''Naruto Collection'' ===
For some reason, these compilations tried to claim they worked by streaming the original cartridge data through a Link Cable in order to play them on a bigger screen. And while it is true that they require the GBA cartridges, the actual data the game needs is already on the disc itself, as the game uses a GBA emulator Nintendo developed in-house to run the games.

=== ''Pokemon Box: Ruby and Sapphire'' ===
For some reason, these compilations tried to claim they worked by streaming the original cartridge data through a Link Cable in order to play them on a bigger screen. And while it is true that they require the GBA cartridges, the actual data the game needs is already on the disc itself, as the game uses a GBA emulator Nintendo developed in-house to run the games.

== [[Game Boy (Color) emulators|Game Boy Color]] ==

=== ''METAL GEAR SOLID MASTER COLLECTION Vol.2'' ===
As with the previous volume, it includes both ported and emulated games. In this case, ''Metal Gear Solid'' (known as ''Metal Gear: Ghost Babel'' in Japan) for the Game Boy Color is included as an emulated game.

== [[Master System/Game Gear emulators|Game Gear]] ==

=== ''Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut'' ===
Unlike the original version released for the Dreamcast, ''Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut'' includes all twelve Sonic games released on the Game Gear through emulation and all of them can be played by selecting "Mini Game Collection" in the menu. Such feature marks the debut of the original ''Sonic Drift'' and ''Tails' Skypatrol'' outside Japan. Sadly, Sega removed the Game Gear emulation support in the HD re-releases for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and its 2011 PC version.

All Sonic games for the Game Gear would be available through Sonic Origins with its respective (paid) DLC, ''Sonic Origins Plus''.

=== ''Sonic Origins Plus'' ===
The DLC for Sonic Origins includes all 12 ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' Game Gear games which were emulated rather than remade from scratch like the main games. Alongside, Gear-to-Gear Cable emulation were added for games that does support it, allowing Vs. matches against another player locally.

The emulator used on the compilation would be re-used later in ''Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties'' with the purpose of emulating additional Game Gear games (compared with ''Sonic Origins Plus'', ''Sonic Chaos'' and ''Sonic Drift'' were included).

== [[Master System/Game Gear emulators|Master System]] ==

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 11: Hokuto no Ken'' ===
This budget remake of ''Hokuto no Ken'' (known outside Japan and Taiwan as ''Black Belt'') includes an emulation of the original Master System game as a bonus feature.

The original game was later featured in ''Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise'', alongside other Sega Arcade games.

== [[Sega Genesis emulators|Mega Drive/Sega Genesis]] ==

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 17: Phantasy Star generation: 2'' ===
This remake of ''Phantasy Star II'' includes the original Mega Drive version to play. Only the Japanese version is available.

=== ''Sega Smash Pack Volume 1'' ===
This compilation of Genesis games for the Dreamcast contained a Genesis emulator and a plain-text document on how to use it. [http://dcemulation.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=97250 You can read the full story about it here.]

Download: [http://romhustler.net/rom/dreamcast/sega-smash-pack-volume-1-usa-dc-echelon Sega Smash Pack - Echelon]

=== ''Sonic Mega Collection'' ===

== [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|Nintendo Entertainment System]] ==

=== ''Animal Crossing'' ===

=== ''Classic NES Series'' ===

=== ''Contra 4'' ===
The Nintendo DS version of the game includes emulations of the American (not Japanese or European) versions of ''Contra'' and ''Super C'' powered by a custom build of [[PocketNES]] for the handheld. Both can be unlocked by beating 4 and 8 tasks in Challenge Mode, respectively.

=== ''Excitebike 64'' ===
An emulation of the original ''Excitebike'' can be played by completing the tutorial mode in ''Excitebike 64''.

=== ''Jajamaru Jr. Denshouki: Jalecolle mo Arisourou'' ===
A game in the ''Ninja JaJamaru-kun'' series, which includes emulated Famicom (NES) games as bonus. The games are ''Exerion'', ''Formation Z'', ''City Connection'', ''Ninja JaJamaru-kun'' and ''Jajamaru no Daibouken''. The emulation of these games is powered by [[PocketNES]].

Many non-game elements were recycled later on a compilation called ''[[Moero!! Jaleco Collection]]'', which also features emulated Famicom games, however, there's no original games proper for the handheld inside.

=== ''Metroid Prime'' ===

=== ''Metroid: Zero Mission'' ===
An emulation of the NES (not Disk System) version of ''Metroid'' can be played after beating ''Metroid: Zero Mission'' once, regardless of the number of items collected and play time. Unlike other re-releases, the NES version is used in all regional variants of the game, being introduced first in Japan and China (through iQue), as well in other areas where the Famicom (or its countless clones) were distributed over the NES.

=== ''Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition'' ===

=== ''NES Remix'' Series ===
''NES Remix'', ''NES Remix 2'', ''NES Remix Pack'', and ''Ultimate NES Remix'' used an emulator called [[Heritage]]. ''NES Remix'' uses Heri1. ''NES Remix 2'' uses an updated version called Heri2. ''Ultimate NES Remix'', the last of the ''NES Remix'' series, uses HeriC. The ''NES Remix Pack'' has both Heritage 1 and Heritage 2 and switches between them depending on the selected game. This is the first official emulator to have challenges wacky effects. No ROMs were tested.

=== ''Retro City Rampage'' ===
''Retro City Rampage'' (as well ''Retro City Rampage DX'') includes emulation of ''ROM City Rampage'', an unfinished prototype of the game released for the NES. ''ROM City Rampage'' runs through a NES emulator and can be played by interacting with the "NES" available in The Player's house.

== [[Pokémon Mini emulators|Pokémon Mini]] ==

=== ''Pokémon Channel'' ===
Like Stadium, Channel contained an emulator for playing Pokemon Mini games on the GameCube. It was later stripped out of the game as a stand-alone Pokemon Mini emulator for the GameCube. Later Pokemon Mini emulators have based some of their work on this feature.

Download: [http://scene.org/file.php?file=%2Fparties%2F2005%2Fbreakpoint05%2Fwild%2Fshizzle.zip&fileinfo SHizZLE's Pokemon Mini Emulator]

Compatibility is poor though - the emulator heavily modifies the game's code. When the extracted ROMs are played on regular GBA emulators, or regular non-32 MB GBA ROMs are injected in the compilation, the games do play but suffer a variety of glitches mostly involving sound.

== [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] ==

=== ''Fight Night Round 2'' ===
The SNESticle emulator, which was made by the creator of [[NESticle|NESticle,]] was used in the game ''Fight Night Round 2'', and the game ''Super Punch-Out!!'' was included. The source code has been released on Github [https://github.com/iaddis/SNESticle here]; the source code is able to be compiled for PS2 and PC, with the repository including binaries for Windows and PS2.

=== ''Ninja Gaiden'' ===
This reboot of the franchise for the Xbox features an emulation of ''Ninja Gaiden Trilogy'', as opposed to emulation of the original NES iterations. The first game is unlocked by getting 50 scarabs from Muramasa, while the second and third ones requires additional steps to unlock, including full gameplay of the first for the second one and full gameplay of the second for the third.

=== ''Pokémon Stadium'' GB Tower ([[Super Nintendo Entertainment System emulators#Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]]) ===
It's possible to play the Game Boy Pokémon games by using a Transfer Pak in ''Pokémon Stadium'' in GB Tower mode. This software emulator can boot many other Game Boy and even GBC games in SGB mode, but there seems to be a mechanism to detect the three officially supported games, and according to [http://krikzz.com/forum/index.php?topic=1283.0 this thread on the KRIKzz forum], it's possible to circumvent the checks in another ROM with a vanilla Transfer Pak and unmodified North American copy of ''Pokémon Stadium''. Not many useful tools are available, but in theory a romhack of Stadium could disable these checks (considering they're documented) and could even be placed in Stadium's ROM instead.

One notable thing about this emulator is that it contains an alternate revision of the CGB bootstrap that hasn't been used anywhere else.

=== ''Twinbee Collection'' ===
Pop'n Twinbee, originally a Super Nintendo title, was given an emulator for this compilation. However, the emulator they used is hacky. While the game ROM is unaltered, it was split across four individual pieces, making injections tedious but not impossible. This is similar to the approach used in the "I Love Mickey Mouse" re-releases of Mickey/Donald Mega Drive games for the Saturn.

Swapping the data with another ROM of the exact same size (like Tiny Toons Adventures) reveals occasional graphical glitches, and controller problems.

== [[ZX Spectrum emulators|ZX Spectrum]] ==

=== ''Donkey Kong 64'' ===

=== ''GoldenEye 007'' ===
''GoldenEye 007'' contains a fully functioning ZX Spectrum 48x emulator that was discovered in 2012. The game contains 10 ROMs, all of which were made by Rare. [https://web.archive.org/web/20141105005415/http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?38222-GoldenEye-(N64)-Spectrum-Emulation-Unlocked You can read more about it here.]

The emulator is also used in ''Donkey Kong 64'' for ''Jetpac''.

Download: [https://tcrf.net/images/1/1c/Goldeneye-ZXSpectrumPatch.7z Patch]

== Multiple ==

=== ''Animal Crossing: New Horizons'' (Nintendo Entertainment System, [[Famicom Disk System]], [[Game Boy (Color) emulators|Game Boy]], and Super Nintendo Entertainment System) ===
Included with update 3.0.0, ''Animal Crossing: New Horizons'' features furniture items based on past Nintendo hardware. As the Villager, the player can play games in them. However, as with the company's Classics, a [[Nintendo Switch Online]] subscription is required to play. It does not include games based on hardware locked to the "Expansion Pack", including GameCube, which is a Nintendo Switch 2-exclusive, and Sega Genesis, which is a third-party system.

The emulated games are ''Clu Clu Land'' (Famicom), ''Ice Hockey'' (Famicom Disk System), ''Ice Climber'' (NES), ''Dr. Mario'' (Game Boy), ''Panel de Pon'' (Super Famicom) and ''F-Zero'' (SNES). Notably, the cartridge version of ''Clu Clu Land'' is not available on the Japanese side of Nintendo Classics, as the Disk System version (based on ''Vs. Clu Clu Land'') is included instead.

=== ''Atari 50: The Celebration Edition'' (Various hardware) ===
While this compilation consists mainly of emulated games, re-imagined versions of several titles are included, as well a re-creation of ''Touch Me''. The hardware emulated includes [[Atari]] Arcade games, [[Atari 2600]], [[Atari 8-bit]], [[Atari 5200]], [[Atari 7800]], [[Atari Lynx]] and [[Atari Jaguar]].

Further DLC packs includes emulations of [[Intellivision emulators|Intellivision]] games, as well Arcade games from other companies distributed by Atari.

Neither the base game or its respective DLC packs does not include games published or distributed by Atari Games, as those titles are part of the Midway catalogue purchased by Warner Bros. in 2009.

=== ''Castlevania Dominus Collection'' ([[Nintendo DS emulators|Nintendo DS]] and Konami arcade games) ===
While this compilation consists mainly of emulated games, a new game, ''Haunted Castle Revisited'', is included. It runs on a similar engine as the ''Rebirth'' games from M2 on the Wii.

The emulated games are all ''Castlevania'' games for the Nintendo DS alongside the Arcade game ''Haunted Castle''. Their emulation is powered by [[m2engage]].

=== ''The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition'' (Nintendo Entertainment System and [[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]]) ===
Nintendo released a promotional disc with some GameCubes that contained some of the mainline entries in The Legend of Zelda series and a demo of The Wind Waker. To get the NES and N64 games running, Nintendo used in-house emulators to recreate the original experience, albeit with occasional crashes and analog sensitivity being a tad excessive for what the original console really offered.

NES emulation was already done for the GameCube re-release of ''Animal Crossing'', where they modified some FDS BIOS images, didn't support iNES headers and only a limited amount of mappers. The N64 emulator is more interesting; it was later extracted in a standalone format and a custom ROM injector was implemented.

Compatibility is very low, with only these games confirmed working: Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, Star Fox 64, Kirby 64 (partially working), Zelda: Majora's Mask, Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Zelda: OoT Master Quest, Duke Nukem 64, Mace: The Dark Ages, Wave Race, Star Soldier, Pilot Wings. Possibly other games too.

Download: [https://web.archive.org/web/20160828164103/http://128bit.me/index.php?topic=181.0 Nintendo 64 Emu]

=== ''Like a Dragon'' (''Yakuza'') series (Various Sega hardware) ===
The following (emulated) games are playable in various ''Like a Dragon'' (''Yakuza'') games:

* ''Yakuza 5'': ''Virtua Fighter 2'' (Sega Model 2)
* ''Yakuza 0'': ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''OutRun'' and ''Super Hang-On'' (Sega Super Scaler and Sega System 16 games)
** ''Yakuza 0 Director's Cut'' features the same Arcade games from the original without new additions.
* ''Yakuza 6: The Song of Life'': ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''OutRun'' and ''Super Hang-On'' (Sega Super Scaler and Sega System 16 games)
* ''Yakuza Kiwami 2'': ''Virtua Fighter 2'' and ''Cyber Troopers Virtual-On'' (Sega Model 2 games)
* ''Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise'': ''OutRun'', ''Space Harrier'' and ''Super Hang-On'' (Sega Super Scaler games)
** The Master System game ''Hokuto no Ken'' (previously marketed outside Japan and Taiwan as ''Black Belt'') is also available to play.
* Judgment: ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''Fighting Vipers'' and ''Motor Raid'' (Sega Super Scaler, Sega System 16 and Sega Model 2 games)
** Judgment Remastered adds ''OutRun'' and ''Virtua Fighter 2'' (the latter replaces a custom ''Puyo Puyo'' game).
* ''Yakuza: Like a Dragon'': ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''OutRun'', ''Super Hang-On'' and ''Virtua Fighter 2'' (Sega Super Scaler, Sega System 16 and Sega Model 2 games)
* Lost Judgment: ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''Super Hang-On'', ''Fighting Vipers'', ''Sonic the Fighters'' and ''Motor Raid'' (Sega Super Scaler, Sega System 16 and Sega Model 2 games)
** Sega Master System games are also available to play. The game's paid DLC also includes additional Master System games.
* ''Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name'': ''Virtua Fighter 2'', ''Sonic the Fighters'', ''Motor Raid'', ''Fighting Vipers 2'' and ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Power Edition'' (Sega Model 2 and Sega Model 3 games)
** ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Power Edition'' is a brand-less version of ''Daytona USA 2: Power Edition''.
*** Sega Master System games are also available to play. Although there is a single SG-1000 game (''Flicky''), it is treated as a Master System game instead, thanks to its backwards compatibility mode.
* ''Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth'': ''Virtua Fighter 3tb'', ''Sega Bass Fishing'' and ''Spikeout: Final Edition'' (Sega Model 3 games)
* ''Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii'': ''Fighting Vipers 2'', ''The Ocean Hunter'', ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Battle on the Edge'', ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Power Edition'', ''Spikeout: Final Edition'', ''Virtua Fighter 3'' and ''Virtua Fighter 3tb'' (Sega Model 3 games)
** ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Battle on the Edge'' is a brand-less version of ''Daytona USA 2: Battle on the Edge''.
*** As with ''The Man Who Erased His Name'', SG-1000 and Master System games are available to play.
* ''Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties'': ''Fighting Vipers'', ''Motor Raid'', ''Virtua Fighter 2/2.1'' (Sega Model 2 games), ''Emergency Call Ambulance'', ''Magical Truck Adventure'' (Sega Model 3 games) and ''Slashout'' (Sega NAOMI)
** Sega Game Gear games are also available to play. It introduces ''Sonic Chaos'', ''PAC-MAN'', ''G-LOC: Air Battle'', ''Shinobi'', ''Woody Pop'', ''Galaga 2'', ''Columns'', ''Sonic Drift'', ''Fantasy Zone Gear'', ''Mappy'', ''Puzlow Kids'' (''Puyo Puyo'') and ''Streets of Rage''.

Custom Arcade minigames based on ''The House of the Dead'', ''Puyo Puyo'' and ''Taiko no Tatsujin'' are featured through the series, but they are not emulated.

=== ''METAL GEAR SOLID MASTER COLLECTION Vol.1'' (Nintendo Entertainment System and [[PlayStation emulators|PlayStation]]) ===
This compilation includes important titles in the ''Metal Gear'' series, both ported and emulated. ''Metal Gear'' (NES), ''Snake's Revenge'', and ''Metal Gear Solid'' (including the ''VR Missions'' discs) are emulated games, powered by [[m2engage]].

While the games ''Metal Gear'' and ''Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake'' from MSX are also included, they are based off their previous ports from ''Metal Gear Solid HD Collection'' rather than being emulated, likely to avoid licensing royalties with MSX Licensing Corporation.

=== ''Midway Arcade Treasures 3'' and ''Midway Arcade Treasures Deluxe Edition'' (Midway/Williams/Atari Games arcade games and [[Dreamcast emulators|Dreamcast]]) ===

=== ''PAC-MAN WORLD 2 Re-PAC'' (Namco arcade games and Super Nintendo Entertainment System) ===
This remake of ''Pac-Man World 2'' includes emulations of ''Pac-Man'', ''Pac-Mania'' (both Arcade games) and ''Pac-Attack'' (SNES). For the remake, ''Ms. Pac-Man'' was removed and for ''Pac-Attack'', the game is now the same edited version included on ''Pac-Man Museum+'', which replaced Ms. Pac-Man with Pac-Mom. This was made due to licensing issues between AtGames and Bandai Namco Entertainment.

In the original, the Arcade games (plus ''Ms. Pac-Man'') were ports from the ''Namco Museum'' games on PlayStation, while ''Pac-Attack'' was the PlayStation port featured in ''Namco Anthology 2''.

=== ''PC Engine Collections'' ([[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators|PC Engine]] and [[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators#PCE-CD|PC Engine CD]]) ===
Hudson Soft re-released many of their PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16 exclusives through compilations on the PSP through emulation, and for PS3 as well on both the Japanese and North American PlayStation Stores. These compilations use top-notch emulators with many scaling options, and the process of injecting other games is easy.

For standard PC Engine cartridge releases (HuCard), the following compilations can be used as surrogates:

* Soldier Collection PC Engine Best Collection

For PC Engine CD games, the above compilations can be used in addition to:

* Far East of Eden Collection
* Ginga Oujou Sama Densetsu Collection

Dump the UMD to ISO format with the method of your choosing (like CFW), and open the ISO's contents with UMDGen.

The game images are usually under the directory <code>PSP_GAME/USRDIR/CONTENT/CDROM</code>:

* PCE HuCard Cartridge games: PCE files. Exact same as No-Intro dumps.
* PCE CD-ROM² games: folders named something like <code>HCDxxxx</code> (usually the release identifier). HCD/AT3/BIN files are inside, which are in fact a regular PCE-CD ISO in CUE/WAV/BIN format (TOC files are also used) with the WAV sound files converted to the native PSP audio format (AT3). Instructions about how to convert them can be found here [http://kaz0824.blog56.fc2.com/blog-entry-8.html in Japanese], and here's [http://www.mediafire.com/file/xd0nddlu5r2f9iz/pceconv_tools_net4.0.rar a mirror] to the pceconv tool used.
* BIOS file: SYSCARD3P.PCE, needed for CD emulation. Should not be replaced.

Rename your ROMs (HuCard games) or ISOs (CD games) to match the internal filenames, and drag and drop those in UMDGen to replace the existing files (confirm overwriting existing files). You can delete the PMF videos used by the collection's gallery mode to make the ISO smaller. When you're done, go to File and Save as ISO (CSO is smaller but doesn't play well on real hardware).

You can do the same with standalone [[wikipedia:List_of_PlayStation_Store_TurboGrafx-16_games|PSN releases]] of TG-16 games which were made available as well on the PSP/PS3/Vita PSN. You just have to sniff the PKG, extract it, decrypt it and replace the PCE files or ISO dumps just like with the other collections. After that, you just have to re-encrypt them and put the files on your console to play those. More detailed instructions exist [http://wololo.net/2015/02/06/injecting-roms-into-psps-official-turbografx-16-emulator-by-reprep/ on Wololo.net].

=== ''Rare Replay'' (ZX Spectrum, Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Arcade, and Nintendo 64) ===

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 23: Sega Memorial Selection'' (Sega arcade games and [[SG-1000 emulators|SG-1000]]) ===
For each game available in this collection, a remake and an emulation of the originals are included. The games are ''Borderline'', ''Congo Bongo'', ''Doki Doki Penguin Land'', ''Head On'' and ''Tranquilizer Gun''.

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 28: Tetris Collection'' (Sega arcade games and Mega Drive) ===
Although mainly consists of emulated games, this compilation includes a new game called ''Tetris New Century'', which is an updated intake of the original version of ''Tetris'' released by Sega for their Sega System 16 hardware. It was also updated to fit into The Tetris Company's [https://tetris.wiki/Tetris_Guideline guidelines].

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 30: Galaxy Force II: Special Extended Edition'' (Various Sega hardware) ===
Mainly being focused on emulated games, this compilation includes a new game called ''Galaxy Force Neo Classic'', which features upgraded visuals and soundtrack.

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 33: Fantasy Zone Complete Collection'' (Various Sega hardware) ===
As with volumes 28 and 30 of ''Sega Ages 2500'', this compilation includes a new game called ''Fantasy Zone Neo Classic'', which is a budget remake of the Famicom version of ''Fantasy Zone'' made by [[Sunsoft]] (the remake in question was developed by M2).

=== ''Sonic Mega Collection Plus'' (Sega Genesis and Game Gear) ===

=== ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' (Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, and Nintendo 64) ===

=== ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' (Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy, and Super Nintendo Entertainment System) ===

[[Category:Official emulators]]

Emulators inside games

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Some video games were developed with emulators built into their ROMs. Sometimes they were made to only run one game, or were capable of running other ROMs through hacking.

== [[Arcade emulators|Arcade]] ==

=== ''Capcom Fighting Collection'' (CP System II) ===

=== ''Capcom Fighting Collection 2'' ([[PlayStation emulators#Capcom ZN-1 and Capcom ZN-2|Sony ZN-2]], [[Dreamcast emulators#Arcade variants|NAOMI]], and [[PlayStation 2 emulators#Namco System 246|Namco System 246]]) ===

=== ''Gradius Origins'' (Konami) ===
While this compilation consists mainly of emulated games, a new game, ''Salamander III'', is included. It runs on the same engine as ''Haunted Castle Revisited'' from ''Castlevania Dominus Collection''.

The emulated games are ''Gradius'' (both Bubble System, stand-alone and Nintendo VS. System versions), ''Salamander'', ''Life Force'' (a Japan-only revision), ''Vulcan Venture'' (''Gradius II: Gofer no Yabou''), ''Gradius III'' and ''Salamander 2''. Their emulation is powered by [[m2engage]].

=== ''LEGO Dimensions'' (Midway, Williams, and Atari Games) ===
A physical media-only game themed around the LEGO franchise for 7th and 8th generation consoles, ''LEGO Dimensions'' features a Midway-themed world known as Midway Arcade, distributed as a free downloadable content. It enables players to play games from the Midway catalogue purchased by Warner Bros., including games from Williams and Atari Games.

The featured games are ''720°'', ''Badlands'', ''Blasteroids'', ''Championship Sprint'', ''Cyberball 2072'', ''Defender'', ''Defender II'', ''Gauntlet'', ''Gauntlet II'', ''Joust'', ''Joust II'', ''Klax'', ''Marble Madness'', ''Paperboy'', ''Rampage'', ''RoadBlasters'', ''Robotron 2084'', ''Spy Hunter'', ''Super Sprint'', ''Timber'', ''Toobin''', ''Vindicators'' and ''Xybots''. Said emulation of those games were done by Code Mystics, likely using their [[FOCAL]] engine.

Unusual from many compilations, references (or even emulations) to ''Ms. Pac-Man'' or the ''Mortal Kombat'' franchise are not included in the game.

=== ''Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics'' (CP System Dash, CP System II, and NAOMI) ===

=== ''Midway Arcade Treasures'', ''Midway Arcade Treasures 2'', and ''Midway Arcade Treasures: Extended Play'' (Midway, Williams, and Atari Games) ===

=== ''Ninja Gaiden Black'' (Tecmo) ===
This Xbox game features an emulation of the Arcade game ''Ninja Gaiden''. In order to unlock, the player needs to collect 50 scarabs, which is the final reward from Muramasa. The Arcade game does not return in its updated versions for other platforms.

The Japanese version of the game is also included, by switching both the text and audio of ''Ninja Gaiden Black'' to Japanese.

=== ''Shenmue'' and ''Shenmue II'' (Sega) ===
The first two ''Shenmue'' games feature emulation of Sega Arcade games as minigames during Ryo Hazuki's quest, notably, the Super Scaler ones. In the original, ''Hang-On'' and ''Space Harrier'' are playable; ''After Burner II'' and ''OutRun'', alongside the two former games, can be played in ''Shenmue II''. The Arcade games remain playable in subsequent ports of ''Shenmue II'' for Xbox, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Steam.

''Shenmue III'' lacks any of the Sega Arcade games, although references to them are scattered as easter eggs during the game.

== [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]] ==

=== ''Naruto Collection'' ===
For some reason, these compilations tried to claim they worked by streaming the original cartridge data through a Link Cable in order to play them on a bigger screen. And while it is true that they require the GBA cartridges, the actual data the game needs is already on the disc itself, as the game uses a GBA emulator Nintendo developed in-house to run the games.

=== ''Pokemon Box: Ruby and Sapphire'' ===
For some reason, these compilations tried to claim they worked by streaming the original cartridge data through a Link Cable in order to play them on a bigger screen. And while it is true that they require the GBA cartridges, the actual data the game needs is already on the disc itself, as the game uses a GBA emulator Nintendo developed in-house to run the games.

== [[Game Boy (Color) emulators|Game Boy Color]] ==

=== ''METAL GEAR SOLID MASTER COLLECTION Vol.2'' ===
As with the previous volume, it includes both ported and emulated games. In this case, ''Metal Gear Solid'' (known as ''Metal Gear: Ghost Babel'' in Japan) for the Game Boy Color is included as an emulated game.

== [[Master System/Game Gear emulators|Game Gear]] ==

=== ''Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut'' ===
Unlike the original version released for the Dreamcast, ''Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut'' includes all twelve Sonic games released on the Game Gear through emulation and all of them can be played by selecting "Mini Game Collection" in the menu. Such feature marks the debut of the original ''Sonic Drift'' and ''Tails' Skypatrol'' outside Japan. Sadly, Sega removed the Game Gear emulation support in the HD re-releases for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and its 2011 PC version.

All Sonic games for the Game Gear would be available through Sonic Origins with its respective (paid) DLC, ''Sonic Origins Plus''.

=== ''Sonic Origins Plus'' ===
The DLC for Sonic Origins includes all 12 ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' Game Gear games which were emulated rather than remade from scratch like the main games. Alongside, Gear-to-Gear Cable emulation were added for games that does support it, allowing Vs. matches against another player locally.

The emulator used on the compilation would be re-used later in ''Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties'' with the purpose of emulating additional Game Gear games (compared with ''Sonic Origins Plus'', ''Sonic Chaos'' and ''Sonic Drift'' were included).

== [[Master System/Game Gear emulators|Master System]] ==

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 11: Hokuto no Ken'' ===
This budget remake of ''Hokuto no Ken'' (known outside Japan and Taiwan as ''Black Belt'') includes an emulation of the original Master System game as a bonus feature.

The original game was later featured in ''Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise'', alongside other Sega Arcade games.

== [[Sega Genesis emulators|Mega Drive/Sega Genesis]] ==

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 17: Phantasy Star generation: 2'' ===
This remake of ''Phantasy Star II'' includes the original Mega Drive version to play. Only the Japanese version is available.

=== ''Sega Smash Pack Volume 1'' ===
This compilation of Genesis games for the Dreamcast contained a Genesis emulator and a plain-text document on how to use it. [http://dcemulation.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=97250 You can read the full story about it here.]

Download: [http://romhustler.net/rom/dreamcast/sega-smash-pack-volume-1-usa-dc-echelon Sega Smash Pack - Echelon]

=== ''Sonic Mega Collection'' ===

== [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|Nintendo Entertainment System]] ==

=== ''Animal Crossing'' ===

=== ''Classic NES Series'' ===

=== ''Contra 4'' ===
The Nintendo DS version of the game includes emulations of the American (not Japanese or European) versions of ''Contra'' and ''Super C'' powered by a custom build of [[PocketNES]] for the handheld. Both can be unlocked by beating 4 and 8 tasks in Challenge Mode, respectively.

=== ''Excitebike 64'' ===
An emulation of the original ''Excitebike'' can be played by completing the tutorial mode in ''Excitebike 64''.

=== ''Jajamaru Jr. Denshouki: Jalecolle mo Arisourou'' ===
A game in the ''Ninja JaJamaru-kun'' series, which includes emulated Famicom (NES) games as bonus. The games are ''Exerion'', ''Formation Z'', ''City Connection'', ''Ninja JaJamaru-kun'' and ''Jajamaru no Daibouken''. The emulation of these games is powered by [[PocketNES]].

Many non-game elements were recycled later on a compilation called ''[[Moero!! Jaleco Collection]]'', which also features emulated Famicom games, however, there's no original games proper for the handheld inside.

=== ''Metroid Prime'' ===

=== ''Metroid: Zero Mission'' ===
An emulation of the NES (not Disk System) version of ''Metroid'' can be played after beating ''Metroid: Zero Mission'' once, regardless of the number of items collected and play time. Unlike other re-releases, the NES version is used in all regional variants of the game, being introduced first in Japan and China (through iQue), as well in other areas where the Famicom (or its countless clones) were distributed over the NES.

=== ''Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition'' ===

=== ''NES Remix'' Series ===
''NES Remix'', ''NES Remix 2'', ''NES Remix Pack'', and ''Ultimate NES Remix'' used an emulator called [[Heritage]]. ''NES Remix'' uses Heri1. ''NES Remix 2'' uses an updated version called Heri2. ''Ultimate NES Remix'', the last of the ''NES Remix'' series, uses HeriC. The ''NES Remix Pack'' has both Heritage 1 and Heritage 2 and switches between them depending on the selected game. This is the first official emulator to have challenges wacky effects. No ROMs were tested.

=== ''Retro City Rampage'' ===
''Retro City Rampage'' (as well ''Retro City Rampage DX'') includes emulation of ''ROM City Rampage'', an unfinished prototype of the game released for the NES. ''ROM City Rampage'' runs through a NES emulator and can be played by interacting with the "NES" available in The Player's house.

== [[Pokémon Mini emulators|Pokémon Mini]] ==

=== ''Pokémon Channel'' ===
Like Stadium, Channel contained an emulator for playing Pokemon Mini games on the GameCube. It was later stripped out of the game as a stand-alone Pokemon Mini emulator for the GameCube. Later Pokemon Mini emulators have based some of their work on this feature.

Download: [http://scene.org/file.php?file=%2Fparties%2F2005%2Fbreakpoint05%2Fwild%2Fshizzle.zip&fileinfo SHizZLE's Pokemon Mini Emulator]

Compatibility is poor though - the emulator heavily modifies the game's code. When the extracted ROMs are played on regular GBA emulators, or regular non-32 MB GBA ROMs are injected in the compilation, the games do play but suffer a variety of glitches mostly involving sound.

== [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] ==

=== ''Fight Night Round 2'' ===
The SNESticle emulator, which was made by the creator of [[NESticle|NESticle,]] was used in the game ''Fight Night Round 2'', and the game ''Super Punch-Out!!'' was included. The source code has been released on Github [https://github.com/iaddis/SNESticle here]; the source code is able to be compiled for PS2 and PC, with the repository including binaries for Windows and PS2.

=== ''Pokémon Stadium'' GB Tower ([[Super Nintendo Entertainment System emulators#Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]]) ===
It's possible to play the Game Boy Pokémon games by using a Transfer Pak in ''Pokémon Stadium'' in GB Tower mode. This software emulator can boot many other Game Boy and even GBC games in SGB mode, but there seems to be a mechanism to detect the three officially supported games, and according to [http://krikzz.com/forum/index.php?topic=1283.0 this thread on the KRIKzz forum], it's possible to circumvent the checks in another ROM with a vanilla Transfer Pak and unmodified North American copy of ''Pokémon Stadium''. Not many useful tools are available, but in theory a romhack of Stadium could disable these checks (considering they're documented) and could even be placed in Stadium's ROM instead.

One notable thing about this emulator is that it contains an alternate revision of the CGB bootstrap that hasn't been used anywhere else.

=== ''Twinbee Collection'' ===
Pop'n Twinbee, originally a Super Nintendo title, was given an emulator for this compilation. However, the emulator they used is hacky. While the game ROM is unaltered, it was split across four individual pieces, making injections tedious but not impossible. This is similar to the approach used in the "I Love Mickey Mouse" re-releases of Mickey/Donald Mega Drive games for the Saturn.

Swapping the data with another ROM of the exact same size (like Tiny Toons Adventures) reveals occasional graphical glitches, and controller problems.

== [[ZX Spectrum emulators|ZX Spectrum]] ==

=== ''Donkey Kong 64'' ===

=== ''GoldenEye 007'' ===
''GoldenEye 007'' contains a fully functioning ZX Spectrum 48x emulator that was discovered in 2012. The game contains 10 ROMs, all of which were made by Rare. [https://web.archive.org/web/20141105005415/http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?38222-GoldenEye-(N64)-Spectrum-Emulation-Unlocked You can read more about it here.]

The emulator is also used in ''Donkey Kong 64'' for ''Jetpac''.

Download: [https://tcrf.net/images/1/1c/Goldeneye-ZXSpectrumPatch.7z Patch]

== Multiple ==

=== ''Animal Crossing: New Horizons'' (Nintendo Entertainment System, [[Famicom Disk System]], [[Game Boy (Color) emulators|Game Boy]], and Super Nintendo Entertainment System) ===
Included with update 3.0.0, ''Animal Crossing: New Horizons'' features furniture items based on past Nintendo hardware. As the Villager, the player can play games in them. However, as with the company's Classics, a [[Nintendo Switch Online]] subscription is required to play. It does not include games based on hardware locked to the "Expansion Pack", including GameCube, which is a Nintendo Switch 2-exclusive, and Sega Genesis, which is a third-party system.

The emulated games are ''Clu Clu Land'' (Famicom), ''Ice Hockey'' (Famicom Disk System), ''Ice Climber'' (NES), ''Dr. Mario'' (Game Boy), ''Panel de Pon'' (Super Famicom) and ''F-Zero'' (SNES). Notably, the cartridge version of ''Clu Clu Land'' is not available on the Japanese side of Nintendo Classics, as the Disk System version (based on ''Vs. Clu Clu Land'') is included instead.

=== ''Atari 50: The Celebration Edition'' (Various hardware) ===
While this compilation consists mainly of emulated games, re-imagined versions of several titles are included, as well a re-creation of ''Touch Me''. The hardware emulated includes [[Atari]] Arcade games, [[Atari 2600]], [[Atari 8-bit]], [[Atari 5200]], [[Atari 7800]], [[Atari Lynx]] and [[Atari Jaguar]].

Further DLC packs includes emulations of [[Intellivision emulators|Intellivision]] games, as well Arcade games from other companies distributed by Atari.

Neither the base game or its respective DLC packs does not include games published or distributed by Atari Games, as those titles are part of the Midway catalogue purchased by Warner Bros. in 2009.

=== ''Castlevania Dominus Collection'' ([[Nintendo DS emulators|Nintendo DS]] and Konami arcade games) ===
While this compilation consists mainly of emulated games, a new game, ''Haunted Castle Revisited'', is included. It runs on a similar engine as the ''Rebirth'' games from M2 on the Wii.

The emulated games are all ''Castlevania'' games for the Nintendo DS alongside the Arcade game ''Haunted Castle''. Their emulation is powered by [[m2engage]].

=== ''The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition'' (Nintendo Entertainment System and [[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]]) ===
Nintendo released a promotional disc with some GameCubes that contained some of the mainline entries in The Legend of Zelda series and a demo of The Wind Waker. To get the NES and N64 games running, Nintendo used in-house emulators to recreate the original experience, albeit with occasional crashes and analog sensitivity being a tad excessive for what the original console really offered.

NES emulation was already done for the GameCube re-release of ''Animal Crossing'', where they modified some FDS BIOS images, didn't support iNES headers and only a limited amount of mappers. The N64 emulator is more interesting; it was later extracted in a standalone format and a custom ROM injector was implemented.

Compatibility is very low, with only these games confirmed working: Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, Star Fox 64, Kirby 64 (partially working), Zelda: Majora's Mask, Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Zelda: OoT Master Quest, Duke Nukem 64, Mace: The Dark Ages, Wave Race, Star Soldier, Pilot Wings. Possibly other games too.

Download: [https://web.archive.org/web/20160828164103/http://128bit.me/index.php?topic=181.0 Nintendo 64 Emu]

=== ''Like a Dragon'' (''Yakuza'') series (Various Sega hardware) ===
The following (emulated) games are playable in various ''Like a Dragon'' (''Yakuza'') games:

* ''Yakuza 5'': ''Virtua Fighter 2'' (Sega Model 2)
* ''Yakuza 0'': ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''OutRun'' and ''Super Hang-On'' (Sega Super Scaler and Sega System 16 games)
** ''Yakuza 0 Director's Cut'' features the same Arcade games from the original without new additions.
* ''Yakuza 6: The Song of Life'': ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''OutRun'' and ''Super Hang-On'' (Sega Super Scaler and Sega System 16 games)
* ''Yakuza Kiwami 2'': ''Virtua Fighter 2'' and ''Cyber Troopers Virtual-On'' (Sega Model 2 games)
* ''Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise'': ''OutRun'', ''Space Harrier'' and ''Super Hang-On'' (Sega Super Scaler games)
** The Master System game ''Hokuto no Ken'' (previously marketed outside Japan and Taiwan as ''Black Belt'') is also available to play.
* Judgment: ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''Fighting Vipers'' and ''Motor Raid'' (Sega Super Scaler, Sega System 16 and Sega Model 2 games)
** Judgment Remastered adds ''OutRun'' and ''Virtua Fighter 2'' (the latter replaces a custom ''Puyo Puyo'' game).
* ''Yakuza: Like a Dragon'': ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''OutRun'', ''Super Hang-On'' and ''Virtua Fighter 2'' (Sega Super Scaler, Sega System 16 and Sega Model 2 games)
* Lost Judgment: ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''Super Hang-On'', ''Fighting Vipers'', ''Sonic the Fighters'' and ''Motor Raid'' (Sega Super Scaler, Sega System 16 and Sega Model 2 games)
** Sega Master System games are also available to play. The game's paid DLC also includes additional Master System games.
* ''Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name'': ''Virtua Fighter 2'', ''Sonic the Fighters'', ''Motor Raid'', ''Fighting Vipers 2'' and ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Power Edition'' (Sega Model 2 and Sega Model 3 games)
** ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Power Edition'' is a brand-less version of ''Daytona USA 2: Power Edition''.
*** Sega Master System games are also available to play. Although there is a single SG-1000 game (''Flicky''), it is treated as a Master System game instead, thanks to its backwards compatibility mode.
* ''Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth'': ''Virtua Fighter 3tb'', ''Sega Bass Fishing'' and ''Spikeout: Final Edition'' (Sega Model 3 games)
* ''Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii'': ''Fighting Vipers 2'', ''The Ocean Hunter'', ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Battle on the Edge'', ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Power Edition'', ''Spikeout: Final Edition'', ''Virtua Fighter 3'' and ''Virtua Fighter 3tb'' (Sega Model 3 games)
** ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Battle on the Edge'' is a brand-less version of ''Daytona USA 2: Battle on the Edge''.
*** As with ''The Man Who Erased His Name'', SG-1000 and Master System games are available to play.
* ''Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties'': ''Fighting Vipers'', ''Motor Raid'', ''Virtua Fighter 2/2.1'' (Sega Model 2 games), ''Emergency Call Ambulance'', ''Magical Truck Adventure'' (Sega Model 3 games) and ''Slashout'' (Sega NAOMI)
** Sega Game Gear games are also available to play. It introduces ''Sonic Chaos'', ''PAC-MAN'', ''G-LOC: Air Battle'', ''Shinobi'', ''Woody Pop'', ''Galaga 2'', ''Columns'', ''Sonic Drift'', ''Fantasy Zone Gear'', ''Mappy'', ''Puzlow Kids'' (''Puyo Puyo'') and ''Streets of Rage''.

Custom Arcade minigames based on ''The House of the Dead'', ''Puyo Puyo'' and ''Taiko no Tatsujin'' are featured through the series, but they are not emulated.

=== ''METAL GEAR SOLID MASTER COLLECTION Vol.1'' (Nintendo Entertainment System and [[PlayStation emulators|PlayStation]]) ===
This compilation includes important titles in the ''Metal Gear'' series, both ported and emulated. ''Metal Gear'' (NES), ''Snake's Revenge'', and ''Metal Gear Solid'' (including the ''VR Missions'' discs) are emulated games, powered by [[m2engage]].

While the games ''Metal Gear'' and ''Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake'' from MSX are also included, they are based off their previous ports from ''Metal Gear Solid HD Collection'' rather than being emulated, likely to avoid licensing royalties with MSX Licensing Corporation.

=== ''Midway Arcade Treasures 3'' and ''Midway Arcade Treasures Deluxe Edition'' (Midway/Williams/Atari Games arcade games and [[Dreamcast emulators|Dreamcast]]) ===

=== ''PAC-MAN WORLD 2 Re-PAC'' (Namco arcade games and Super Nintendo Entertainment System) ===
This remake of ''Pac-Man World 2'' includes emulations of ''Pac-Man'', ''Pac-Mania'' (both Arcade games) and ''Pac-Attack'' (SNES). For the remake, ''Ms. Pac-Man'' was removed and for ''Pac-Attack'', the game is now the same edited version included on ''Pac-Man Museum+'', which replaced Ms. Pac-Man with Pac-Mom. This was made due to licensing issues between AtGames and Bandai Namco Entertainment.

In the original, the Arcade games (plus ''Ms. Pac-Man'') were ports from the ''Namco Museum'' games on PlayStation, while ''Pac-Attack'' was the PlayStation port featured in ''Namco Anthology 2''.

=== ''PC Engine Collections'' ([[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators|PC Engine]] and [[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators#PCE-CD|PC Engine CD]]) ===
Hudson Soft re-released many of their PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16 exclusives through compilations on the PSP through emulation, and for PS3 as well on both the Japanese and North American PlayStation Stores. These compilations use top-notch emulators with many scaling options, and the process of injecting other games is easy.

For standard PC Engine cartridge releases (HuCard), the following compilations can be used as surrogates:

* Soldier Collection PC Engine Best Collection

For PC Engine CD games, the above compilations can be used in addition to:

* Far East of Eden Collection
* Ginga Oujou Sama Densetsu Collection

Dump the UMD to ISO format with the method of your choosing (like CFW), and open the ISO's contents with UMDGen.

The game images are usually under the directory <code>PSP_GAME/USRDIR/CONTENT/CDROM</code>:

* PCE HuCard Cartridge games: PCE files. Exact same as No-Intro dumps.
* PCE CD-ROM² games: folders named something like <code>HCDxxxx</code> (usually the release identifier). HCD/AT3/BIN files are inside, which are in fact a regular PCE-CD ISO in CUE/WAV/BIN format (TOC files are also used) with the WAV sound files converted to the native PSP audio format (AT3). Instructions about how to convert them can be found here [http://kaz0824.blog56.fc2.com/blog-entry-8.html in Japanese], and here's [http://www.mediafire.com/file/xd0nddlu5r2f9iz/pceconv_tools_net4.0.rar a mirror] to the pceconv tool used.
* BIOS file: SYSCARD3P.PCE, needed for CD emulation. Should not be replaced.

Rename your ROMs (HuCard games) or ISOs (CD games) to match the internal filenames, and drag and drop those in UMDGen to replace the existing files (confirm overwriting existing files). You can delete the PMF videos used by the collection's gallery mode to make the ISO smaller. When you're done, go to File and Save as ISO (CSO is smaller but doesn't play well on real hardware).

You can do the same with standalone [[wikipedia:List_of_PlayStation_Store_TurboGrafx-16_games|PSN releases]] of TG-16 games which were made available as well on the PSP/PS3/Vita PSN. You just have to sniff the PKG, extract it, decrypt it and replace the PCE files or ISO dumps just like with the other collections. After that, you just have to re-encrypt them and put the files on your console to play those. More detailed instructions exist [http://wololo.net/2015/02/06/injecting-roms-into-psps-official-turbografx-16-emulator-by-reprep/ on Wololo.net].

=== ''Rare Replay'' (ZX Spectrum, Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Arcade, and Nintendo 64) ===

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 23: Sega Memorial Selection'' (Sega arcade games and [[SG-1000 emulators|SG-1000]]) ===
For each game available in this collection, a remake and an emulation of the originals are included. The games are ''Borderline'', ''Congo Bongo'', ''Doki Doki Penguin Land'', ''Head On'' and ''Tranquilizer Gun''.

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 28: Tetris Collection'' (Sega arcade games and Mega Drive) ===
Although mainly consists of emulated games, this compilation includes a new game called ''Tetris New Century'', which is an updated intake of the original version of ''Tetris'' released by Sega for their Sega System 16 hardware. It was also updated to fit into The Tetris Company's [https://tetris.wiki/Tetris_Guideline guidelines].

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 30: Galaxy Force II: Special Extended Edition'' (Various Sega hardware) ===
Mainly being focused on emulated games, this compilation includes a new game called ''Galaxy Force Neo Classic'', which features upgraded visuals and soundtrack.

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 33: Fantasy Zone Complete Collection'' (Various Sega hardware) ===
As with volumes 28 and 30 of ''Sega Ages 2500'', this compilation includes a new game called ''Fantasy Zone Neo Classic'', which is a budget remake of the Famicom version of ''Fantasy Zone'' made by [[Sunsoft]] (the remake in question was developed by M2).

=== ''Sonic Mega Collection Plus'' (Sega Genesis and Game Gear) ===

=== ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' (Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, and Nintendo 64) ===

=== ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' (Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy, and Super Nintendo Entertainment System) ===

[[Category:Official emulators]]

Emulators inside games

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Some video games were developed with emulators built into their ROMs. Sometimes they were made to only run one game, or were capable of running other ROMs through hacking.

== [[Arcade emulators|Arcade]] ==

=== ''Capcom Fighting Collection'' (CP System II) ===

=== ''Capcom Fighting Collection 2'' ([[PlayStation emulators#Capcom ZN-1 and Capcom ZN-2|Sony ZN-2]], [[Dreamcast emulators#Arcade variants|NAOMI]], and [[PlayStation 2 emulators#Namco System 246|Namco System 246]]) ===

=== ''Gradius Origins'' (Konami) ===
While this compilation consists mainly of emulated games, a new game, ''Salamander III'', is included. It runs on the same engine as ''Haunted Castle Revisited'' from ''Castlevania Dominus Collection''.

The emulated games are ''Gradius'' (both Bubble System, stand-alone and Nintendo VS. System versions), ''Salamander'', ''Life Force'' (a Japan-only revision), ''Vulcan Venture'' (''Gradius II: Gofer no Yabou''), ''Gradius III'' and ''Salamander 2''. Their emulation is powered by [[m2engage]].

=== ''LEGO Dimensions'' (Midway, Williams, and Atari Games) ===
A physical media-only game themed around the LEGO franchise for 7th and 8th generation consoles, ''LEGO Dimensions'' features a Midway-themed world known as Midway Arcade, distributed as a free downloadable content. It enables players to play games from the Midway catalogue purchased by Warner Bros., including games from Williams and Atari Games.

The featured games are ''720°'', ''Badlands'', ''Blasteroids'', ''Championship Sprint'', ''Cyberball 2072'', ''Defender'', ''Defender II'', ''Gauntlet'', ''Gauntlet II'', ''Joust'', ''Joust II'', ''Klax'', ''Marble Madness'', ''Paperboy'', ''Rampage'', ''RoadBlasters'', ''Robotron 2084'', ''Spy Hunter'', ''Super Sprint'', ''Timber'', ''Toobin''', ''Vindicators'' and ''Xybots''. Said emulation of those games were done by Code Mystics, likely using their [[FOCAL]] engine.

Unusual from many compilations, references (or even emulations) to ''Ms. Pac-Man'' or the ''Mortal Kombat'' franchise are not included in the game.

=== ''Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics'' (CP System Dash, CP System II, and NAOMI) ===

=== ''Midway Arcade Treasures'', ''Midway Arcade Treasures 2'', and ''Midway Arcade Treasures: Extended Play'' (Midway, Williams, and Atari Games) ===

=== ''Shenmue'' and ''Shenmue II'' (Sega) ===
The first two ''Shenmue'' games feature emulation of Sega Arcade games as minigames during Ryo Hazuki's quest, notably, the Super Scaler ones. In the original, ''Hang-On'' and ''Space Harrier'' are playable; ''After Burner II'' and ''OutRun'', alongside the two former games, can be played in ''Shenmue II''. The Arcade games remain playable in subsequent ports of ''Shenmue II'' for Xbox, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Steam.

''Shenmue III'' lacks any of the Sega Arcade games, although references to them are scattered as easter eggs during the game.

== [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]] ==

=== ''Naruto Collection'' ===
For some reason, these compilations tried to claim they worked by streaming the original cartridge data through a Link Cable in order to play them on a bigger screen. And while it is true that they require the GBA cartridges, the actual data the game needs is already on the disc itself, as the game uses a GBA emulator Nintendo developed in-house to run the games.

=== ''Pokemon Box: Ruby and Sapphire'' ===
For some reason, these compilations tried to claim they worked by streaming the original cartridge data through a Link Cable in order to play them on a bigger screen. And while it is true that they require the GBA cartridges, the actual data the game needs is already on the disc itself, as the game uses a GBA emulator Nintendo developed in-house to run the games.

== [[Game Boy (Color) emulators|Game Boy Color]] ==

=== ''METAL GEAR SOLID MASTER COLLECTION Vol.2'' ===
As with the previous volume, it includes both ported and emulated games. In this case, ''Metal Gear Solid'' (known as ''Metal Gear: Ghost Babel'' in Japan) for the Game Boy Color is included as an emulated game.

== [[Master System/Game Gear emulators|Game Gear]] ==

=== ''Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut'' ===
Unlike the original version released for the Dreamcast, ''Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut'' includes all twelve Sonic games released on the Game Gear through emulation and all of them can be played by selecting "Mini Game Collection" in the menu. Such feature marks the debut of the original ''Sonic Drift'' and ''Tails' Skypatrol'' outside Japan. Sadly, Sega removed the Game Gear emulation support in the HD re-releases for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and its 2011 PC version.

All Sonic games for the Game Gear would be available through Sonic Origins with its respective (paid) DLC, ''Sonic Origins Plus''.

=== ''Sonic Origins Plus'' ===
The DLC for Sonic Origins includes all 12 ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' Game Gear games which were emulated rather than remade from scratch like the main games. Alongside, Gear-to-Gear Cable emulation were added for games that does support it, allowing Vs. matches against another player locally.

The emulator used on the compilation would be re-used later in ''Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties'' with the purpose of emulating additional Game Gear games (compared with ''Sonic Origins Plus'', ''Sonic Chaos'' and ''Sonic Drift'' were included).

== [[Master System/Game Gear emulators|Master System]] ==

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 11: Hokuto no Ken'' ===
This budget remake of ''Hokuto no Ken'' (known outside Japan and Taiwan as ''Black Belt'') includes an emulation of the original Master System game as a bonus feature.

The original game was later featured in ''Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise'', alongside other Sega Arcade games.

== [[Sega Genesis emulators|Mega Drive/Sega Genesis]] ==

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 17: Phantasy Star generation: 2'' ===
This remake of ''Phantasy Star II'' includes the original Mega Drive version to play. Only the Japanese version is available.

=== ''Sega Smash Pack Volume 1'' ===
This compilation of Genesis games for the Dreamcast contained a Genesis emulator and a plain-text document on how to use it. [http://dcemulation.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=97250 You can read the full story about it here.]

Download: [http://romhustler.net/rom/dreamcast/sega-smash-pack-volume-1-usa-dc-echelon Sega Smash Pack - Echelon]

=== ''Sonic Mega Collection'' ===

== [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|Nintendo Entertainment System]] ==

=== ''Animal Crossing'' ===

=== ''Classic NES Series'' ===

=== ''Contra 4'' ===
The Nintendo DS version of the game includes emulations of the American (not Japanese or European) versions of ''Contra'' and ''Super C'' powered by a custom build of [[PocketNES]] for the handheld. Both can be unlocked by beating 4 and 8 tasks in Challenge Mode, respectively.

=== ''Excitebike 64'' ===
An emulation of the original ''Excitebike'' can be played by completing the tutorial mode in ''Excitebike 64''.

=== ''Jajamaru Jr. Denshouki: Jalecolle mo Arisourou'' ===
A game in the ''Ninja JaJamaru-kun'' series, which includes emulated Famicom (NES) games as bonus. The games are ''Exerion'', ''Formation Z'', ''City Connection'', ''Ninja JaJamaru-kun'' and ''Jajamaru no Daibouken''. The emulation of these games is powered by [[PocketNES]].

Many non-game elements were recycled later on a compilation called ''[[Moero!! Jaleco Collection]]'', which also features emulated Famicom games, however, there's no original games proper for the handheld inside.

=== ''Metroid Prime'' ===

=== ''Metroid: Zero Mission'' ===
An emulation of the NES (not Disk System) version of ''Metroid'' can be played after beating ''Metroid: Zero Mission'' once, regardless of the number of items collected and play time. Unlike other re-releases, the NES version is used in all regional variants of the game, being introduced first in Japan and China (through iQue), as well in other areas where the Famicom (or its countless clones) were distributed over the NES.

=== ''Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition'' ===

=== ''NES Remix'' Series ===
''NES Remix'', ''NES Remix 2'', ''NES Remix Pack'', and ''Ultimate NES Remix'' used an emulator called [[Heritage]]. ''NES Remix'' uses Heri1. ''NES Remix 2'' uses an updated version called Heri2. ''Ultimate NES Remix'', the last of the ''NES Remix'' series, uses HeriC. The ''NES Remix Pack'' has both Heritage 1 and Heritage 2 and switches between them depending on the selected game. This is the first official emulator to have challenges wacky effects. No ROMs were tested.

=== ''Retro City Rampage'' ===
''Retro City Rampage'' (as well ''Retro City Rampage DX'') includes emulation of ''ROM City Rampage'', an unfinished prototype of the game released for the NES. ''ROM City Rampage'' runs through a NES emulator and can be played by interacting with the "NES" available in The Player's house.

== [[Pokémon Mini emulators|Pokémon Mini]] ==

=== ''Pokémon Channel'' ===
Like Stadium, Channel contained an emulator for playing Pokemon Mini games on the GameCube. It was later stripped out of the game as a stand-alone Pokemon Mini emulator for the GameCube. Later Pokemon Mini emulators have based some of their work on this feature.

Download: [http://scene.org/file.php?file=%2Fparties%2F2005%2Fbreakpoint05%2Fwild%2Fshizzle.zip&fileinfo SHizZLE's Pokemon Mini Emulator]

Compatibility is poor though - the emulator heavily modifies the game's code. When the extracted ROMs are played on regular GBA emulators, or regular non-32 MB GBA ROMs are injected in the compilation, the games do play but suffer a variety of glitches mostly involving sound.

== [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] ==

=== ''Fight Night Round 2'' ===
The SNESticle emulator, which was made by the creator of [[NESticle|NESticle,]] was used in the game ''Fight Night Round 2'', and the game ''Super Punch-Out!!'' was included. The source code has been released on Github [https://github.com/iaddis/SNESticle here]; the source code is able to be compiled for PS2 and PC, with the repository including binaries for Windows and PS2.

=== ''Pokémon Stadium'' GB Tower ([[Super Nintendo Entertainment System emulators#Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]]) ===
It's possible to play the Game Boy Pokémon games by using a Transfer Pak in ''Pokémon Stadium'' in GB Tower mode. This software emulator can boot many other Game Boy and even GBC games in SGB mode, but there seems to be a mechanism to detect the three officially supported games, and according to [http://krikzz.com/forum/index.php?topic=1283.0 this thread on the KRIKzz forum], it's possible to circumvent the checks in another ROM with a vanilla Transfer Pak and unmodified North American copy of ''Pokémon Stadium''. Not many useful tools are available, but in theory a romhack of Stadium could disable these checks (considering they're documented) and could even be placed in Stadium's ROM instead.

One notable thing about this emulator is that it contains an alternate revision of the CGB bootstrap that hasn't been used anywhere else.

=== ''Twinbee Collection'' ===
Pop'n Twinbee, originally a Super Nintendo title, was given an emulator for this compilation. However, the emulator they used is hacky. While the game ROM is unaltered, it was split across four individual pieces, making injections tedious but not impossible. This is similar to the approach used in the "I Love Mickey Mouse" re-releases of Mickey/Donald Mega Drive games for the Saturn.

Swapping the data with another ROM of the exact same size (like Tiny Toons Adventures) reveals occasional graphical glitches, and controller problems.

== [[ZX Spectrum emulators|ZX Spectrum]] ==

=== ''Donkey Kong 64'' ===

=== ''GoldenEye 007'' ===
''GoldenEye 007'' contains a fully functioning ZX Spectrum 48x emulator that was discovered in 2012. The game contains 10 ROMs, all of which were made by Rare. [https://web.archive.org/web/20141105005415/http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?38222-GoldenEye-(N64)-Spectrum-Emulation-Unlocked You can read more about it here.]

The emulator is also used in ''Donkey Kong 64'' for ''Jetpac''.

Download: [https://tcrf.net/images/1/1c/Goldeneye-ZXSpectrumPatch.7z Patch]

== Multiple ==

=== ''Animal Crossing: New Horizons'' (Nintendo Entertainment System, [[Famicom Disk System]], [[Game Boy (Color) emulators|Game Boy]], and Super Nintendo Entertainment System) ===
Included with update 3.0.0, ''Animal Crossing: New Horizons'' features furniture items based on past Nintendo hardware. As the Villager, the player can play games in them. However, as with the company's Classics, a [[Nintendo Switch Online]] subscription is required to play. It does not include games based on hardware locked to the "Expansion Pack", including GameCube, which is a Nintendo Switch 2-exclusive, and Sega Genesis, which is a third-party system.

The emulated games are ''Clu Clu Land'' (Famicom), ''Ice Hockey'' (Famicom Disk System), ''Ice Climber'' (NES), ''Dr. Mario'' (Game Boy), ''Panel de Pon'' (Super Famicom) and ''F-Zero'' (SNES). Notably, the cartridge version of ''Clu Clu Land'' is not available on the Japanese side of Nintendo Classics, as the Disk System version (based on ''Vs. Clu Clu Land'') is included instead.

=== ''Atari 50: The Celebration Edition'' (Various hardware) ===
While this compilation consists mainly of emulated games, re-imagined versions of several titles are included, as well a re-creation of ''Touch Me''. The hardware emulated includes [[Atari]] Arcade games, [[Atari 2600]], [[Atari 8-bit]], [[Atari 5200]], [[Atari 7800]], [[Atari Lynx]] and [[Atari Jaguar]].

Further DLC packs includes emulations of [[Intellivision emulators|Intellivision]] games, as well Arcade games from other companies distributed by Atari.

Neither the base game or its respective DLC packs does not include games published or distributed by Atari Games, as those titles are part of the Midway catalogue purchased by Warner Bros. in 2009.

=== ''Castlevania Dominus Collection'' ([[Nintendo DS emulators|Nintendo DS]] and Konami arcade games) ===
While this compilation consists mainly of emulated games, a new game, ''Haunted Castle Revisited'', is included. It runs on a similar engine as the ''Rebirth'' games from M2 on the Wii.

The emulated games are all ''Castlevania'' games for the Nintendo DS alongside the Arcade game ''Haunted Castle''. Their emulation is powered by [[m2engage]].

=== ''The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition'' (Nintendo Entertainment System and [[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]]) ===
Nintendo released a promotional disc with some GameCubes that contained some of the mainline entries in The Legend of Zelda series and a demo of The Wind Waker. To get the NES and N64 games running, Nintendo used in-house emulators to recreate the original experience, albeit with occasional crashes and analog sensitivity being a tad excessive for what the original console really offered.

NES emulation was already done for the GameCube re-release of ''Animal Crossing'', where they modified some FDS BIOS images, didn't support iNES headers and only a limited amount of mappers. The N64 emulator is more interesting; it was later extracted in a standalone format and a custom ROM injector was implemented.

Compatibility is very low, with only these games confirmed working: Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, Star Fox 64, Kirby 64 (partially working), Zelda: Majora's Mask, Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Zelda: OoT Master Quest, Duke Nukem 64, Mace: The Dark Ages, Wave Race, Star Soldier, Pilot Wings. Possibly other games too.

Download: [https://web.archive.org/web/20160828164103/http://128bit.me/index.php?topic=181.0 Nintendo 64 Emu]

=== ''Like a Dragon'' (''Yakuza'') series (Various Sega hardware) ===
The following (emulated) games are playable in various ''Like a Dragon'' (''Yakuza'') games:

* ''Yakuza 5'': ''Virtua Fighter 2'' (Sega Model 2)
* ''Yakuza 0'': ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''OutRun'' and ''Super Hang-On'' (Sega Super Scaler and Sega System 16 games)
** ''Yakuza 0 Director's Cut'' features the same Arcade games from the original without new additions.
* ''Yakuza 6: The Song of Life'': ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''OutRun'' and ''Super Hang-On'' (Sega Super Scaler and Sega System 16 games)
* ''Yakuza Kiwami 2'': ''Virtua Fighter 2'' and ''Cyber Troopers Virtual-On'' (Sega Model 2 games)
* ''Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise'': ''OutRun'', ''Space Harrier'' and ''Super Hang-On'' (Sega Super Scaler games)
** The Master System game ''Hokuto no Ken'' (previously marketed outside Japan and Taiwan as ''Black Belt'') is also available to play.
* Judgment: ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''Fighting Vipers'' and ''Motor Raid'' (Sega Super Scaler, Sega System 16 and Sega Model 2 games)
** Judgment Remastered adds ''OutRun'' and ''Virtua Fighter 2'' (the latter replaces a custom ''Puyo Puyo'' game).
* ''Yakuza: Like a Dragon'': ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''OutRun'', ''Super Hang-On'' and ''Virtua Fighter 2'' (Sega Super Scaler, Sega System 16 and Sega Model 2 games)
* Lost Judgment: ''Space Harrier'', ''Fantasy Zone'', ''Super Hang-On'', ''Fighting Vipers'', ''Sonic the Fighters'' and ''Motor Raid'' (Sega Super Scaler, Sega System 16 and Sega Model 2 games)
** Sega Master System games are also available to play. The game's paid DLC also includes additional Master System games.
* ''Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name'': ''Virtua Fighter 2'', ''Sonic the Fighters'', ''Motor Raid'', ''Fighting Vipers 2'' and ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Power Edition'' (Sega Model 2 and Sega Model 3 games)
** ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Power Edition'' is a brand-less version of ''Daytona USA 2: Power Edition''.
*** Sega Master System games are also available to play. Although there is a single SG-1000 game (''Flicky''), it is treated as a Master System game instead, thanks to its backwards compatibility mode.
* ''Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth'': ''Virtua Fighter 3tb'', ''Sega Bass Fishing'' and ''Spikeout: Final Edition'' (Sega Model 3 games)
* ''Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii'': ''Fighting Vipers 2'', ''The Ocean Hunter'', ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Battle on the Edge'', ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Power Edition'', ''Spikeout: Final Edition'', ''Virtua Fighter 3'' and ''Virtua Fighter 3tb'' (Sega Model 3 games)
** ''Sega Racing Classic 2: Battle on the Edge'' is a brand-less version of ''Daytona USA 2: Battle on the Edge''.
*** As with ''The Man Who Erased His Name'', SG-1000 and Master System games are available to play.
* ''Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties'': ''Fighting Vipers'', ''Motor Raid'', ''Virtua Fighter 2/2.1'' (Sega Model 2 games), ''Emergency Call Ambulance'', ''Magical Truck Adventure'' (Sega Model 3 games) and ''Slashout'' (Sega NAOMI)
** Sega Game Gear games are also available to play. It introduces ''Sonic Chaos'', ''PAC-MAN'', ''G-LOC: Air Battle'', ''Shinobi'', ''Woody Pop'', ''Galaga 2'', ''Columns'', ''Sonic Drift'', ''Fantasy Zone Gear'', ''Mappy'', ''Puzlow Kids'' (''Puyo Puyo'') and ''Streets of Rage''.

Custom Arcade minigames based on ''The House of the Dead'', ''Puyo Puyo'' and ''Taiko no Tatsujin'' are featured through the series, but they are not emulated.

=== ''METAL GEAR SOLID MASTER COLLECTION Vol.1'' (Nintendo Entertainment System and [[PlayStation emulators|PlayStation]]) ===
This compilation includes important titles in the ''Metal Gear'' series, both ported and emulated. ''Metal Gear'' (NES), ''Snake's Revenge'', and ''Metal Gear Solid'' (including the ''VR Missions'' discs) are emulated games, powered by [[m2engage]].

While the games ''Metal Gear'' and ''Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake'' from MSX are also included, they are based off their previous ports from ''Metal Gear Solid HD Collection'' rather than being emulated, likely to avoid licensing royalties with MSX Licensing Corporation.

=== ''Midway Arcade Treasures 3'' and ''Midway Arcade Treasures Deluxe Edition'' (Midway/Williams/Atari Games arcade games and [[Dreamcast emulators|Dreamcast]]) ===

=== ''PAC-MAN WORLD 2 Re-PAC'' (Namco arcade games and Super Nintendo Entertainment System) ===
This remake of ''Pac-Man World 2'' includes emulations of ''Pac-Man'', ''Pac-Mania'' (both Arcade games) and ''Pac-Attack'' (SNES). For the remake, ''Ms. Pac-Man'' was removed and for ''Pac-Attack'', the game is now the same edited version included on ''Pac-Man Museum+'', which replaced Ms. Pac-Man with Pac-Mom. This was made due to licensing issues between AtGames and Bandai Namco Entertainment.

In the original, the Arcade games (plus ''Ms. Pac-Man'') were ports from the ''Namco Museum'' games on PlayStation, while ''Pac-Attack'' was the PlayStation port featured in ''Namco Anthology 2''.

=== ''PC Engine Collections'' ([[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators|PC Engine]] and [[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators#PCE-CD|PC Engine CD]]) ===
Hudson Soft re-released many of their PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16 exclusives through compilations on the PSP through emulation, and for PS3 as well on both the Japanese and North American PlayStation Stores. These compilations use top-notch emulators with many scaling options, and the process of injecting other games is easy.

For standard PC Engine cartridge releases (HuCard), the following compilations can be used as surrogates:

* Soldier Collection PC Engine Best Collection

For PC Engine CD games, the above compilations can be used in addition to:

* Far East of Eden Collection
* Ginga Oujou Sama Densetsu Collection

Dump the UMD to ISO format with the method of your choosing (like CFW), and open the ISO's contents with UMDGen.

The game images are usually under the directory <code>PSP_GAME/USRDIR/CONTENT/CDROM</code>:

* PCE HuCard Cartridge games: PCE files. Exact same as No-Intro dumps.
* PCE CD-ROM² games: folders named something like <code>HCDxxxx</code> (usually the release identifier). HCD/AT3/BIN files are inside, which are in fact a regular PCE-CD ISO in CUE/WAV/BIN format (TOC files are also used) with the WAV sound files converted to the native PSP audio format (AT3). Instructions about how to convert them can be found here [http://kaz0824.blog56.fc2.com/blog-entry-8.html in Japanese], and here's [http://www.mediafire.com/file/xd0nddlu5r2f9iz/pceconv_tools_net4.0.rar a mirror] to the pceconv tool used.
* BIOS file: SYSCARD3P.PCE, needed for CD emulation. Should not be replaced.

Rename your ROMs (HuCard games) or ISOs (CD games) to match the internal filenames, and drag and drop those in UMDGen to replace the existing files (confirm overwriting existing files). You can delete the PMF videos used by the collection's gallery mode to make the ISO smaller. When you're done, go to File and Save as ISO (CSO is smaller but doesn't play well on real hardware).

You can do the same with standalone [[wikipedia:List_of_PlayStation_Store_TurboGrafx-16_games|PSN releases]] of TG-16 games which were made available as well on the PSP/PS3/Vita PSN. You just have to sniff the PKG, extract it, decrypt it and replace the PCE files or ISO dumps just like with the other collections. After that, you just have to re-encrypt them and put the files on your console to play those. More detailed instructions exist [http://wololo.net/2015/02/06/injecting-roms-into-psps-official-turbografx-16-emulator-by-reprep/ on Wololo.net].

=== ''Rare Replay'' (ZX Spectrum, Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Arcade, and Nintendo 64) ===

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 23: Sega Memorial Selection'' (Sega arcade games and [[SG-1000 emulators|SG-1000]]) ===
For each game available in this collection, a remake and an emulation of the originals are included. The games are ''Borderline'', ''Congo Bongo'', ''Doki Doki Penguin Land'', ''Head On'' and ''Tranquilizer Gun''.

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 28: Tetris Collection'' (Sega arcade games and Mega Drive) ===
Although mainly consists of emulated games, this compilation includes a new game called ''Tetris New Century'', which is an updated intake of the original version of ''Tetris'' released by Sega for their Sega System 16 hardware. It was also updated to fit into The Tetris Company's [https://tetris.wiki/Tetris_Guideline guidelines].

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 30: Galaxy Force II: Special Extended Edition'' (Various Sega hardware) ===
Mainly being focused on emulated games, this compilation includes a new game called ''Galaxy Force Neo Classic'', which features upgraded visuals and soundtrack.

=== ''[[Sega Ages 2500]] Series Vol. 33: Fantasy Zone Complete Collection'' (Various Sega hardware) ===
As with volumes 28 and 30 of ''Sega Ages 2500'', this compilation includes a new game called ''Fantasy Zone Neo Classic'', which is a budget remake of the Famicom version of ''Fantasy Zone'' made by [[Sunsoft]] (the remake in question was developed by M2).

=== ''Sonic Mega Collection Plus'' (Sega Genesis and Game Gear) ===

=== ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' (Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, and Nintendo 64) ===

=== ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' (Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy, and Super Nintendo Entertainment System) ===

[[Category:Official emulators]]

Video game compilations

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==Nintendo==
===Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Donkey Kong Classics
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II
| Square
| NES games
|-
| Quattro Adventure (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Arcade (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Sports (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt / World Class Track Meet
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Tetris / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Spike V'Ball / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
|}

===Game Boy===
◎ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 1: Asteroids / Missile Command ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 2: Centipede / Millipede ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 3: Galaga / Galaxian ◎
| Nintendo
| Namco Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 4: Defender / Joust ◎
| Nintendo
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classics: Super Breakout / Battlezone ◎
| THQ
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Bomberman Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy & NES games
|-
| Bugs Bunny Collection ◎
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Commodore 16+4 Pack (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Dracula's Castle Collection (aftermarket)
| Habit Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery 2 ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Genjin Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II
| Acclaim
| Game Boy games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 1 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 2 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 3 ◎
| Namco
| NES & Game Boy games
|-
| Pachio-kun Game Gallery
| Coconuts Japan
| Game Boy games
|-
| Pinball Deluxe
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Race Days
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Selection I & II: Erabareshi Mono & Ankoku no Fuuin
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Sports Collection
| Tonkin House
| Game Boy games
|-
| Taito Variety Pack
| Taito
| Game Boy games
|-
|}

===Super Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Caravan Shooting Collection
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
|-
| Dragon Quest I & II
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| EMIT Value Set
| Koei
| SNES games
|-
| Kyuuyaku Megami Tensei
| Atlus
| NES games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Midway
| Atari Games Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Arcade Classics
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 1
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 2
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Ninja Gaiden Trilogy
| Tecmo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Tetris & Dr. Mario
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Williams
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Wizardry I-II-III: Story of Llylgamyn
| Media Factory
| NES games
|-
|}

===Virtual Boy===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Space Invaders Virtual Collection
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
|-
|}

===Nintendo 64===
Although the system has enough power to emulate at least the [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|NES]] and [[Emulators on Nintendo 64|other systems]], very few official games made use of emulation, likely due to the system not being optimized for 2D graphics rendering.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Doubutsu no Mori
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 64
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Game Boy Color===
× = Not backwards compatible with the original Game Boy or Super Game Boy 
○ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Blupi's Adventures ○ (aftermarket)
| Homebrew Factory
| PC games
|-
| Bomberman Selection ×
| Hudson
| Game Boy games
|-
| Dragon Warrior I & II ○
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 2 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 3 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Metamorphosis Collection (aftermarket)
| incube8 Games
| Game Boy games
|-
| Micro Machines 1 and 2: Twin Turbo ×
| THQ
| Game Boy games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade Hits: Joust / Defender
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Midway presents Arcade Hits: Moon Patrol / Spy Hunter
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Irem/Midway Arcade games
|-
| Ms. Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Game Boy games
|-
| R-Type DX
| Epoch
| Game Boy games
|-
| Rugrats Portable Collection ○ (aftermarket)
| Limited Run Games
| Game Boy & Game Boy Color games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics II (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
|}

===Game Boy Advance===
Alongside the [[Classic NES Series]], the GBA proved to be a great way to play NES games on the go with certain compilations that used [[PocketNES]].

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Aspyr
| Aspyr
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anniversary Advance
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Capcom Classics Mini Mix]]
| Sensory Sweep Studios
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Centipede / Breakout / Warlords
| Epicenter Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Classic NES Series|Famicom Mini Collection]] (unreleased; prototype dumped)
| Nintendo
| iQue
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
| TOSE
| Square Enix
| WonderSwan games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 4
| TOSE
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gauntlet / Rampart
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hudson Best Collection]] series
| Hudson
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| JaJaMaru Jr. Denshouki: Jaleco Collection mo AriSourou
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kessakusen! Ganbare Goemon 1, 2: Yuki-hime to McGuiness
| Jupiter
| Konami
| SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Collector's Series: Arcade Advanced
| KCE America
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Kunio-Kun Nekketsu Collection]] series
| Million
| Atlus
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Marble Madness / Klax
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits
| Pocket Studios
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Millipede / Super Breakout / Lunar Lander
| Gravity-I
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Moero!! Jaleco Collection]]
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mother 1+2
| Pax Softnica
| Nintendo
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Collection
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Pac-Man games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Paperboy / Rampage
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Phantasy Star Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pong / Asteroids / Yars' Revenge
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Power Pro Kun Pocket 1, 2
| Diamond Head
| Konami
| Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sansara Naga 1x2
| Groove Box Japan
| Victor Interactive Software
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Arcade Gallery
| BITS Studios
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack
| CodeFire
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spy Hunter / Super Sprint
| Black Lantern Studios
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wisdom Tree GBA Collection (aftermarket)
| Wisdom Tree
| Piko Interactive
| NES games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo GameCube===
The GameCube has enough power to [[Emulators on GameCube|emulate]] many 8-bit and 16-bit hardware, including some consoles from the last generation. This also include the GBA, despite the existence of the Game Boy Player.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Animal Crossing
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos: Owaranai Tsubasa to Ushinawareta Umi Complete Box
| Namco
| GameCube and NES games
| {{~}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition
| Nintendo
| NES & Nintendo 64 games (Disk System and Nintendo 64 games in Japan)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| NES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| SNES & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Nintendo Puzzle Collection
| Nintendo
| NES, SNES and Nintendo 64 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pokémon Box: Ruby & Sapphire
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pokémon Channel
| Nintendo
| Pokémon Mini games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo DS===
Compilations with emulators started to be popular on the DS, but [[Emulators on Nintendo DS|unofficial emulators]] expanded the possibilities even further. Some emulators also uses the extra power of Nintendo DSi hardware.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 1
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 2
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crimson Room
| Takagism
| Success
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fushigi Yuugi DS
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection 2
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Virtual Play Games
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Konami Classics Series: Arcade Hits
| M2
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Legacy of Ys: Books I & II
| Interchannel-Holon
| Interchannel-Holon
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero Collection
| Inti Creates
| Capcom
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum DS
| M2
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Retro Atari Classics
| Taniko
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sonic Classic Collection
| Creative Assembly
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii===
For many, the Wii is one of the best resorts when it comes to retro game emulation: The [[Virtual Console]] plus analog video outputs and the amount of [[Emulators on Wii|emulators and source ports]] for the system. The latter did not prevent compilations with official emulator(s) to appear in physical media, though.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Complete
| Aksys Games
| WiiWare games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Data East Arcade Classics
| Majesco
| Data East Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon Quest 25 Shuunen Kinen: Famicom & Super Famicom Dragon Quest I-II-III
| Square Enix
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunblade NY & L.A. Machineguns Arcade Hits Pack
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kirby's Dream Collection: Special Edition
| Nintendo
| GB, NES, SNES & N64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mad Dog McCree: Gunslinger Pack
| Majesco
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo and Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metroid Prime Trilogy
| Nintendo
| GameCube & Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Milestone Shooting Collection 2
| Milestone
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum Megamix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Remix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars: 25th Anniversary Edition
| Nintendo
| Super Mario All-Stars for SNES
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Shooting Collection
| UFO Interactive
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo 3DS===
The 3DS initially had troubles to run [[Emulators on Nintendo 3DS|emulators]] (even worse in official grounds) outside of Virtual Console and Sega's own [[Sega 3D Classics|3D Classics]]. Thanks to the New 3DS models, it become more feasible to use [[RetroArch]] to emulate pretty much everything up to the PlayStation over the years.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Exient Entertainment
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Saga
| Gaijin Games
| Aksys Games
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cut the Rope: Triple Treat
| FUN Labs
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Inazuma Eleven 1-2-3: Endou Mamoru Densetsu
| Level-5
| Level-5
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| J Legend Retsuden
| Gotch Technology
| Bandai Namco Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kunio-kun Nekketsu Complete: Famicom-Hen
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions
| Gotch Technology
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Nostatic Software
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Classics Collection]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives 3: Final Stage]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii U===
Unlike its predecessor, the Wii U lacked diversity of (even unofficial) [[Emulators on Wii U|emulators]], besides the Virtual Console. As with the 3DS, RetroArch became the de-facto way to emulate 8-bit to 32-bit game consoles.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Horberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD for Wii U
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| SHMUP Collection
| Pixelheart
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Xbox 360 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch===
Being the second best-selling video game console in the whole world (with a high possibility of being the first), the Nintendo Switch has lots of compilations in form of emulators, remakes, HD remasters, and, sometimes, source ports even. While there is [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch|unofficial emulators]], it became unappealing to mod a Switch just for emulation overtime, due to the ascension of Windows/Android gaming handhelds.

× = Incompatible with the Nintendo Switch 2 
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Nintendo Switch 2 
◎ = Has a native Nintendo Switch 2 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Abarenbo Tengu & Zombie Nation
| City Connection
| City Connection
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Accolade Sports Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Genesis and Amiga games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ace Attorney Investigations Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アイカギ　きみと一緒にパック
| Azarashi Software
| iMel
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| アケアカNEOGEO セレクション series
| Hamster Corporation
| SNK
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アレスタコレクション
| M2
| M2
| Master System and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Angry Video Game Nerd I & II Deluxe
| FreakZone
| Retroware
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Another Code: Recollection
| Arc System Works
| Nintendo
| Nintendo DS and Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS and 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Arcade Classics Anniversary Collection
| Hamster Corporation
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Flashback Classics
| Code Mystics
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Azure Striker GUNVOLT: STRIKER PACK
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Azure Striker Gunvolt Trilogy Enhanced
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| バロック屋
| Sting
| Sting
| PC and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos I & II HD Remaster
| logicalbeat
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| GameCube games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bear With Me: The Complete Collection
| Exordium Games
| Miyagi Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Archives (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Collection (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bill & Ted's Excellent Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BioShock: The Collection
| Virtuos
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Blizzard Arcade Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Blizzard Entertainment
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Borderlands Legendary Collection
| Turn Me Up Games
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| A Boy and His Blob: Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Ziggurat
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Braveland Trilogy
| Tortuga Team
| Ellada Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Breakers Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BROTHERS CONFLICT　 Precious Baby for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bubsy In: The Purrfect Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Atari
| Bubsy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cabela's The Hunt and Bass Pro Shops The Strike Combo Pack
| Cokem International
| Cokem International
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection 2
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Advance Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Game Boy Advance & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Dominus Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Nintendo DS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| CHAOS;HEAD / CHAOS;CHILD らぶChu☆Chu！ DOUBLE PACK
| Mages.
| Mages.
| PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space
| Eden Industries
| KEMCO
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cho Aniki Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of Mana
| M2
| Square Enix
| Mana games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of SaGa: Final Fantasy Legend
| Racjin
| Square Enix
| Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Company of Heroes Collection
| Relic Entertainment
| Feral Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Contra Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cosmic Fantasy Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
| Toys for Bob
| Activision
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cronostase Electric Collection
| Cronostase
| Penguin Pop Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cthulhu Mythos ADV 闇に囁く狂気＆呪禍に沈む島
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Arcade
| M2
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Console
| M2
| Taito
| Taito console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dead Fun Pack: Penguins and Aliens Strike Again
| Pixel Bones Studios
| EnjoyUp Games
| Wii U games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Deathsmiles I･II
| CAVE
| City Connection
| CAVE Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition
| Media.Vision
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Disney Afternoon Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Disney/Capcom NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| Disney console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Distraint Collection
| Jesse Makkonen
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ドカポン3・2・1 スーパーコレクション!
| Sting
| Sting
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| DOOM + DOOM II
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom and Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Double Dragon & Kunio-kun Retro Brawler Bundle
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ドラゴンクエストヒーローズI・II for Nintendo Switch
| Koei Tecmo Games
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Digital Leisure
| Digital Leisure
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DreadOut: Remastered Collection
| Digital Happiness
| Soft Source
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeon Slime Collection
| Pequi Studios
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| dweeMIXED: Thwee Pack
| magicdweedoo
| magicdweedoo
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Earnest Evans Collection
| Mighty Rabbit Studios
| Edia
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Collection: Handheld
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Atari Lynx games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Games – Sports Collection
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection
| Atlus
| SEGA
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Evoland: Legendary Edition
| Shiro Games
| Shiro Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ExZeus: The Complete Collection
| Sickhead Games
| Ziggurat
| PlayStation 2 and PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fairune Collection
| Skipmore
| Flyhigh Works
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Famicom Detective Club: The Two-Case Collection
| Mages.
| Nintendo
| Famicom Disk System games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FATE: Reawakened
| Tableflip Games
| Tableflip Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Felix the Cat
| Limited Run Games
| Konami
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fighting Fantasy Classics Vol. 1
| Tin Man Games
| Tin Man Games
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fighting Force Collection
| Implicit Conversions
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| PlayStation Vita games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FLOWERS 四季
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Flying Fire Shark: Toaplan Arcade Garage
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FoxyLand Collection
| BUG-Studio
| Ratalaika Games
| Xbox One & PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FRAMED Collection
| Loveshack Entertainment
| Loveshack Entertainment
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Freddi Fish Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery
| Grace Bruxner
| worm club
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| フルキスSS
| Entergram
| Entergram
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hiyoko|Game Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy and Game Boy Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sloop|Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゲームセンターCX 有野の挑戦状 1+2 REPLAY
| indiesZero
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| がんばれゴエモン大集合！
| M2
| Konami
| Konami domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| GEX Trilogy
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gleylancer and Gynoug: Classic Shmups Pack
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gobliiins Collection
| Red Art Games
| Red Art Games
| PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Golden Tee Arcade Classics
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gradius Origins
| M2
| Konami
| Gradius games
| {{~}}
|-
| Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition
| Grove Street Games
| Rockstar Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Grandia HD Collection
| Game Arts
| GungHo Online Entertainment
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Grisaia Trilogy
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gruniożerca Trilogy
| Take IT Studio!
| Take IT Studio!
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Hörberg Productions
| Hörberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hakuoki: Chronicles of Wind and Blossom
| Idea Factory
| eastasiasoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 薄桜鬼真改遊戯録　隊士達の大宴会 for Nintendo Switch
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Heretic + Hexen
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Hidden Gems: Volume One
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Him & Her Collection
| Willams
| QUByte Interactive
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hook: Complete Edition
| Maciej Targoni
| Ultimate Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hotline Miami Collection
| Dennaton Games
| Devolver Digital
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Humongous Classic Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| HUNDRED FIRES: The rising of red star -Complete Edition-
| Naili Studio
| David Amado Fernández
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| IGS Classic Arcade Collection
| IGS
| IGS
| PolyGame Master games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 1
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 2
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 3
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal!
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal! 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Journey Down Trilogy
| SkyGoblin
| BlitWorks
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Jurassic Park: Classic Games Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES, Genesis, Game Boy & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jurassic World Aftermath Collection
| Coatsink Software
| Coatsink Software
| Meta Quest games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 十三支演義偃月三国伝1・2 for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| かまいたちの夜×3
| Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft
| SNES & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 神々の悪戯 Unite Edition
| Nippon Ichi Software
| Broccoli
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kyukyoku TigerHeli -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Last Ninja Collection + Bonus Games
| System 3 Software
| System 3 Software
| European PC games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 1
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (1-3)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 2
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (4-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (1-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection 2
| Various
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (7-10)
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Star Force games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection
| M2
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (1-4)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2
| Digital Works
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (5-8)
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Zero and ZX games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Midway Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.1
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.2
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics: MATURE 17+]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 Mature/Adult games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| NES and Disk System games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| RetroRealms Double Feature: Halloween and Ash vs Evil Dead
| WayForward Technologies
| Boss Team Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ROUTE16 Collection
| Gotch Technology
| Sunsoft
| Arcade, NES & Nintendo Switch games
| {{~}}
|-
| SNK 40th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| NIS America
| SNK Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[m2engage|SEGA Genesis – Nintendo Switch Online]]
| M2
| Nintendo
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Classics
| D3T
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Origins
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Origins Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Milestones series
| Hamster Corporation
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Konami
| Konami Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. I
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. II
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Flashback
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics|Virtual Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Virtual Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゼロファイアー -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Ghoul Patrol
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch 2===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| [[Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics|Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| GameCube games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Sega==
===SG-1000/SC-3000===
🖭 = SC-3000 only (tape format) 
💾 = SC-3000 only (SF-7000 required) 
× = Incompatible with the Sega Master System

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Pack 1 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 2 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 3 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| The Complete Arcade Pack Collection 💾
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Gold Pack 💾
| Scorpion Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II Multicart × (aftermarket; SC-3000 only)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000 & SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART (aftermarket)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Supertape 1 🖭
| John Sands
| SC-3000 games
|-
|}

===Sega Master System===
× = Incompatible with the Sega Genesis

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Smash Hits
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Astro Warrior / Pit Pot
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Best 25 × (unlicensed)
| Zemina
| MSX games
|-
| Game Box Série Corridas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Game Box Série Lutas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Astro Warrior
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Safari Hunt
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Master Games 1
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART × (aftermarket; fully playable on Mark III, partially playable on other models)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 125 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 75 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
|}

===Sega Genesis===
⊚ = Sega CD only

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| 2 Games on One Cart: Fantastic Dizzy and Cosmic Spacehead
| Codemasters
| NES games
|-
| 40 Bonus Games in 1 (aftermarket)
| AtGames
| Genesis & Firecore games
|-
| 6-Pak
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Ecco the Dolphin CD ⊚
| SEGA
| Sega CD games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 1 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 2 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Heart of the Alien: Out of this World Parts I and II ⊚
| Interplay Entertainment
| Amiga & Sega CD games
|-
| Sega Classics Arcade Collection ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Wondermega Collection ⊚
| Victor Musical Industries
| Genesis & Sega CD games
|-
|}

===Sega Game Gear===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classics
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| The Excellent Dizzy Collection
| Codemasters
| NES & PC games
|-
| Sonic 2 in 1
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
|-
|}

===Sega Saturn===
The Saturn has potential to [[Emulators on Saturn|emulate]] some 8-bit hardware, but due to low sales, most companies preferred to just port their games natively.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 1 Shuu Gekitsuiou no Jidai
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 2 Shuu Makai to Kishi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 3 Shuu Koko ni Rekishi Hajimaru
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 4 Shuu Kokou no Eiyuu
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 5 Shuu Kakutouka-tachi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Detana Twinbee Yahho! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Falcom Classics
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Falcom Classics II
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gradius Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ImageFight & XMultiply: Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Irem Arcade Classics
| I'MAX
| I'MAX
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Antiques MSX Collection Ultra Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| MSX games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Langrisser: Dramatic Edition
| Masaya
| Masaya
| Genesis & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Legend of Heroes I & II Eiyuu Densetsu
| Highwaystar
| GMF
| PC-8801 games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Lovely Pop 2 in 1 Jan Jan Koi Shimasho
| Visco
| Visco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Parodius / Gokujou Parodius Da! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Salamander Deluxe Pack Plus
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Columns Arcade Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages I Love Mickey Mouse: Fushigi no Oshiro Daibouken I Love Donald Duck: Guruzia Ou no Hihou
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 2
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Phantasy Star Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Ages Rouka ni Ichidant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Vol. 1 Syukudai ga Tant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages: Volume 1
| Rutubo Games
| Working Designs / SEGA
| Saturn versions of Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Jam
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Street Fighter Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Super Real Mahjong Graffiti
| Seta
| Seta
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Taito Chase H.Q. Plus S.C.I.
| Taito
| Taito
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 1
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 2
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis & Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Storm & Road Blaster
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Gal & Ninja Hayate
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry Llylgamyn Saga
| Thunderstone
| Locus
| Remakes of Apple II games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry VI & VII Complete
| Data East
| Data East
| Remakes of MS-DOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wonder 3 Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Dreamcast===
It is better to use [[Emulators on Dreamcast|unofficial emulators]] over most compilations.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anniversary Edition
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Dream Passport 3
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games as demos
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Pia Carrot e Youkoso!! 2.5
| Cocktail Soft
| NEC Interchannel
| Dreamcast and Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pro Pinball Trilogy
| Cunning Developments
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack Volume 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| [[Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1]]
| Aspect
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Microsoft==
===Xbox===
Being a redux PC, the Xbox received a fair amount of [[Emulators on Xbox|emulated]] video game compilations from the PS2. Many of these were released only in United States and Europe.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
| 369 Interactive
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dead or Alive Ultimate
| Team Ninja
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| BrezzaSoft
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Silent Scope Complete
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| Sega
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Empire Interactive
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Classic Arcade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Namco/Midway Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Xbox 360===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Remasters of Dreamcast games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.1
| Konami
| Konami
| PS1 & Konami Arcade games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.2
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Backbone Entertainment
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.1
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.2
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| Sakura Flamingo Archives.
| KLON
| KLON
| SEGA NAOMI Arcade games.
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Unplugged Vol.1
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Compilation Disc
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Game Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox 360 Triple Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Capcom Digital Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Xbox 360 Arcade games
|-
| Namco Museum Virtual Arcade
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Bandai Games
| Xbox 360 & Namco Arcade games
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|}

===Xbox One===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Xbox Series X/S 
◎ = Can be played on Windows 10 PCs through Xbox Play Anywhere; powered by Universal Windows Platform

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Rare Replay
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Rare games
|-
|}

==Sony==
===PlayStation===
Despite being the ace of its generation, the PlayStation was not a very good machine for processing power. Therefore, companies preferred to port their games over using [[Emulators on PlayStation|emulators]] instead. And the results ended up not being great anyway.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 2===
Repeating the same success from its predecessor, the PlayStation 2 had lots of [[Emulators on PlayStation 2|emulated]] games. It is notoriously known for paving the way to companies such as M2 and Hamster to be highly praised for official emulation in Japan.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| 1945 I&II The Arcade Games
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Contraband Entertainment
| Activision
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ADK Tamashii
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Art of Fighting Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bakumatsu Rouman: Gekka no Kenshi 1-2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ef - a fairy tale of the two.
| Minori
| Comfort
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| First Kiss * Monogatari I & II
| M2
| Broccoli
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fu'un Super Combo
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Game Center USA: Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Success
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunbird Special Edition
| Psikyo
| Atlus
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gunvari Collection + Time Crisis
| Namco
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-

| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 2000/2001
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| Terminal Reality
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters NESTS-hen
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| King's Field: Dark Side Box
| From Software
| From Software
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konohana Pack: 3tsu no Jikenbo
| Vridge
| Success
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marie to Elie Atelier: Salsburg no Renkinjutsu 1+2
| Gust
| Gust
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| SNES and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Memories Off Duet: 1st & 2nd Stories
| KID
| KID
| PlayStation & Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| namCollection
| Namco
| Namco
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Neverland Kenkyuushi
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 1
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 2
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 3: Sol Divide & Dragon Blaze
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| RockMan: Power Battle Fighters
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages 2500]] series
| Various
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Classics Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| DHM Interactive
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Alpha Anthology
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sunsoft Collection
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| SEGA
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Destineer
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Hit Parade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Vampire: Darkstalkers Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| World Heroes Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ys I & II: Eternal Story
| DigiCube
| DigiCube
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 3===
The system was known for receiving HD ports of PlayStation 2 games, but it also received a bunch of compilations with [[Emulators on PlayStation 3|emulators]] shared with the Xbox 360.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Cabinet
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darkstalkers Resurrection
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Devil May Cry HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DOOM Classic Complete
| Bethesda
| Doom & Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dragon Ball Z Budokai HD Collection
| Namco Bandai Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Far Cry Compilation
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Far Cry: The Wild Expedition
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fight: Double Impact
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| God of War Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| God of War: Origins Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hitman HD Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 & PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Memories Off 6 Complete
| .5pb
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Konami
| MSX, PlayStation & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid Edition
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marvel vs. Capcom Origins
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Essentials
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Orange Box
| EA Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Museum
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| R-Type Dimensions
| Tozai
| Irem Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ratchet & Clank Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryuu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD Edition
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages Online|Sega Vintage Collection]] series
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Basara HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Silent Hill HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Sly Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People
| Telltale Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spelunker Collection
| Tozai Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Syberia Collection
| Nordic Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Crisis: Razing Storm
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Classic Trilogy HD
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Tomb Raider Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation Portable===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Activision Hit Remix
| Activision Games
|
|-
| Atari Classics Evolve
| Atari Games
|
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded
| Capcom Arcade Games
|
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Remixed
| Capcom Arcade Games
|
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics 0
| SNK Arcade Games
|
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol.1
| SNK Arcade Games
|
|-
| Taito Legends Power - Up
| Taito Arcade Games
|
|-
| Taito Memories Pocket
| Taito Arcade Games
|
|-
| SEGA Genesis/MegaDrive Collection
| Genesis/MegaDrive Games
|
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| Metal Slug 1-6 Games
|
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures : Extended Play
| Midway Arcade Games
|
|-
| 2 Games in 1 - Archer Maclean's Mercury & Mercury Meltdown
| Archer & Mercury Games
|
|-
| Samurai Showdown Anthology
| Samurai Shodown Games
|
|-
| PlayStation Network Collection - The Puzzle Pack
| PSN Puzzle Pack Games
|
|-
| PlayStation Network Collection - The Power Pack
| PSN Power Pack Games
|
|-
| Parodius Portable
| Parodius Games
|
|-
| Mega Minis Vol 1-3
| Mega Mini Games
|
|-
| Namco Museum Vol 1-2
| Namco Museum Arcade Games
|
|-
| Namco Museum - Battle Collection
| Namco Museum Games
|
|-
| Gradius Collection
| Gradius Games
|
|-
| Final Fantasy IV - The Complete Collection
| Final Fantasy |V Games
|
|-
| EA Replay
| EA Arcade Games
|
|-
| Memories Off - After Rain
| Memories Games
|
|-
| D.C.I&II P.S.P. -Da Capo I&II- Plus Situation Portable
| D.C l&ll Games
|
|-
| Space Invaders Pocket
| Space Invaders Games
|
|-
| Ys I & II Chronicles
| Ys l&ll Games
|
|-
| TwinBee Portable
| TwinBee Games
|
|-
| Genso Suikoden I & II
| Suikoden l&ll Games
|
|-
| Salamander Portable
| Salamander Games
|
|}

===PlayStation 4===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 
◎ = Has a native PlayStation 5 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Arcade Archives
| Emulated arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|-
| ACA Neo Geo
| Neo Geo MVS arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|}

===PlayStation 5===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 Pro

==Windows==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Atari Vault
| Code Mystics
| Atari
|
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Four Dreamcast remasters
|-
| Sega Mega Drive and Genesis Classics
| SEGA, D3T Ltd
| SEGA
|
|}

==Android==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Gameloft Classics : 20th Years*
| J2ME GameLoft Games
| GameLoft
|-
| 101-in-1 Game Anthology
| Random Games
| Nordcurrent
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Classic Activision Games
| Activision
|-
| SEGA Classics
| Mega Drive/Master System Games
| SEGA
|-
| Retro Games Vol.1
| Arcade Games
| The Little Game Studio
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 1
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 2
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| Atari Great Hits Pro
| Atari 2600 Games
| Atari
|-
| Namco Arcade
| Arcade Games
| BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc
|-
| Pixel Puzzle Collection
| Pixel Games
| Konami
|-
| Pastimes
| Puzzle Games
| Senior Games
|-
| 2 Player Game Collection
| Puzzle Games
| Raka Games
|-
| MicroSoft Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| MicroSoft
|-
| Atari Games
| Atari Games
| Atari
|-
| Magic Salmon Portable : Mini Game Collection
| Mini Games
| Magic Salmon Production Ltd
|-
| 250+ Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| Alexei Anoshenko
|-
| Metal Pack
| Metal Slug Games
| SNK
|-
| Pinball HD
| Pinball Games
| Brain Vault
|-
| Pinball Deluxe : Reloaded
| Pinball Games
| Made Of Bits
|-
| Zaccaria Pinball
| Pinball Games
| Magic Pixel KFT
|-
| Chess 3D Animation : Real Battle Chess 3D Online
| Chess Games
| Skyisland Games
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"|† Gameloft Classic
|-
|
* Abracadaball
* Alien Quarantine
* Avalanche Snowboarding
* Block Breaker 3 Unlimited
* Block Breaker Deluxe 2
* Brain Challenge 3: Think Again!
* Bubble Bash 2
* Cannon Rats
* Date or Ditch 2
* Detective Ridley and the Mysterious Enigma
* Diamond Rush
* Gangstar 2: Kings of L.A.
* Hero of Sparta
* High School Hook Ups
* KO Legends
* Miami Nights 2: The City Is Yours
* Midnight Bowling 3
* Midnight Pool 4 (known as Midnight Pool)
* Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus
* Motocross: Trial Extreme
* My Life in New York
* N.O.V.A. Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance
* Platinum Solitaire 3
* Soul of Darkness
* Texas Hold'em Poker
* Vampire Romance
* Wild West Guns
* ZombieWood
* Zombie Infection
* Fashion Icon
|}

==See also==
* [[FOCAL]]
* [[Carbon Engine]]
* [[Project EGG]]

[[Category:Official emulators| ]]
[[Category:Official multi-emulators| ]]

List of console games that support keyboard and mouse

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This is a manual list of console games believed to support keyboard and mouse.

==[[Dreamcast emulators|Dreamcast]]==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|4x4 Evolution
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Advanced Daisenryaku 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing F: Todoroki Tsubasa no Hatsu Hikou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing i
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing i Jikai Saku Made Matemasen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Atsumare! Guru Guru Onsen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Atsumare! Guru Guru Onsen BB
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Baldr Force EXE
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bomberman Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Broadband Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Cannon Spike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK Millennium Fight 2000 Pro
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK 2 Millionaire Fighting 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|ChuChu Rocket!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Culdcept Second
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram M.S.B.S. Ver. 5.4
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Daytona USA 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dejiko no Maibura
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Denpa Shonenteki Kenshoseikatsu Soft Nasubi no Heya
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Doki Doki Idol Star Seeker Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 2 for LAN
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport Premier
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamcast Web Browser
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey 3.0
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey 3.1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey Version 1.5
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey Version 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamstudio
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Elansar & Philia (2015)
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 3
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 4
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 5
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 6
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 7
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Fire Pro Wrestling D
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|First Kiss Monogatari II: Anata ga Irukara
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Frame Gride
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Get!! Colonies
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Giga Wing 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golem no Maigo
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golf Shiyouyo 2: Aratanaru Chousen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golf Shiyouyo Course Data Adventure-hen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 1: Keiyaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 2: Torikago
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 3: Kansei
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 4: Kaikou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 5: Shokuzai
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 6: Senritsu
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guilty Gear X
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Gundam Battle Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guru Guru Onsen 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guru Guru Onsen 3
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hanagumi Taisen Columns 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Heavy Metal Geomatrix
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Heisei Mahjong Sou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty Dream Passport 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty no Magical Block
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty no 'Otonaru' Mail
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hidden & Dangerous
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hundred Swords
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|J-Code Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Kidou Senshi Gundam: Renpou vs. Zeon & DX
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Kitahei Gold
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Love Hina: Totsuzen no Engage Happening
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Maximum Pool
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Microsoft WebTV Connection Kit
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Motto Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nakoruru: Anohito Kara no Okurimono
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nakoruru: Anohito Kara no Okurimono
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|NBA 2K1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NBA 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NCAA College Football 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net de Para: Nekosogi Paradise
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Chess
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Gomoku Narabe to Renju
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Hanafuda
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Igo
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Mahjong
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Reversi
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Shogi
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Netto de Tennis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nettou Golf
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NFL 2K1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NFL 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nishikaze no Rhapsody
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Ooga Booga
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Outtrigger
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online Ver. 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Planet Ring
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|POD 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Power Stone 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team de Asobou Net!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team de Asobou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou! & Asobou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Project Justice
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Quake III Arena
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Racing Simulation 2: Monaco Grand Prix Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Railroad Tycoon II
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil 3: Nemesis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Rune Jade
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Saka Tsuku Tokudaigou 2: J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Saka Tsuku Tokudaigou: J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Kinematron Hanagumi Mail
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Rally 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Tetris
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Ayanami Ikusei Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Typing E-Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Typing Hokan Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Soldier of Fortune
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spawn: In the Demon's Hand
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Speed Devils Online Racing
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|StarLancer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Stupid Invaders
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Producers: Mezase Show Biz Kai
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo (1996)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Super Street Fighter II X for Matching Service
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Taisen Net Gimmick: Capcom & Psikyo All Stars
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Typing of the Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Rogue Spear
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Toy Racer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Treasure Strike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Tsuushin Taisen Logic Battle Daisessen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Typing of the Date
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Unreal Tournament
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Vampire Chronicle for Matching Service
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Vanishing Point
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Virtua Tennis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Visual Park
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Neverland 2 Plus: Pluto Kyouwakoku Monogatari
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Neverland Plus: Orurudo Oukoku Monogatari
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Series Baseball 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Worms World Party
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Yume Baken '99 Internet
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|}

==[[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Dezaemon 64
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|Must be plugged into the console's second port.
|-
|Mario Artist: Paint Studio
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|64DD game.
|}
The N64 mouse is a peripheral that came bundled with Mario Artist: Paint Studio. [https://64dd.org/tutorial_pj64.html#mouse 64DD.org has instructions on how to emulate the N64 Mouse on Project64]. [https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/issues/224#issuecomment-939579324 Ares also has N64 Mouse support; follow these instructions to enable it (replace SNES specific steps with 64DD)]. RetroArch's ParaLLEl core has N64 Mouse support under Quick Menu > Controls > Port 1 Controls > Device Type. RetroArch's Mupen64Plus-Next core ''doesn't'' have mouse support yet. Because the N64 Mouse functions similarly to a controller, it is possible to "emulate" it even in emulators that don't explicitly support it by mapping mouse input to the N64 joystick. This will likely require use of separate re-mapping software, as most N64 emulators don't support binding mouse movement to joystick movement.

==[[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|Nintendo Entertainment System]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Family BASIC
|{{Y}}
|{{N}}
|Famicom application.
|-
|Family BASIC V3
|{{Y}}
|{{N}}
|Famicom application.
|-
|CrossPaint
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|NESert Golfing
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|Sliding Blaster
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|Thwaite
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|}
* Applications:
** The menu of any Action 53 volume including a game or application with mouse support
** Pently Sound Effects Editor
** Theremin
* Tests:
** Meece, the first
** allpads
** 240p Test Suite
* Hacks:
** Maniac Mansion mouse hack

==[[GameCube emulators|Nintendo GameCube]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Phantasy Star Online
|{{✓}}
|ASCII GameCube Keyboard Controller support.
|}

==[[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|ACA NEOGEO POP’N BOUNCE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives BOMB BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives QUESTER
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Factorio
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|FUZE4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game Builder Garage
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hypnospace Outlaw
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|You can use a keyboard when the Switch is docked. Just press "Enter" to start typing while online.
|-
|Monster Hunter Rise
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Operation Night Strikers
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SmileBASIC 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo Classics
|{{N}}
|{{~}}
|Optional for Mario's Super Picross and Nobunaga's Ambition. Required for Mario Paint and Mario & Wario.
|-
|Tactics Ogre: Reborn
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Taito Milestones 4
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Supported in Arkanoid, Cameltry and Syvalion.
|-
|Undertale
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wargroove
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators|Nintendo Switch 2]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Joy-Con 2 Mouse support
!USB Keyboard support
!USB Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|A-Train: All Aboard! Tourism - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Animal Crossing: New Horizons - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Apex Legends
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 BOMB BEE
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 QUESTER
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BOKURA: planet
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Card-en-Ciel - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dear me, I was...
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Deltarune
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Donkey Kong Bananza
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Drag X Drive
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Anniversary Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Game Builder Garage
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Handy Hockey
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Hello Kitty Island Adventure - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Hogwarts Legacy
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Kunitsu-Gami: Path Of The Goddess
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|KUUKIYOMI 4: Consider It - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Lynked: Banner of the Spark - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Metroid Prime 4: Beyond - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Mouse Work
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|No Sleep For Kaname Date - From AI - Somnium Files
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition: Awakening Complete Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Plants vs. Zombies Replanted
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Professor Layton and The New World of Steam
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|PUNYAN - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Red Dead Redemption - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Sid Meier's Civilization VII - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Simogo Legacy Collection - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Mario Party Jamboree - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Mario Bros. Wonder - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo Classics
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|Optional for Mario's Super Picross and Nobunaga's Ambition. Required for Mario Paint and Mario & Wario.
|-
|Star Fox
|{{Ya}}
|
|
|Also features optional Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Classics controller support.
|-
|System Shock
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Tamagotchi Plaza - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|}

==[[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators|PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16)]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|
|
|
|
|}

==[[PlayStation emulators|PlayStation]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|A-Train
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Actua Pool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Alien Resurrection
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Amerzone: The Explorer's Legacy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Party Pak
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Area 51
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arkanoid Returns
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ark of Time
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atari Anniversary Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlantis: The Lost Tales
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Aztec: The Curse in the Heart of the City of Gold
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Backgammon
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Baldies
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bedlam
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Breakout
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|China: The Forbidden City
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chronicles of the Sword
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|City Bravo!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower: The First Fear
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower Ghost Head
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Command & Conquer: Red Alert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Command & Conquer: Red Alert - Retaliation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Constructor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberia
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dark Seed
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy 2: Viva Las Vegas
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld II: Missing Presumed...!?
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld Noir
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney's Winnie the Pooh Kindergarten
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney's Winnie the Pooh Preschool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dracula: The Resurrection
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dracula 2: The Last Sanctuary
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dune 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Egypt 1156 B.C.: Tomb of the Pharaoh
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Elemental Gearbolt
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Doom
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Front Mission Alternative
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Galaxian 3
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ghoul Panic
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Global Domination
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Help Charity Compilation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Irritating Stick
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jellyfish: The Healing Friend
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jigsaw Madness
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Klaymen Klaymen: The Mystery of the Neverhood
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Las Vegas Dream 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings & Oh No! More Lemmings
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 3D
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Louvre: The Final Curse
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mighty Hits Special
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monopoly
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|MTV Music Generator
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|My Disney Kitchen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Necronomicon: The Dawning of Darkness
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neorude
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Perfect Assassin
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Player Manager
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Player Manager Ninety Nine
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Policenauts
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager 98
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager: Ninety Nine
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prisoner of Ice
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prism Land Story
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Project: Horned Owl
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Puchi Carat
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Railroad Tycoon II
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rescue Shot
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Risk
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Riven: The Sequel to Myst
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|RPG Maker
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sentinel Returns
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: Great Moments
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: True Valor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SilverLoad
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SimCity 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Snatcher
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spin Jam
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Starblade Alpha
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Syndicate Wars
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Takuramakan
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tempest X3
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Theme Aquarium
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Time Crisis
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series: Vol.1 - Nijiiro no Seisyun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series: Vol.2 - Irodori no Love Song
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Selection: Fujisaki Shiori
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Transport Tycoon
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ubik
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtual Pool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warhammer: Dark Omen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warzone 2100
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-COM: UFO Defense
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-COM: Terror from the Deep
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Z
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 2 emulators|PlayStation 2]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Age of Empires II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Armored Core 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Armored Core 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ATV Quad Power Racing 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deus Ex: The Conspiracy
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|EverQuest Online Adventures: Frontiers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XI
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Half-Life
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jak X: Combat Racing
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Myst III: Exile
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ratchet: Deadlocked
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Red Faction 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil: Dead Aim
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rune: Viking Warlord
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sky Odyssey
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Soldier of Fortune: Gold Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Trek Elite Force
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Underground
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Underground 2
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Unreal Tournament
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 3 emulators|PlayStation 3]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XIV
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mass Effect 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Unreal Tournament 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 4 emulators|PlayStation 4]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Alien Destroyer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Anodyne 2: Return to Dust
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ARK: Survival Evolved
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Astroneer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atomic Heart
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Black Desert
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DayZ
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DC Universe Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Death Stranding
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destiny 2
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Doki Doki Literature Club Plus
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Don't Bite Me Bro!
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Missing attacking feature.
|-
|Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom 64
|{{~}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Elder Scrolls Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Escapists 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2017
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2018
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2019
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2020
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2021
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 22
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Farworld Pioneers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fast & Furious: Spy Racers Rise of SH1FT3R
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XIV
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Forest
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only in main menu for writing commands.
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Genshin Impact
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Ghostrunner
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Neighbor 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hollow Knight
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hot Wheels Unleashed
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead: Remake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|In Rays of the Light
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Instant Sports Plus
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Journey to the Savage Planet
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Jurassic World Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|LittleBigPlanet 3
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter: World
|{{~}}
|{{?}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Mount & Blade: Warband
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neverwinter
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Paladins
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Paradise Killer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Paragon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster: Console Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Police Simulator Patrol Officers
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Project CARS
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Racing Bros
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Risk of Rain 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roblox
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Sims 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Slime Rancher
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Smile For Me
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Smite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Soulstice
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Space Engineers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Spectrum Retreat
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Splitgate
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Starlit KART Racing
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Stranded Deep
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Works only in the menu.
|-
|Subnautica
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only in DevConsole.
|-
|Surviving the Aftermath
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terraria
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|They Are Billions
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tower of Fantasy
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Untitled Goose Game
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|War Thunder
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warframe
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wick
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Wick: No Way Out
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Zombie Army 4: Dead War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 5 emulators|PlayStation 5]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin's Creed: Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops – Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Death Stranding Director's Cut
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead: Remake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals: Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sniper Elite 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Sega Genesis emulators|Sega Genesis]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Body Count
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cannon Fodder
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fun 'n' Games
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Janou Touryuumon
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 2: The Tribes
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lord Monarch: Tokoton Sentou Densetsu
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Marble Madness
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga no Yabou: Haouden
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Richard Scarry's Busytown
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai II: Dragon's Eye
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wacky Worlds
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Crime Patrol
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Dungeon Master II: Skullkeep
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Eye of the Beholder
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Links: The Challenge of Golf
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Mad Dog McCree
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|My Paint: The Animated Paint Program
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Nobunaga no Yabou: Haouden
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Panic!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|The Secret of Monkey Island
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Shadowrun
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Shin Megami Tensei
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|StarBlade
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Urusei Yatsura: Dear My Friends
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Warau Salesman
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Who Shot Johnny Rock?
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Yumemi Mystery Mansion
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|}
*https://segaretro.org/Sega_Mouse
*https://segaretro.org/XBAND_Keyboard
*https://segaretro.org/Saturn_Keyboard

==[[Sega Saturn emulators|Sega Saturn]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|3D Lemmings
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|AI Igo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ai Iijima: Good Island Cafe
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arthur to Astaroth no Nazomakaimura: Incredible Toons
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlantis: The Lost Tales
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Baldy Land
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Body Special 264: Girls in Motion Puzzle Vol. 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Extra
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Premiere
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Premiere 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cat the Ripper: 13ninme no Tanteishi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Crypt Killer
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberia
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daina Airan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daina Airan: Yokoku Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daisenryaku Strong Style
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daisuki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dark Seed
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dezaemon 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Digital Monster Ver. S Digimon Tamers
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukoku Soshite...
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukoku Soshite... Final Edition
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukyuusei 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukyuusei if
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dragon's Dream
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Duke Nukem 3D
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eisei Meijin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eisei Meijin II
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Étude Prologue: Yureugoku Kokoro no Katachi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Saga
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Story: Habou no Mai
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fire Pro Wrestling S: 6Men Scramble
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gakkou no Kaidan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game Basic for Sega Saturn
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Game no Tatsujin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game no Tatsujin 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game no Tetsujin The Shanghai
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gekka no Kishi: Ouryuusen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Go III Professional Taikyoku Igo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Godzilla Rettoushinkan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Habitat II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Heir of Zendor: The Legend and The Land
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hiyake no Omoide & Himekuri: Girls in Motion Puzzle Vol. 1
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Honkaku Shougi Shinan Wakamatsu Shougi Juku
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Horror Tour
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Iron Storm
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jewels of the Oracle
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jinzou Ningen Hakaider: Last Judgement
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kiss Yori...
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kochira Katsushikaku Kamearikouenmae Hashutsujo Nakagawa Land Dai Race! no Maki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shoujo YuNo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kouryuu Sangoku Engi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kuro no Danshou: The Literary Fragment
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Logic Puzzle Rainbow Town
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lulu: Un Conte Interactif de Romain VictorPujebet
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mighty Hits
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|My Best Friends: St. Andrew Jogakuin Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 1.011)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 1.135)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 2.000 Finland)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Ochan no Oekaki Logic
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ochige Designer Tsukutte pon!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ojousama Tokkyuu
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Okudera Yasuhiko no Sekai o Mezase! Soccer Kids: Nyuumon Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pad Nifty
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pad Nifty 1.1 & Habitat II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Panzer Dragoon Saga
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Panzer Dragoon Zwei
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasm
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pia Carrot e Youkoso!!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Plala Green Disc Version 1.0
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Planet Joker
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Policenauts
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prisoner of Ice: Jashin Kourin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quantum Gate I: Akumu no Joshou
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Return to Zork
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Revolution X
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Riven: The Sequel to Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakamoto Ryuuma: Ishin Kaikoku
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shinitamou Koto Nakare
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Hanagumi Tsuushin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Jouki Radio Show
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturnyou Word Processor Set
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Denshi Book Operator
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Internet 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Internet Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sekai no Shasou kara I Swisshen: Alps Tozantetsudou no Tabi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai Great Moments
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: TripleThreat
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shichisei Toushin Guyferd: Crown Kaimetsu Sakusen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shichuu Suimei Pitagraph
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shouryuu Sangoku Engi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Simulation Zoo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sound Novel Tsukuru 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Special Disc with Sega Saturn Internet 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|SS Adventure Pack: Nanatsu no Hikan & Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Takuramakan: Tonkou Denki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tenka Seiha
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Psychotron
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tilk: Aoi Umi kara Kita Shoujo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 1: Nijiiro no Seishun
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 2: Irodori no Lovesong
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 3: Tabidachi no Uta
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Selection Fujisaki Shiori
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtua Cop
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtua Cop 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtuacall S
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virus
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Winning Post 2 Program '96
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Winning Post EX
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wizard's Harmony
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wizard's Harmony 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|World Advanced Daisenryaku: Sakusen File
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Worms
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yoshimura Shougi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yumimi Mix Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Z
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Super Nintendo emulators|Super Nintendo]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Acme Animation Factory
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Eye of the Beholder
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Alice no Paint Adventure
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arkanoid: Doh It Again
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Asameshimae Nyanko
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Kondo wa Puzzle de Oshiokiyo!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Brandish 2: Expert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cannon Fodder
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dai-3-ji Super Robot Taisen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dai-4-ji Super Robot Taisen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dōkyūsei 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dragon Knight 4
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dynamaite: The Las Vegas
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Story 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fun 'n Games
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Galaxy Robo
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hiōden: Mamono-tachi tono Chikai
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings: Volume 1
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jurassic Park
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|King Arthur's World
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi 2: Sabaku no Rommel Shougun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi 3: Gekitotsu Europe Sensen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kid Kirby
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lamborghini American Challenge
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 2: The Tribes
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lord Monarch
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Majin Tensei
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario & Wario
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario no Super Picross
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario Paint
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Fun with Letters
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Fun with Numbers
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Preschool Fun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mega lo Mania
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Motoko-chan no Wonder Kitchen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|On the Ball
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Operation Thunderbolt
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Oryouri Pon!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pieces
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Populous II: Trials of the Olympian Gods
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|PowerMonger
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Revolution X
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sangokushi Seishi: Tenbu Spirits
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sgt. Saunders' Combat!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai - Banri no Choujou
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai III
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shien's Revenge
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sid Meier's Civilization
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Snoopy Concert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sound Fantasy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SpellCraft: Aspects of Valor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Caesars Palace
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Castles
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Game Boy
|{{✓}}
|Not a game, but rather an addon to play Game Boy games on the SNES. Used for drawing custom borders.
|-
|Super Pachi-Slot Mahjong
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Robot Taisen EX
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Solitaire
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terminator 2: The Arcade Game
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tin Star
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Densetsu no Ni no Shita de
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Troddlers
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Utopia: The Creation of a Nation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Vegas Stakes
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warrior of Rome III
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wolfenstein 3D
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wonder Project J: Kikai no Shounen Pino
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Zico Soccer
|{{✓}}
|
|}
The mouse allowed for control in [[wikipedia:Mario_Paint|''Mario Paint'']] and [[wikipedia:Mario_%26_Wario|''Mario & Wario'']], among other games. Though in later games, mouse support was optional. Some emulators, including Snes9x and [https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/issues/224#issuecomment-939579324 ares]/bsnes/higan, support the mouse. A ROM hack for ''Mario & Wario'' replaces mouse controls with traditional controls for the emulators that don't support this feature.

==[[Wii emulators|Wii]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Animal Crossing: City Folk
|{{~}}
|Text entry only.
|-
|Dragon Quest X
|{{✓}}
|Hori Dragon Quest X Slime Keyboard support.
|-
|La-Mulana
|{{✓}}
|WiiWare.
|-
|Monster Hunter G
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter Tri
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtual Console
|{{✓}}
|MSX emulation only.
|}

==[[Wii U emulators|Wii U]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Dragon Quest X
|{{✓}}
|Hori Dragon Quest X Slime Keyboard support.
|}

==[[Xbox emulators|Xbox]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
| Phantasy Star Online
| {{✓}}
| {{✗}}
| {{YouTubeVideo|8RaPFhmNOMA|Online text chat only via Xbox Gameport → USB adapter.}}
|}
:[https://www.xbmc4xbox.org.uk/wiki/Default_Controls#Using_Keyboards_and_Mice_in_XBMC xbmc4xbox: Using Keyboards and Mice in XBMC]
Support is dependent on the game, {{YouTubeVideo|8RaPFhmNOMA|but apparently Phantasy Star Online does handle generic keyboards for in-game text messaging}}. [[Homebrew and ROM hacks#Media_players|XBMC4XBOX]] builds contains built-in support for some basic USB keyboards and mice that supports the HID (Human Interface Device class) USB standard, this requires you have an Xbox Gameport → USB adapter. These are available from various suppliers on the web, and there are also tutorials available at the Xbox-Scene.com describing how to make your own convertor. Team-XBMC recommends "media center" keyboards (with built-in mouse) for XBMC use, for that true media-center feel.

==[[Xbox 360 emulators|Xbox 360]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
| CastleMiner Z
| {{✓}}
| {{✗}}
| [https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/927749-xbox-360/65413318 WASD and Space support]
|}
:[http://mktplassets.xbox.com/NR/rdonlyres/03E44D87-6BF5-45B3-A014-D37D0371C43D/0/Chatpad_EMEA_ENG_0803.pdf mktplassets: Chatpad_EMEA_ENG_0803.pdf]
:[[Wikipedia:List_of_Xbox_360_accessories#Messenger_Kit|Wikipedia - Chatpad as part of the Xbox 360 Messenger Kit]]
Chatpad attaches to the back of your Xbox 360 wired or wireless controller to enable in-game text messaging, instant messaging, and other text entry. The Chatpad can also be used in certain games for text input. USB HID-compliant keyboards can be plugged directly into the console to perform the same function. This shouldn't be confused with [[Xbox_360_emulators#Enhancements|mouse injector]] support on emulators. Mouse functionality requires third-party hardware adapters (e.g., XIM, XFPS, Max Shooter) and is not natively supported.

*[https://github.com/AdrianCassar/xenia-canary/releases Xenia-canary-netplay passthru builds] allows you to use the keyboard as it would work on an Xbox 360. Passthru builds focusing mainly for developer builds of games to open game's console and input commands.[https://discord.com/channels/308194948048486401/1173434194525950062/1254743976888766504]

==[[Xbox One emulators|Xbox One]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Aery: Dreamscape
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Aliens: Fireteam Elite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Among Us
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ANVIL: Vault Breaker
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ark: Survival Evolved
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arma Reforger
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Art of Rally
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Asphalt 9
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Astroneer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlas
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atomic Heart
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Block Dropper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bomber Crew
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Boyfriend Dungeon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bright Memory
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Vanguard
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of the Sea
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Car Mechanic Simulator 2021
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Century: Age of Ashes
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chivalry 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Commandos 2: HD Remaster
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Craftopia
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberpunk 2077
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DayZ
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dead Space
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deliver Us The Moon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destroy All Humans!
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney Dreamlight Valley
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DJMax Respect V
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|DOOM 64
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamscaper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Evil Genius 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eville
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|
|-
|Five Nights At Freddy’s 1-4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Floppy Knights
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Football Manager 2022 Xbox Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears Tactics
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ghostrunner
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Grounded
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo Infinite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo: The Master Chief Collection
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Heavy Metal Machines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hello Neighbor 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|High on Life
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hogwarts Legacy
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Horror Of The Deep
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hot Wheels Unleashed
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hyperdot
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hypnospace Outlaw
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Industria
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|
|-
|Jurassic World: Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kill It With Fire
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lamentum
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lapin
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Last Oasis
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Loot River
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Maid of Sker
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Maneater
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Medieval Dynasty
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Metro Exodus
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Microsoft Flight Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Sanctuary
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Moonlighter
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Moonscars
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|MultiVersus
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neoverse
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Norco
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Octopath Traveler
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Operencia: The Stolen Sun
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Orcs Must Die! 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Outriders
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Paladins
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|PC Building Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pentiment
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantom Abyss
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pikuniku
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster: Console Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Praetorians – HD Remaster
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Project Wingman
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Psychonauts 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Relicta
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Remnant: From The Ashes
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roblox
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roboquest
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rogue Company
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Scorn
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sea of Thieves
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shotgun Farmers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Slime Rancher
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Smite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sniper Elite V2 Remastered
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sniper Elite 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Solasta: Crown of The Magister
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spellbreak
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Splitgate
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|State of Decay 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Strange Brigade
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Surviving Mars
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Surviving The Aftermath (Game Preview)
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tainted Grail: Conquest
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terraria
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Anacrusis
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Ascent
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Forgotten City
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Gunk
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead Remake
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Last Kids on Earth and the Staff of Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Medium
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Riftbreaker
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Sims 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|They Are Billions
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokyo Warfare Turbo
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tunic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Undungeon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Untitled Goose Game
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Valfaris
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Visage
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|War Thunder
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warframe
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wargroove Double Trouble
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warhammer Vermintide 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Weird West
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|What Remains of Edith Finch
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|World of Tanks
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-Morph Defense
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yes Your Grace
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Zombie Army 4: Dead War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Xbox Series X and Series S|Xbox Series X|S]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ARK: Survival Evolved
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Ascent
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bomber Crew
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Boyfriend Dungeon
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Vanguard
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destroy All Humans!
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|DIRT 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DOOM 64
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Evil Genius 2: World Domination
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Forgotten City
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears Tactics
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Grounded
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo Infinite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo: Master Chief Collection
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jurassic World Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Metro Exodus
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Microsoft Flight Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Outriders
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|PC Building Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Psychonauts 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Remnant: From the Ashes
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roblox
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sea of Thieves
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Sims 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Slime Rancher
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Slime Rancher 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|State of Decay 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terraria
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warframe
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Warhammer: Vermintide II
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|}

==See also==
*[[Controllers]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Support lists|keyboard and mouse]]

List of console games that support keyboard and mouse

2026-09-02T20:54:52Z

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{{NEL}}
This is a manual list of console games believed to support keyboard and mouse.

==[[Dreamcast emulators|Dreamcast]]==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|4x4 Evolution
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Advanced Daisenryaku 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing F: Todoroki Tsubasa no Hatsu Hikou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing i
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing i Jikai Saku Made Matemasen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Atsumare! Guru Guru Onsen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Atsumare! Guru Guru Onsen BB
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Baldr Force EXE
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bomberman Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Broadband Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Cannon Spike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK Millennium Fight 2000 Pro
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK 2 Millionaire Fighting 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|ChuChu Rocket!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Culdcept Second
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram M.S.B.S. Ver. 5.4
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Daytona USA 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dejiko no Maibura
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Denpa Shonenteki Kenshoseikatsu Soft Nasubi no Heya
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Doki Doki Idol Star Seeker Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 2 for LAN
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport Premier
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamcast Web Browser
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey 3.0
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey 3.1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey Version 1.5
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey Version 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamstudio
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Elansar & Philia (2015)
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 3
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 4
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 5
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 6
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 7
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Fire Pro Wrestling D
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|First Kiss Monogatari II: Anata ga Irukara
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Frame Gride
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Get!! Colonies
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Giga Wing 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golem no Maigo
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golf Shiyouyo 2: Aratanaru Chousen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golf Shiyouyo Course Data Adventure-hen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 1: Keiyaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 2: Torikago
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 3: Kansei
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 4: Kaikou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 5: Shokuzai
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 6: Senritsu
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guilty Gear X
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Gundam Battle Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guru Guru Onsen 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guru Guru Onsen 3
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hanagumi Taisen Columns 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Heavy Metal Geomatrix
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Heisei Mahjong Sou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty Dream Passport 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty no Magical Block
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty no 'Otonaru' Mail
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hidden & Dangerous
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hundred Swords
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|J-Code Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Kidou Senshi Gundam: Renpou vs. Zeon & DX
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Kitahei Gold
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Love Hina: Totsuzen no Engage Happening
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Maximum Pool
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Microsoft WebTV Connection Kit
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Motto Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nakoruru: Anohito Kara no Okurimono
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nakoruru: Anohito Kara no Okurimono
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|NBA 2K1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NBA 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NCAA College Football 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net de Para: Nekosogi Paradise
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Chess
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Gomoku Narabe to Renju
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Hanafuda
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Igo
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Mahjong
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Reversi
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Shogi
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Netto de Tennis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nettou Golf
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NFL 2K1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NFL 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nishikaze no Rhapsody
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Ooga Booga
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Outtrigger
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online Ver. 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Planet Ring
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|POD 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Power Stone 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team de Asobou Net!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team de Asobou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou! & Asobou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Project Justice
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Quake III Arena
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Racing Simulation 2: Monaco Grand Prix Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Railroad Tycoon II
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil 3: Nemesis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Rune Jade
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Saka Tsuku Tokudaigou 2: J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Saka Tsuku Tokudaigou: J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Kinematron Hanagumi Mail
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Rally 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Tetris
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Ayanami Ikusei Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Typing E-Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Typing Hokan Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Soldier of Fortune
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spawn: In the Demon's Hand
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Speed Devils Online Racing
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|StarLancer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Stupid Invaders
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Producers: Mezase Show Biz Kai
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo (1996)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Super Street Fighter II X for Matching Service
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Taisen Net Gimmick: Capcom & Psikyo All Stars
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Typing of the Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Rogue Spear
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Toy Racer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Treasure Strike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Tsuushin Taisen Logic Battle Daisessen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Typing of the Date
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Unreal Tournament
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Vampire Chronicle for Matching Service
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Vanishing Point
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Virtua Tennis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Visual Park
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Neverland 2 Plus: Pluto Kyouwakoku Monogatari
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Neverland Plus: Orurudo Oukoku Monogatari
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Series Baseball 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Worms World Party
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Yume Baken '99 Internet
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|}

==[[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Dezaemon 64
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|Must be plugged into the console's second port.
|-
|Mario Artist: Paint Studio
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|64DD game.
|}
The N64 mouse is a peripheral that came bundled with Mario Artist: Paint Studio. [https://64dd.org/tutorial_pj64.html#mouse 64DD.org has instructions on how to emulate the N64 Mouse on Project64]. [https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/issues/224#issuecomment-939579324 Ares also has N64 Mouse support; follow these instructions to enable it (replace SNES specific steps with 64DD)]. RetroArch's ParaLLEl core has N64 Mouse support under Quick Menu > Controls > Port 1 Controls > Device Type. RetroArch's Mupen64Plus-Next core ''doesn't'' have mouse support yet. Because the N64 Mouse functions similarly to a controller, it is possible to "emulate" it even in emulators that don't explicitly support it by mapping mouse input to the N64 joystick. This will likely require use of separate re-mapping software, as most N64 emulators don't support binding mouse movement to joystick movement.

==[[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|Nintendo Entertainment System]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Family BASIC
|{{Y}}
|{{N}}
|Famicom application.
|-
|Family BASIC V3
|{{Y}}
|{{N}}
|Famicom application.
|-
|CrossPaint
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|NESert Golfing
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|Sliding Blaster
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|Thwaite
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|}
* Applications:
** The menu of any Action 53 volume including a game or application with mouse support
** Pently Sound Effects Editor
** Theremin
* Tests:
** Meece, the first
** allpads
** 240p Test Suite
* Hacks:
** Maniac Mansion mouse hack

==[[GameCube emulators|Nintendo GameCube]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Phantasy Star Online
|{{✓}}
|ASCII GameCube Keyboard Controller support.
|}

==[[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|ACA NEOGEO POP’N BOUNCE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives BOMB BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives QUESTER
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Factorio
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|FUZE4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game Builder Garage
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hypnospace Outlaw
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|You can use a keyboard when the Switch is docked. Just press "Enter" to start typing while online.
|-
|Monster Hunter Rise
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Operation Night Strikers
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SmileBASIC 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo Classics
|{{N}}
|{{~}}
|Optional for Mario's Super Picross and Nobunaga's Ambition. Required for Mario Paint and Mario & Wario.
|-
|Tactics Ogre: Reborn
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Taito Milestones 4
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Supported in Arkanoid, Cameltry and Syvalion.
|-
|Undertale
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wargroove
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators|Nintendo Switch 2]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Joy-Con 2 Mouse support
!USB Keyboard support
!USB Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|A-Train: All Aboard! Tourism - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Animal Crossing: New Horizons - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Apex Legends
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 BOMB BEE
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 QUESTER
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BOKURA: planet
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Card-en-Ciel - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dear me, I was...
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Deltarune
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Donkey Kong Bananza
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Drag X Drive
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Anniversary Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Game Builder Garage
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Handy Hockey
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Hello Kitty Island Adventure - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Hogwarts Legacy
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Kunitsu-Gami: Path Of The Goddess
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|KUUKIYOMI 4: Consider It - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Lynked: Banner of the Spark - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Metroid Prime 4: Beyond - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Mouse Work
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|No Sleep For Kaname Date - From AI - Somnium Files
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition: Awakening Complete Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Plants vs. Zombies Replanted
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Professor Layton and The New World of Steam
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|PUNYAN - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Red Dead Redemption - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Sid Meier's Civilization VII - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Simogo Legacy Collection - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Mario Party Jamboree - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Mario Bros. Wonder - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo Classics
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|Optional for Mario's Super Picross and Nobunaga's Ambition. Required for Mario Paint and Mario & Wario.
|-
|Star Fox
|{{Ya}}
|
|
|Also features optional Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Classics controller support.
|-
|System Shock
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Tamagotchi Plaza - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|}

==[[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators|PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16)]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|
|
|
|
|}

==[[PlayStation emulators|PlayStation]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|A-Train
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Actua Pool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Alien Resurrection
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Amerzone: The Explorer's Legacy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Party Pak
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Area 51
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arkanoid Returns
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ark of Time
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atari Anniversary Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlantis: The Lost Tales
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Aztec: The Curse in the Heart of the City of Gold
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Backgammon
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Baldies
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bedlam
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Breakout
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|China: The Forbidden City
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chronicles of the Sword
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|City Bravo!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower: The First Fear
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower Ghost Head
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Command & Conquer: Red Alert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Command & Conquer: Red Alert - Retaliation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Constructor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberia
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dark Seed
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy 2: Viva Las Vegas
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld II: Missing Presumed...!?
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld Noir
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney's Winnie the Pooh Kindergarten
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney's Winnie the Pooh Preschool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dracula: The Resurrection
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dracula 2: The Last Sanctuary
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dune 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Egypt 1156 B.C.: Tomb of the Pharaoh
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Elemental Gearbolt
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Doom
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Front Mission Alternative
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Galaxian 3
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ghoul Panic
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Global Domination
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Help Charity Compilation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Irritating Stick
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jellyfish: The Healing Friend
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jigsaw Madness
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Klaymen Klaymen: The Mystery of the Neverhood
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Las Vegas Dream 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings & Oh No! More Lemmings
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 3D
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Louvre: The Final Curse
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mighty Hits Special
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monopoly
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|MTV Music Generator
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|My Disney Kitchen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Necronomicon: The Dawning of Darkness
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neorude
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Perfect Assassin
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Player Manager
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Player Manager Ninety Nine
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Policenauts
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager 98
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager: Ninety Nine
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prisoner of Ice
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prism Land Story
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Project: Horned Owl
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Puchi Carat
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Railroad Tycoon II
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rescue Shot
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Risk
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Riven: The Sequel to Myst
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|RPG Maker
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sentinel Returns
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: Great Moments
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: True Valor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SilverLoad
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SimCity 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Snatcher
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spin Jam
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Starblade Alpha
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Syndicate Wars
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Takuramakan
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tempest X3
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Theme Aquarium
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Time Crisis
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series: Vol.1 - Nijiiro no Seisyun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series: Vol.2 - Irodori no Love Song
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Selection: Fujisaki Shiori
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Transport Tycoon
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ubik
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtual Pool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warhammer: Dark Omen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warzone 2100
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-COM: UFO Defense
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-COM: Terror from the Deep
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Z
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 2 emulators|PlayStation 2]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Age of Empires II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Armored Core 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Armored Core 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ATV Quad Power Racing 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deus Ex: The Conspiracy
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|EverQuest Online Adventures: Frontiers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XI
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Half-Life
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jak X: Combat Racing
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Myst III: Exile
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ratchet: Deadlocked
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Red Faction 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil: Dead Aim
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rune: Viking Warlord
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sky Odyssey
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Soldier of Fortune: Gold Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Trek Elite Force
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Underground
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Underground 2
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Unreal Tournament
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 3 emulators|PlayStation 3]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XIV
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mass Effect 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Unreal Tournament 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 4 emulators|PlayStation 4]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Alien Destroyer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Anodyne 2: Return to Dust
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ARK: Survival Evolved
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Astroneer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atomic Heart
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Black Desert
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DayZ
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DC Universe Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Death Stranding
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destiny 2
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Doki Doki Literature Club Plus
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Don't Bite Me Bro!
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Missing attacking feature.
|-
|Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom 64
|{{~}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Elder Scrolls Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Escapists 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2017
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2018
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2019
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2020
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2021
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 22
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Farworld Pioneers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fast & Furious: Spy Racers Rise of SH1FT3R
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XIV
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Forest
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only in main menu for writing commands.
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Genshin Impact
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Ghostrunner
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Neighbor 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hollow Knight
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hot Wheels Unleashed
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead: Remake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|In Rays of the Light
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Instant Sports Plus
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Journey to the Savage Planet
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Jurassic World Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|LittleBigPlanet 3
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter: World
|{{~}}
|{{?}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Mount & Blade: Warband
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neverwinter
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Paladins
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Paradise Killer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Paragon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster: Console Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Police Simulator Patrol Officers
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Project CARS
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Racing Bros
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Risk of Rain 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roblox
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Sims 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Slime Rancher
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Smile For Me
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Smite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Soulstice
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Space Engineers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Spectrum Retreat
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Splitgate
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Starlit KART Racing
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Stranded Deep
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Works only in the menu.
|-
|Subnautica
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only in DevConsole.
|-
|Surviving the Aftermath
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terraria
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|They Are Billions
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tower of Fantasy
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Untitled Goose Game
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|War Thunder
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warframe
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wick
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Wick: No Way Out
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Zombie Army 4: Dead War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 5 emulators|PlayStation 5]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin's Creed: Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops – Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Death Stranding Director's Cut
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead: Remake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals: Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sniper Elite 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Sega Genesis emulators|Sega Genesis]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Body Count
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cannon Fodder
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fun 'n' Games
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Janou Touryuumon
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 2: The Tribes
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lord Monarch: Tokoton Sentou Densetsu
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Marble Madness
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga no Yabou: Haouden
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Richard Scarry's Busytown
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai II: Dragon's Eye
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wacky Worlds
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Crime Patrol
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Dungeon Master II: Skullkeep
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Eye of the Beholder
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Links: The Challenge of Golf
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Mad Dog McCree
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|My Paint: The Animated Paint Program
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Nobunaga no Yabou: Haouden
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Panic!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|The Secret of Monkey Island
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Shadowrun
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Shin Megami Tensei
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|StarBlade
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Urusei Yatsura: Dear My Friends
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Warau Salesman
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Who Shot Johnny Rock?
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Yumemi Mystery Mansion
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|}
*https://segaretro.org/Sega_Mouse
*https://segaretro.org/XBAND_Keyboard
*https://segaretro.org/Saturn_Keyboard

==[[Sega Saturn emulators|Sega Saturn]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|3D Lemmings
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|AI Igo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ai Iijima: Good Island Cafe
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arthur to Astaroth no Nazomakaimura: Incredible Toons
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlantis: The Lost Tales
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Baldy Land
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Body Special 264: Girls in Motion Puzzle Vol. 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Extra
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Premiere
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Premiere 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cat the Ripper: 13ninme no Tanteishi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Crypt Killer
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberia
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daina Airan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daina Airan: Yokoku Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daisenryaku Strong Style
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daisuki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dark Seed
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dezaemon 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Digital Monster Ver. S Digimon Tamers
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukoku Soshite...
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukoku Soshite... Final Edition
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukyuusei 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukyuusei if
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dragon's Dream
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Duke Nukem 3D
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eisei Meijin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eisei Meijin II
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Étude Prologue: Yureugoku Kokoro no Katachi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Saga
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Story: Habou no Mai
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fire Pro Wrestling S: 6Men Scramble
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gakkou no Kaidan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game Basic for Sega Saturn
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Game no Tatsujin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game no Tatsujin 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game no Tetsujin The Shanghai
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gekka no Kishi: Ouryuusen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Go III Professional Taikyoku Igo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Godzilla Rettoushinkan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Habitat II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Heir of Zendor: The Legend and The Land
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hiyake no Omoide & Himekuri: Girls in Motion Puzzle Vol. 1
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Honkaku Shougi Shinan Wakamatsu Shougi Juku
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Horror Tour
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Iron Storm
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jewels of the Oracle
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jinzou Ningen Hakaider: Last Judgement
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kiss Yori...
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kochira Katsushikaku Kamearikouenmae Hashutsujo Nakagawa Land Dai Race! no Maki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shoujo YuNo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kouryuu Sangoku Engi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kuro no Danshou: The Literary Fragment
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Logic Puzzle Rainbow Town
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lulu: Un Conte Interactif de Romain VictorPujebet
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
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|-
|Mighty Hits
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|My Best Friends: St. Andrew Jogakuin Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 1.011)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 1.135)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 2.000 Finland)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
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|Ochan no Oekaki Logic
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
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|Ochige Designer Tsukutte pon!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
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|Ojousama Tokkyuu
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Okudera Yasuhiko no Sekai o Mezase! Soccer Kids: Nyuumon Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Pad Nifty
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pad Nifty 1.1 & Habitat II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Panzer Dragoon Saga
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Panzer Dragoon Zwei
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Phantasm
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pia Carrot e Youkoso!!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Plala Green Disc Version 1.0
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Planet Joker
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Policenauts
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Prisoner of Ice: Jashin Kourin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quantum Gate I: Akumu no Joshou
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Return to Zork
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Revolution X
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Riven: The Sequel to Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakamoto Ryuuma: Ishin Kaikoku
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shinitamou Koto Nakare
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Hanagumi Tsuushin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Jouki Radio Show
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturnyou Word Processor Set
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Denshi Book Operator
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Internet 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Internet Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sekai no Shasou kara I Swisshen: Alps Tozantetsudou no Tabi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai Great Moments
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: TripleThreat
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shichisei Toushin Guyferd: Crown Kaimetsu Sakusen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shichuu Suimei Pitagraph
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shouryuu Sangoku Engi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Simulation Zoo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sound Novel Tsukuru 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Special Disc with Sega Saturn Internet 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|SS Adventure Pack: Nanatsu no Hikan & Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Takuramakan: Tonkou Denki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
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|Tenka Seiha
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Psychotron
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tilk: Aoi Umi kara Kita Shoujo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 1: Nijiiro no Seishun
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 2: Irodori no Lovesong
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 3: Tabidachi no Uta
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Selection Fujisaki Shiori
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtua Cop
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtua Cop 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Virtuacall S
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Virus
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Winning Post 2 Program '96
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Winning Post EX
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Wizard's Harmony
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wizard's Harmony 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|World Advanced Daisenryaku: Sakusen File
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Worms
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yoshimura Shougi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yumimi Mix Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Z
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Super Nintendo emulators|Super Nintendo]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Acme Animation Factory
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Eye of the Beholder
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Alice no Paint Adventure
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arkanoid: Doh It Again
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Asameshimae Nyanko
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Kondo wa Puzzle de Oshiokiyo!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Brandish 2: Expert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cannon Fodder
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dai-3-ji Super Robot Taisen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dai-4-ji Super Robot Taisen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dōkyūsei 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dragon Knight 4
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dynamaite: The Las Vegas
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Story 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fun 'n Games
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Galaxy Robo
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hiōden: Mamono-tachi tono Chikai
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings: Volume 1
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jurassic Park
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|King Arthur's World
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi 2: Sabaku no Rommel Shougun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi 3: Gekitotsu Europe Sensen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kid Kirby
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lamborghini American Challenge
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 2: The Tribes
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lord Monarch
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Majin Tensei
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario & Wario
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario no Super Picross
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario Paint
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Fun with Letters
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Fun with Numbers
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Preschool Fun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mega lo Mania
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Motoko-chan no Wonder Kitchen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|On the Ball
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Operation Thunderbolt
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Oryouri Pon!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pieces
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Populous II: Trials of the Olympian Gods
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|PowerMonger
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Revolution X
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sangokushi Seishi: Tenbu Spirits
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sgt. Saunders' Combat!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai - Banri no Choujou
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai III
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shien's Revenge
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sid Meier's Civilization
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Snoopy Concert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sound Fantasy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SpellCraft: Aspects of Valor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Caesars Palace
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Castles
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Game Boy
|{{✓}}
|Not a game, but rather an addon to play Game Boy games on the SNES. Used for drawing custom borders.
|-
|Super Pachi-Slot Mahjong
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Robot Taisen EX
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Solitaire
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terminator 2: The Arcade Game
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tin Star
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Densetsu no Ni no Shita de
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Troddlers
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Utopia: The Creation of a Nation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Vegas Stakes
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warrior of Rome III
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wolfenstein 3D
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wonder Project J: Kikai no Shounen Pino
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Zico Soccer
|{{✓}}
|
|}
The mouse allowed for control in [[wikipedia:Mario_Paint|''Mario Paint'']] and [[wikipedia:Mario_%26_Wario|''Mario & Wario'']], among other games. Though in later games, mouse support was optional. Some emulators, including Snes9x and [https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/issues/224#issuecomment-939579324 ares]/bsnes/higan, support the mouse. A ROM hack for ''Mario & Wario'' replaces mouse controls with traditional controls for the emulators that don't support this feature.

==[[Wii emulators|Wii]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Animal Crossing: City Folk
|{{~}}
|Text entry only.
|-
|Dragon Quest X
|{{✓}}
|Hori Dragon Quest X Slime Keyboard support.
|-
|La-Mulana
|{{✓}}
|WiiWare.
|-
|Monster Hunter G
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter Tri
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtual Console
|{{✓}}
|MSX emulation only.
|}

==[[Wii U emulators|Wii U]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Dragon Quest X
|{{✓}}
|Hori Dragon Quest X Slime Keyboard support.
|}

==[[Xbox emulators|Xbox]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
| Phantasy Star Online
| {{✓}}
| {{✗}}
| {{YouTubeVideo|8RaPFhmNOMA|Online text chat only via Xbox Gameport → USB adapter.}}
|}
:[https://www.xbmc4xbox.org.uk/wiki/Default_Controls#Using_Keyboards_and_Mice_in_XBMC xbmc4xbox: Using Keyboards and Mice in XBMC]
Support is dependent on the game, {{YouTubeVideo|8RaPFhmNOMA|but apparently Phantasy Star Online does handle generic keyboards for in-game text messaging}}. [[Homebrew and ROM hacks#Media_players|XBMC4XBOX]] builds contains built-in support for some basic USB keyboards and mice that supports the HID (Human Interface Device class) USB standard, this requires you have an Xbox Gameport → USB adapter. These are available from various suppliers on the web, and there are also tutorials available at the Xbox-Scene.com describing how to make your own convertor. Team-XBMC recommends "media center" keyboards (with built-in mouse) for XBMC use, for that true media-center feel.

==[[Xbox 360 emulators|Xbox 360]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
| CastleMiner Z
| {{✓}}
| {{✗}}
| [https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/927749-xbox-360/65413318 WASD and Space support]
|}
:[http://mktplassets.xbox.com/NR/rdonlyres/03E44D87-6BF5-45B3-A014-D37D0371C43D/0/Chatpad_EMEA_ENG_0803.pdf mktplassets: Chatpad_EMEA_ENG_0803.pdf]
:[[Wikipedia:List_of_Xbox_360_accessories#Messenger_Kit|Wikipedia - Chatpad as part of the Xbox 360 Messenger Kit]]
Chatpad attaches to the back of your Xbox 360 wired or wireless controller to enable in-game text messaging, instant messaging, and other text entry. The Chatpad can also be used in certain games for text input. USB HID-compliant keyboards can be plugged directly into the console to perform the same function. This shouldn't be confused with [[Xbox_360_emulators#Enhancements|mouse injector]] support on emulators. Mouse functionality requires third-party hardware adapters (e.g., XIM, XFPS, Max Shooter) and is not natively supported.

*[https://github.com/AdrianCassar/xenia-canary/releases Xenia-canary-netplay passthru builds] allows you to use the keyboard as it would work on an Xbox 360. Passthru builds focusing mainly for developer builds of games to open game's console and input commands.[https://discord.com/channels/308194948048486401/1173434194525950062/1254743976888766504]

==[[Xbox One emulators|Xbox One]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Aery: Dreamscape
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Aliens: Fireteam Elite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Among Us
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ANVIL: Vault Breaker
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ark: Survival Evolved
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arma Reforger
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Art of Rally
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Asphalt 9
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Astroneer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlas
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atomic Heart
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Block Dropper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bomber Crew
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Boyfriend Dungeon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bright Memory
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Vanguard
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of the Sea
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Car Mechanic Simulator 2021
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Century: Age of Ashes
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chivalry 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Commandos 2: HD Remaster
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Craftopia
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberpunk 2077
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DayZ
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dead Space
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deliver Us The Moon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destroy All Humans!
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney Dreamlight Valley
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DJMax Respect V
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|DOOM 64
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamscaper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Evil Genius 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eville
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|
|-
|Five Nights At Freddy’s 1-4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Floppy Knights
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Football Manager 2022 Xbox Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears Tactics
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ghostrunner
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Grounded
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo Infinite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo: The Master Chief Collection
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Heavy Metal Machines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hello Neighbor 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|High on Life
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hogwarts Legacy
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Horror Of The Deep
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hot Wheels Unleashed
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hyperdot
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hypnospace Outlaw
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Industria
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|
|-
|Jurassic World: Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kill It With Fire
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lamentum
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lapin
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Last Oasis
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Loot River
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Maid of Sker
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Maneater
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Medieval Dynasty
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Metro Exodus
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Microsoft Flight Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Sanctuary
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Moonlighter
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Moonscars
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|MultiVersus
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neoverse
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Norco
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Octopath Traveler
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Operencia: The Stolen Sun
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Orcs Must Die! 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Outriders
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Paladins
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|PC Building Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pentiment
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantom Abyss
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pikuniku
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster: Console Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Praetorians – HD Remaster
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Project Wingman
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Psychonauts 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Relicta
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Remnant: From The Ashes
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roblox
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roboquest
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rogue Company
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Scorn
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sea of Thieves
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shotgun Farmers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Slime Rancher
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Smite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sniper Elite V2 Remastered
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sniper Elite 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Solasta: Crown of The Magister
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spellbreak
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Splitgate
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|State of Decay 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Strange Brigade
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Surviving Mars
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Surviving The Aftermath (Game Preview)
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tainted Grail: Conquest
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terraria
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Anacrusis
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Ascent
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Forgotten City
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Gunk
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead Remake
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Last Kids on Earth and the Staff of Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Medium
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Riftbreaker
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Sims 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|They Are Billions
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokyo Warfare Turbo
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tunic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Undungeon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Untitled Goose Game
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Valfaris
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Visage
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|War Thunder
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warframe
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wargroove Double Trouble
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warhammer Vermintide 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Weird West
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|What Remains of Edith Finch
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|World of Tanks
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-Morph Defense
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yes Your Grace
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Zombie Army 4: Dead War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Xbox Series X and Series S|Xbox Series X|S]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ARK: Survival Evolved
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Ascent
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bomber Crew
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Boyfriend Dungeon
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Vanguard
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destroy All Humans!
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|DIRT 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DOOM 64
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Evil Genius 2: World Domination
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Forgotten City
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears Tactics
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Grounded
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo Infinite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo: Master Chief Collection
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jurassic World Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Metro Exodus
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Microsoft Flight Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Outriders
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|PC Building Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Psychonauts 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Remnant: From the Ashes
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roblox
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sea of Thieves
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Sims 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Slime Rancher
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Slime Rancher 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|State of Decay 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terraria
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warframe
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Warhammer: Vermintide II
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|}

==See also==
*[[Controllers]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Support lists|keyboard and mouse]]

List of console games that support keyboard and mouse

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This is a manual list of console games believed to support keyboard and mouse.

==[[Dreamcast emulators|Dreamcast]]==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|4x4 Evolution
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Advanced Daisenryaku 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing F: Todoroki Tsubasa no Hatsu Hikou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing i
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing i Jikai Saku Made Matemasen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Atsumare! Guru Guru Onsen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Atsumare! Guru Guru Onsen BB
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Baldr Force EXE
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bomberman Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Broadband Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Cannon Spike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK Millennium Fight 2000 Pro
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK 2 Millionaire Fighting 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|ChuChu Rocket!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Culdcept Second
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram M.S.B.S. Ver. 5.4
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Daytona USA 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dejiko no Maibura
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Denpa Shonenteki Kenshoseikatsu Soft Nasubi no Heya
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Doki Doki Idol Star Seeker Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 2 for LAN
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport Premier
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamcast Web Browser
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey 3.0
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey 3.1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey Version 1.5
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey Version 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamstudio
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Elansar & Philia (2015)
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 3
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 4
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 5
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 6
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 7
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Fire Pro Wrestling D
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|First Kiss Monogatari II: Anata ga Irukara
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Frame Gride
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Get!! Colonies
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Giga Wing 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golem no Maigo
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golf Shiyouyo 2: Aratanaru Chousen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golf Shiyouyo Course Data Adventure-hen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 1: Keiyaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 2: Torikago
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 3: Kansei
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 4: Kaikou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 5: Shokuzai
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 6: Senritsu
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guilty Gear X
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Gundam Battle Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guru Guru Onsen 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guru Guru Onsen 3
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hanagumi Taisen Columns 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Heavy Metal Geomatrix
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Heisei Mahjong Sou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty Dream Passport 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty no Magical Block
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty no 'Otonaru' Mail
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hidden & Dangerous
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hundred Swords
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|J-Code Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Kidou Senshi Gundam: Renpou vs. Zeon & DX
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Kitahei Gold
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Love Hina: Totsuzen no Engage Happening
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Maximum Pool
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Microsoft WebTV Connection Kit
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Motto Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nakoruru: Anohito Kara no Okurimono
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nakoruru: Anohito Kara no Okurimono
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|NBA 2K1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NBA 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NCAA College Football 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net de Para: Nekosogi Paradise
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Chess
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Gomoku Narabe to Renju
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Hanafuda
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Igo
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Mahjong
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Reversi
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Shogi
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Netto de Tennis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nettou Golf
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NFL 2K1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NFL 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nishikaze no Rhapsody
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Ooga Booga
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Outtrigger
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online Ver. 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Planet Ring
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|POD 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Power Stone 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team de Asobou Net!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team de Asobou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou! & Asobou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Project Justice
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Quake III Arena
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Racing Simulation 2: Monaco Grand Prix Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Railroad Tycoon II
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil 3: Nemesis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Rune Jade
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Saka Tsuku Tokudaigou 2: J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Saka Tsuku Tokudaigou: J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Kinematron Hanagumi Mail
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Rally 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Tetris
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Ayanami Ikusei Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Typing E-Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Typing Hokan Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Soldier of Fortune
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spawn: In the Demon's Hand
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Speed Devils Online Racing
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|StarLancer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Stupid Invaders
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Producers: Mezase Show Biz Kai
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo (1996)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Super Street Fighter II X for Matching Service
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Taisen Net Gimmick: Capcom & Psikyo All Stars
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Typing of the Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Rogue Spear
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Toy Racer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Treasure Strike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Tsuushin Taisen Logic Battle Daisessen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Typing of the Date
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Unreal Tournament
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Vampire Chronicle for Matching Service
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Vanishing Point
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Virtua Tennis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Visual Park
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Neverland 2 Plus: Pluto Kyouwakoku Monogatari
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Neverland Plus: Orurudo Oukoku Monogatari
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Series Baseball 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Worms World Party
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Yume Baken '99 Internet
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|}

==[[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Dezaemon 64
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|Must be plugged into the console's second port.
|-
|Mario Artist: Paint Studio
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|64DD game.
|}
The N64 mouse is a peripheral that came bundled with Mario Artist: Paint Studio. [https://64dd.org/tutorial_pj64.html#mouse 64DD.org has instructions on how to emulate the N64 Mouse on Project64]. [https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/issues/224#issuecomment-939579324 Ares also has N64 Mouse support; follow these instructions to enable it (replace SNES specific steps with 64DD)]. RetroArch's ParaLLEl core has N64 Mouse support under Quick Menu > Controls > Port 1 Controls > Device Type. RetroArch's Mupen64Plus-Next core ''doesn't'' have mouse support yet. Because the N64 Mouse functions similarly to a controller, it is possible to "emulate" it even in emulators that don't explicitly support it by mapping mouse input to the N64 joystick. This will likely require use of separate re-mapping software, as most N64 emulators don't support binding mouse movement to joystick movement.

==[[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|Nintendo Entertainment System]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Family BASIC
|{{Y}}
|{{N}}
|Famicom application.
|-
|Family BASIC V3
|{{Y}}
|{{N}}
|Famicom application.
|-
|CrossPaint
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|NESert Golfing
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|Sliding Blaster
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|Thwaite
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|}
* Applications:
** The menu of any Action 53 volume including a game or application with mouse support
** Pently Sound Effects Editor
** Theremin
* Tests:
** Meece, the first
** allpads
** 240p Test Suite
* Hacks:
** Maniac Mansion mouse hack

==[[GameCube emulators|Nintendo GameCube]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Phantasy Star Online
|{{✓}}
|ASCII GameCube Keyboard Controller support.
|}

==[[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|ACA NEOGEO POP’N BOUNCE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives BOMB BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives QUESTER
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Factorio
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|FUZE4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game Builder Garage
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hypnospace Outlaw
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|You can use a keyboard when the Switch is docked. Just press "Enter" to start typing while online.
|-
|Monster Hunter Rise
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Operation Night Strikers
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SmileBASIC 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo Classics
|{{N}}
|{{~}}
|Optional for Mario's Super Picross and Nobunaga's Ambition. Required for Mario Paint and Mario & Wario.
|-
|Tactics Ogre: Reborn
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Taito Milestones 4
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Supported in Arkanoid, Cameltry and Syvalion.
|-
|Undertale
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wargroove
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators|Nintendo Switch 2]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Joy-Con 2 Mouse support
!USB Keyboard support
!USB Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|A-Train: All Aboard! Tourism - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Animal Crossing: New Horizons - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Apex Legends
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 BOMB BEE
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 QUESTER
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BOKURA: planet
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Card-en-Ciel - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dear me, I was...
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Deltarune
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Donkey Kong Bananza
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Drag X Drive
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Anniversary Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Game Builder Garage
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Handy Hockey
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Hello Kitty Island Adventure - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Hogwarts Legacy
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Kunitsu-Gami: Path Of The Goddess
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|KUUKIYOMI 4: Consider It - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Lynked: Banner of the Spark - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Metroid Prime 4: Beyond - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Mouse Work
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|No Sleep For Kaname Date - From AI - Somnium Files
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition: Awakening Complete Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Plants vs. Zombies Replanted
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Professor Layton and The New World of Steam
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|PUNYAN - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Red Dead Redemption - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Sid Meier's Civilization VII - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Simogo Legacy Collection - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Mario Party Jamboree - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Mario Bros. Wonder - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo Classics
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|Optional for Mario's Super Picross and Nobunaga's Ambition. Required for Mario Paint and Mario & Wario.
|-
|Star Fox
|{{Ya}}
|
|
|Also features optional Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Classics controller support.
|-
|System Shock
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Tamagotchi Plaza - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|}

==[[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators|PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16)]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|
|
|
|
|}

==[[PlayStation emulators|PlayStation]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|A-Train
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Actua Pool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Alien Resurrection
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Amerzone: The Explorer's Legacy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Party Pak
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Area 51
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arkanoid Returns
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ark of Time
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atari Anniversary Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlantis: The Lost Tales
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Aztec: The Curse in the Heart of the City of Gold
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Backgammon
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Baldies
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bedlam
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Breakout
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|China: The Forbidden City
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chronicles of the Sword
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|City Bravo!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower: The First Fear
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower Ghost Head
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Command & Conquer: Red Alert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Command & Conquer: Red Alert - Retaliation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Constructor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberia
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dark Seed
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy 2: Viva Las Vegas
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld II: Missing Presumed...!?
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld Noir
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney's Winnie the Pooh Kindergarten
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney's Winnie the Pooh Preschool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dracula: The Resurrection
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dracula 2: The Last Sanctuary
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dune 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Egypt 1156 B.C.: Tomb of the Pharaoh
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Elemental Gearbolt
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Doom
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Front Mission Alternative
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Galaxian 3
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ghoul Panic
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Global Domination
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Help Charity Compilation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Irritating Stick
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jellyfish: The Healing Friend
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jigsaw Madness
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Klaymen Klaymen: The Mystery of the Neverhood
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Las Vegas Dream 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings & Oh No! More Lemmings
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 3D
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Louvre: The Final Curse
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mighty Hits Special
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monopoly
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|MTV Music Generator
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|My Disney Kitchen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Necronomicon: The Dawning of Darkness
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neorude
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Perfect Assassin
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Player Manager
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Player Manager Ninety Nine
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Policenauts
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager 98
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager: Ninety Nine
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prisoner of Ice
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prism Land Story
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Project: Horned Owl
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Puchi Carat
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Railroad Tycoon II
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rescue Shot
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Risk
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Riven: The Sequel to Myst
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|RPG Maker
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sentinel Returns
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: Great Moments
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: True Valor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SilverLoad
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SimCity 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Snatcher
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spin Jam
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Starblade Alpha
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Syndicate Wars
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Takuramakan
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tempest X3
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Theme Aquarium
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Time Crisis
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series: Vol.1 - Nijiiro no Seisyun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series: Vol.2 - Irodori no Love Song
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Selection: Fujisaki Shiori
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Transport Tycoon
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ubik
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtual Pool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warhammer: Dark Omen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warzone 2100
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-COM: UFO Defense
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-COM: Terror from the Deep
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Z
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 2 emulators|PlayStation 2]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Age of Empires II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Armored Core 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Armored Core 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ATV Quad Power Racing 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deus Ex: The Conspiracy
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|EverQuest Online Adventures: Frontiers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XI
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Half-Life
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jak X: Combat Racing
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Myst III: Exile
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ratchet: Deadlocked
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Red Faction 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil: Dead Aim
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rune: Viking Warlord
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sky Odyssey
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Soldier of Fortune: Gold Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Trek Elite Force
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Underground
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Underground 2
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Unreal Tournament
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 3 emulators|PlayStation 3]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XIV
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mass Effect 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Unreal Tournament 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 4 emulators|PlayStation 4]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Alien Destroyer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Anodyne 2: Return to Dust
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ARK: Survival Evolved
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Astroneer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atomic Heart
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Black Desert
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DayZ
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DC Universe Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Death Stranding
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destiny 2
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Doki Doki Literature Club Plus
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Don't Bite Me Bro!
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Missing attacking feature.
|-
|Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom 64
|{{~}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Elder Scrolls Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Escapists 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2017
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2018
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2019
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2020
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2021
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 22
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Farworld Pioneers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fast & Furious: Spy Racers Rise of SH1FT3R
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XIV
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Forest
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only in main menu for writing commands.
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Genshin Impact
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Ghostrunner
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Neighbor 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hollow Knight
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hot Wheels Unleashed
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead: Remake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|In Rays of the Light
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Instant Sports Plus
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Journey to the Savage Planet
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Jurassic World Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|LittleBigPlanet 3
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter: World
|{{~}}
|{{?}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Mount & Blade: Warband
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neverwinter
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Paladins
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Paradise Killer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Paragon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster: Console Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Police Simulator Patrol Officers
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Project CARS
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Racing Bros
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Risk of Rain 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roblox
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Sims 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Slime Rancher
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Smile For Me
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Smite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Soulstice
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Space Engineers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Spectrum Retreat
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Splitgate
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Starlit KART Racing
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Stranded Deep
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Works only in the menu.
|-
|Subnautica
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only in DevConsole.
|-
|Surviving the Aftermath
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terraria
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|They Are Billions
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tower of Fantasy
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Untitled Goose Game
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|War Thunder
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warframe
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wick
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Wick: No Way Out
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Zombie Army 4: Dead War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 5 emulators|PlayStation 5]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin's Creed: Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops – Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Death Stranding Director's Cut
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead: Remake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals: Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sniper Elite 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Sega Genesis emulators|Sega Genesis]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Body Count
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cannon Fodder
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fun 'n' Games
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Janou Touryuumon
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 2: The Tribes
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lord Monarch: Tokoton Sentou Densetsu
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Marble Madness
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga no Yabou: Haouden
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Richard Scarry's Busytown
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai II: Dragon's Eye
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wacky Worlds
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Crime Patrol
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Dungeon Master II: Skullkeep
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Eye of the Beholder
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Links: The Challenge of Golf
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Mad Dog McCree
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|My Paint: The Animated Paint Program
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Nobunaga no Yabou: Haouden
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Panic!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|The Secret of Monkey Island
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Shadowrun
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Shin Megami Tensei
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|StarBlade
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Urusei Yatsura: Dear My Friends
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Warau Salesman
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Who Shot Johnny Rock?
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Yumemi Mystery Mansion
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|}
*https://segaretro.org/Sega_Mouse
*https://segaretro.org/XBAND_Keyboard
*https://segaretro.org/Saturn_Keyboard

==[[Sega Saturn emulators|Sega Saturn]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|3D Lemmings
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|AI Igo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ai Iijima: Good Island Cafe
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arthur to Astaroth no Nazomakaimura: Incredible Toons
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlantis: The Lost Tales
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Baldy Land
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Body Special 264: Girls in Motion Puzzle Vol. 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Extra
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Premiere
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Premiere 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cat the Ripper: 13ninme no Tanteishi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Crypt Killer
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberia
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daina Airan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daina Airan: Yokoku Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daisenryaku Strong Style
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daisuki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dark Seed
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dezaemon 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Digital Monster Ver. S Digimon Tamers
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukoku Soshite...
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukoku Soshite... Final Edition
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukyuusei 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukyuusei if
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dragon's Dream
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Duke Nukem 3D
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eisei Meijin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eisei Meijin II
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Étude Prologue: Yureugoku Kokoro no Katachi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Saga
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Story: Habou no Mai
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fire Pro Wrestling S: 6Men Scramble
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gakkou no Kaidan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game Basic for Sega Saturn
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Game no Tatsujin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game no Tatsujin 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game no Tetsujin The Shanghai
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gekka no Kishi: Ouryuusen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Go III Professional Taikyoku Igo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Godzilla Rettoushinkan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Habitat II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Heir of Zendor: The Legend and The Land
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hiyake no Omoide & Himekuri: Girls in Motion Puzzle Vol. 1
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Honkaku Shougi Shinan Wakamatsu Shougi Juku
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Horror Tour
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Iron Storm
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jewels of the Oracle
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jinzou Ningen Hakaider: Last Judgement
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kiss Yori...
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kochira Katsushikaku Kamearikouenmae Hashutsujo Nakagawa Land Dai Race! no Maki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shoujo YuNo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kouryuu Sangoku Engi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kuro no Danshou: The Literary Fragment
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Logic Puzzle Rainbow Town
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lulu: Un Conte Interactif de Romain VictorPujebet
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mighty Hits
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|My Best Friends: St. Andrew Jogakuin Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 1.011)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 1.135)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 2.000 Finland)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Ochan no Oekaki Logic
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ochige Designer Tsukutte pon!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ojousama Tokkyuu
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Okudera Yasuhiko no Sekai o Mezase! Soccer Kids: Nyuumon Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pad Nifty
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pad Nifty 1.1 & Habitat II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Panzer Dragoon Saga
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Panzer Dragoon Zwei
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasm
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pia Carrot e Youkoso!!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Plala Green Disc Version 1.0
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Planet Joker
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Policenauts
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prisoner of Ice: Jashin Kourin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quantum Gate I: Akumu no Joshou
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Return to Zork
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Revolution X
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Riven: The Sequel to Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakamoto Ryuuma: Ishin Kaikoku
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shinitamou Koto Nakare
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Hanagumi Tsuushin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Jouki Radio Show
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturnyou Word Processor Set
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Denshi Book Operator
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Internet 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Internet Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sekai no Shasou kara I Swisshen: Alps Tozantetsudou no Tabi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai Great Moments
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: TripleThreat
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shichisei Toushin Guyferd: Crown Kaimetsu Sakusen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shichuu Suimei Pitagraph
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shouryuu Sangoku Engi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Simulation Zoo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sound Novel Tsukuru 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Special Disc with Sega Saturn Internet 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|SS Adventure Pack: Nanatsu no Hikan & Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Takuramakan: Tonkou Denki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tenka Seiha
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Psychotron
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tilk: Aoi Umi kara Kita Shoujo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 1: Nijiiro no Seishun
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 2: Irodori no Lovesong
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 3: Tabidachi no Uta
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Selection Fujisaki Shiori
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtua Cop
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtua Cop 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtuacall S
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virus
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Winning Post 2 Program '96
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Winning Post EX
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wizard's Harmony
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wizard's Harmony 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|World Advanced Daisenryaku: Sakusen File
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Worms
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yoshimura Shougi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yumimi Mix Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Z
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Super Nintendo emulators|Super Nintendo]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Acme Animation Factory
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Eye of the Beholder
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Alice no Paint Adventure
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arkanoid: Doh It Again
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Asameshimae Nyanko
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Kondo wa Puzzle de Oshiokiyo!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Brandish 2: Expert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cannon Fodder
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dai-3-ji Super Robot Taisen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dai-4-ji Super Robot Taisen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dōkyūsei 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dragon Knight 4
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dynamaite: The Las Vegas
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Story 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fun 'n Games
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Galaxy Robo
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hiōden: Mamono-tachi tono Chikai
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings: Volume 1
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jurassic Park
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|King Arthur's World
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi 2: Sabaku no Rommel Shougun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi 3: Gekitotsu Europe Sensen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kid Kirby
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lamborghini American Challenge
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 2: The Tribes
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lord Monarch
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Majin Tensei
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario & Wario
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario no Super Picross
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario Paint
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Fun with Letters
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Fun with Numbers
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Preschool Fun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mega lo Mania
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Motoko-chan no Wonder Kitchen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|On the Ball
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Operation Thunderbolt
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Oryouri Pon!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pieces
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Populous II: Trials of the Olympian Gods
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|PowerMonger
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Revolution X
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sangokushi Seishi: Tenbu Spirits
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sgt. Saunders' Combat!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai - Banri no Choujou
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai III
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shien's Revenge
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sid Meier's Civilization
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Snoopy Concert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sound Fantasy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SpellCraft: Aspects of Valor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Caesars Palace
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Castles
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Game Boy
|{{✓}}
|Not a game, but rather an addon to play Game Boy games on the SNES. Used for drawing custom borders.
|-
|Super Pachi-Slot Mahjong
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Robot Taisen EX
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Solitaire
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terminator 2: The Arcade Game
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tin Star
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Densetsu no Ni no Shita de
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Troddlers
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Utopia: The Creation of a Nation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Vegas Stakes
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warrior of Rome III
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wolfenstein 3D
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wonder Project J: Kikai no Shounen Pino
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Zico Soccer
|{{✓}}
|
|}
The mouse allowed for control in [[wikipedia:Mario_Paint|''Mario Paint'']] and [[wikipedia:Mario_%26_Wario|''Mario & Wario'']], among other games. Though in later games, mouse support was optional. Some emulators, including Snes9x and [https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/issues/224#issuecomment-939579324 ares]/bsnes/higan, support the mouse. A ROM hack for ''Mario & Wario'' replaces mouse controls with traditional controls for the emulators that don't support this feature.

==[[Wii emulators|Wii]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Animal Crossing: City Folk
|{{~}}
|Text entry only.
|-
|Dragon Quest X
|{{✓}}
|Hori Dragon Quest X Slime Keyboard support.
|-
|La-Mulana
|{{✓}}
|WiiWare.
|-
|Monster Hunter G
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter Tri
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtual Console
|{{✓}}
|MSX emulation only.
|}

==[[Wii U emulators|Wii U]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Dragon Quest X
|{{✓}}
|Hori Dragon Quest X Slime Keyboard support.
|}

==[[Xbox emulators|Xbox]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
| Phantasy Star Online
| {{✓}}
| {{✗}}
| {{YouTubeVideo|8RaPFhmNOMA|Online text chat only via Xbox Gameport → USB adapter.}}
|}
:[https://www.xbmc4xbox.org.uk/wiki/Default_Controls#Using_Keyboards_and_Mice_in_XBMC xbmc4xbox: Using Keyboards and Mice in XBMC]
Support is dependent on the game, {{YouTubeVideo|8RaPFhmNOMA|but apparently Phantasy Star Online does handle generic keyboards for in-game text messaging}}. [[Homebrew and ROM hacks#Media_players|XBMC4XBOX]] builds contains built-in support for some basic USB keyboards and mice that supports the HID (Human Interface Device class) USB standard, this requires you have an Xbox Gameport → USB adapter. These are available from various suppliers on the web, and there are also tutorials available at the Xbox-Scene.com describing how to make your own convertor. Team-XBMC recommends "media center" keyboards (with built-in mouse) for XBMC use, for that true media-center feel.

==[[Xbox 360 emulators|Xbox 360]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
| CastleMiner Z
| {{✓}}
| {{✗}}
| [https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/927749-xbox-360/65413318 WASD and Space support]
|}
:[http://mktplassets.xbox.com/NR/rdonlyres/03E44D87-6BF5-45B3-A014-D37D0371C43D/0/Chatpad_EMEA_ENG_0803.pdf mktplassets: Chatpad_EMEA_ENG_0803.pdf]
:[[Wikipedia:List_of_Xbox_360_accessories#Messenger_Kit|Wikipedia - Chatpad as part of the Xbox 360 Messenger Kit]]
Chatpad attaches to the back of your Xbox 360 wired or wireless controller to enable in-game text messaging, instant messaging, and other text entry. The Chatpad can also be used in certain games for text input. USB HID-compliant keyboards can be plugged directly into the console to perform the same function. This shouldn't be confused with [[Xbox_360_emulators#Enhancements|mouse injector]] support on emulators. Mouse functionality requires third-party hardware adapters (e.g., XIM, XFPS, Max Shooter) and is not natively supported.

*[https://github.com/AdrianCassar/xenia-canary/releases Xenia-canary-netplay passthru builds] allows you to use the keyboard as it would work on an Xbox 360. Passthru builds focusing mainly for developer builds of games to open game's console and input commands.[https://discord.com/channels/308194948048486401/1173434194525950062/1254743976888766504]

==[[Xbox One emulators|Xbox One]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Aery: Dreamscape
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Aliens: Fireteam Elite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Among Us
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ANVIL: Vault Breaker
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ark: Survival Evolved
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arma Reforger
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Art of Rally
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Asphalt 9
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Astroneer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlas
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atomic Heart
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Block Dropper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bomber Crew
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Boyfriend Dungeon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bright Memory
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Vanguard
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of the Sea
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Car Mechanic Simulator 2021
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Century: Age of Ashes
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chivalry 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Commandos 2: HD Remaster
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Craftopia
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberpunk 2077
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DayZ
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dead Space
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deliver Us The Moon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destroy All Humans!
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney Dreamlight Valley
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DJMax Respect V
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|DOOM 64
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamscaper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Evil Genius 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eville
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|
|-
|Five Nights At Freddy’s 1-4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Floppy Knights
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Football Manager 2022 Xbox Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears Tactics
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ghostrunner
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Grounded
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo Infinite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo: The Master Chief Collection
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Heavy Metal Machines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hello Neighbor 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|High on Life
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hogwarts Legacy
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Horror Of The Deep
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hot Wheels Unleashed
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hyperdot
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hypnospace Outlaw
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Industria
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|
|-
|Jurassic World: Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kill It With Fire
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lamentum
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lapin
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Last Oasis
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Loot River
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Maid of Sker
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Maneater
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Medieval Dynasty
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Metro Exodus
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Microsoft Flight Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Sanctuary
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Moonlighter
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Moonscars
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|MultiVersus
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neoverse
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Norco
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Octopath Traveler
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Operencia: The Stolen Sun
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Orcs Must Die! 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Outriders
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Paladins
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|PC Building Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pentiment
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantom Abyss
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pikuniku
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster: Console Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Praetorians – HD Remaster
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Project Wingman
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Psychonauts 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Relicta
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Remnant: From The Ashes
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roblox
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roboquest
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rogue Company
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Scorn
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sea of Thieves
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shotgun Farmers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Slime Rancher
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Smite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sniper Elite V2 Remastered
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sniper Elite 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Solasta: Crown of The Magister
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spellbreak
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Splitgate
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|State of Decay 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Strange Brigade
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Surviving Mars
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Surviving The Aftermath (Game Preview)
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tainted Grail: Conquest
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terraria
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Anacrusis
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Ascent
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Forgotten City
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Gunk
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead Remake
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Last Kids on Earth and the Staff of Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Medium
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Riftbreaker
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Sims 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|They Are Billions
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokyo Warfare Turbo
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tunic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Undungeon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Untitled Goose Game
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Valfaris
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Visage
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|War Thunder
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warframe
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wargroove Double Trouble
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warhammer Vermintide 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Weird West
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|What Remains of Edith Finch
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|World of Tanks
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-Morph Defense
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yes Your Grace
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Zombie Army 4: Dead War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Xbox Series X and Series S|Xbox Series X|S]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ARK: Survival Evolved
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Ascent
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bomber Crew
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Boyfriend Dungeon
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Vanguard
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destroy All Humans!
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|DIRT 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DOOM 64
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Evil Genius 2: World Domination
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Forgotten City
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears Tactics
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Grounded
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo Infinite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo: Master Chief Collection
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jurassic World Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Metro Exodus
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Microsoft Flight Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Outriders
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|PC Building Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Psychonauts 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Remnant: From the Ashes
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roblox
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sea of Thieves
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Sims 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Slime Rancher
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Slime Rancher 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|State of Decay 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terraria
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warframe
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Warhammer: Vermintide II
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|}

==See also==
*[[Controllers]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Support lists|keyboard and mouse]]

List of console games that support keyboard and mouse

2026-09-02T20:53:15Z

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{{Delete|Has nothing to do with emulation.}}
{{Stub}}
{{NEL}}
This is a manual list of console games believed to support keyboard and mouse.

==[[Dreamcast emulators|Dreamcast]]==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|4x4 Evolution
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Advanced Daisenryaku 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing F: Todoroki Tsubasa no Hatsu Hikou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing i
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing i Jikai Saku Made Matemasen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Atsumare! Guru Guru Onsen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Atsumare! Guru Guru Onsen BB
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Baldr Force EXE
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bomberman Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Broadband Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Cannon Spike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK Millennium Fight 2000 Pro
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK 2 Millionaire Fighting 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|ChuChu Rocket!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Culdcept Second
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram M.S.B.S. Ver. 5.4
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Daytona USA 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dejiko no Maibura
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Denpa Shonenteki Kenshoseikatsu Soft Nasubi no Heya
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Doki Doki Idol Star Seeker Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 2 for LAN
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport Premier
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamcast Web Browser
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey 3.0
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey 3.1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey Version 1.5
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey Version 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamstudio
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Elansar & Philia (2015)
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 3
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 4
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 5
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 6
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 7
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Fire Pro Wrestling D
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|First Kiss Monogatari II: Anata ga Irukara
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Frame Gride
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Get!! Colonies
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Giga Wing 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golem no Maigo
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golf Shiyouyo 2: Aratanaru Chousen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golf Shiyouyo Course Data Adventure-hen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 1: Keiyaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 2: Torikago
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 3: Kansei
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 4: Kaikou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 5: Shokuzai
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 6: Senritsu
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guilty Gear X
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Gundam Battle Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guru Guru Onsen 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guru Guru Onsen 3
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hanagumi Taisen Columns 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Heavy Metal Geomatrix
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Heisei Mahjong Sou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty Dream Passport 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty no Magical Block
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty no 'Otonaru' Mail
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hidden & Dangerous
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hundred Swords
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|J-Code Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Kidou Senshi Gundam: Renpou vs. Zeon & DX
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Kitahei Gold
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Love Hina: Totsuzen no Engage Happening
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Maximum Pool
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Microsoft WebTV Connection Kit
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Motto Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nakoruru: Anohito Kara no Okurimono
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nakoruru: Anohito Kara no Okurimono
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|NBA 2K1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NBA 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NCAA College Football 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net de Para: Nekosogi Paradise
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Chess
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Gomoku Narabe to Renju
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Hanafuda
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Igo
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Mahjong
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Reversi
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Shogi
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Netto de Tennis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nettou Golf
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NFL 2K1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NFL 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nishikaze no Rhapsody
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Ooga Booga
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Outtrigger
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online Ver. 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Planet Ring
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|POD 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Power Stone 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team de Asobou Net!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team de Asobou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou! & Asobou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Project Justice
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Quake III Arena
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Racing Simulation 2: Monaco Grand Prix Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Railroad Tycoon II
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil 3: Nemesis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Rune Jade
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Saka Tsuku Tokudaigou 2: J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Saka Tsuku Tokudaigou: J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Kinematron Hanagumi Mail
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Rally 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Tetris
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Ayanami Ikusei Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Typing E-Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Typing Hokan Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Soldier of Fortune
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spawn: In the Demon's Hand
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Speed Devils Online Racing
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|StarLancer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Stupid Invaders
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Producers: Mezase Show Biz Kai
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo (1996)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Super Street Fighter II X for Matching Service
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Taisen Net Gimmick: Capcom & Psikyo All Stars
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Typing of the Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Rogue Spear
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Toy Racer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Treasure Strike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Tsuushin Taisen Logic Battle Daisessen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Typing of the Date
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Unreal Tournament
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Vampire Chronicle for Matching Service
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Vanishing Point
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Virtua Tennis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Visual Park
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Neverland 2 Plus: Pluto Kyouwakoku Monogatari
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Neverland Plus: Orurudo Oukoku Monogatari
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Series Baseball 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Worms World Party
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Yume Baken '99 Internet
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|}

==[[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Dezaemon 64
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|Must be plugged into the console's second port.
|-
|Mario Artist: Paint Studio
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|64DD game.
|}
The N64 mouse is a peripheral that came bundled with Mario Artist: Paint Studio. [https://64dd.org/tutorial_pj64.html#mouse 64DD.org has instructions on how to emulate the N64 Mouse on Project64]. [https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/issues/224#issuecomment-939579324 Ares also has N64 Mouse support; follow these instructions to enable it (replace SNES specific steps with 64DD)]. RetroArch's ParaLLEl core has N64 Mouse support under Quick Menu > Controls > Port 1 Controls > Device Type. RetroArch's Mupen64Plus-Next core ''doesn't'' have mouse support yet. Because the N64 Mouse functions similarly to a controller, it is possible to "emulate" it even in emulators that don't explicitly support it by mapping mouse input to the N64 joystick. This will likely require use of separate re-mapping software, as most N64 emulators don't support binding mouse movement to joystick movement.

==[[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|Nintendo Entertainment System]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Family BASIC
|{{Y}}
|{{N}}
|Famicom application.
|-
|Family BASIC V3
|{{Y}}
|{{N}}
|Famicom application.
|-
|CrossPaint
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|NESert Golfing
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|Sliding Blaster
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|Thwaite
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|}
* Applications:
** The menu of any Action 53 volume including a game or application with mouse support
** Pently Sound Effects Editor
** Theremin
* Tests:
** Meece, the first
** allpads
** 240p Test Suite
* Hacks:
** Maniac Mansion mouse hack

==[[GameCube emulators|Nintendo GameCube]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Phantasy Star Online
|{{✓}}
|ASCII GameCube Keyboard Controller support.
|}

==[[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|ACA NEOGEO POP’N BOUNCE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives BOMB BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives QUESTER
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Factorio
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|FUZE4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game Builder Garage
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hypnospace Outlaw
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|You can use a keyboard when the Switch is docked. Just press "Enter" to start typing while online.
|-
|Monster Hunter Rise
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Operation Night Strikers
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SmileBASIC 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo Classics
|{{N}}
|{{~}}
|Optional for Mario's Super Picross and Nobunaga's Ambition. Required for Mario Paint and Mario & Wario.
|-
|Tactics Ogre: Reborn
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Taito Milestones 4
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Supported in Arkanoid, Cameltry and Syvalion.
|-
|Undertale
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wargroove
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators|Nintendo Switch 2]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Joy-Con 2 Mouse support
!USB Keyboard support
!USB Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|A-Train: All Aboard! Tourism - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Animal Crossing: New Horizons - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Apex Legends
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 BOMB BEE
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 QUESTER
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BOKURA: planet
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Card-en-Ciel - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dear me, I was...
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Deltarune
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Donkey Kong Bananza
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Drag X Drive
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Anniversary Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Game Builder Garage
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Handy Hockey
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Hello Kitty Island Adventure - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Hogwarts Legacy
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Kunitsu-Gami: Path Of The Goddess
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|KUUKIYOMI 4: Consider It - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Lynked: Banner of the Spark - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Metroid Prime 4: Beyond - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Mouse Work
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|No Sleep For Kaname Date - From AI - Somnium Files
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition: Awakening Complete Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Plants vs. Zombies Replanted
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Professor Layton and The New World of Steam
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|PUNYAN - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Red Dead Redemption - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Sid Meier's Civilization VII - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Simogo Legacy Collection - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Mario Party Jamboree - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Mario Bros. Wonder - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo Classics
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|Optional for Mario's Super Picross and Nobunaga's Ambition. Required for Mario Paint and Mario & Wario.
|-
|Star Fox
|{{Ya}}
|
|
|Also features optional Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Classics controller support.
|-
|System Shock
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Tamagotchi Plaza - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|}

==[[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators|PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16)]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|
|
|
|
|}

==[[PlayStation emulators|PlayStation]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|A-Train
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Actua Pool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Alien Resurrection
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Amerzone: The Explorer's Legacy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Party Pak
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Area 51
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arkanoid Returns
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ark of Time
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atari Anniversary Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlantis: The Lost Tales
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Aztec: The Curse in the Heart of the City of Gold
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Backgammon
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Baldies
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bedlam
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Breakout
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|China: The Forbidden City
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chronicles of the Sword
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|City Bravo!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower: The First Fear
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower Ghost Head
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Command & Conquer: Red Alert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Command & Conquer: Red Alert - Retaliation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Constructor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberia
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dark Seed
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy 2: Viva Las Vegas
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld II: Missing Presumed...!?
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld Noir
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney's Winnie the Pooh Kindergarten
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney's Winnie the Pooh Preschool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dracula: The Resurrection
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dracula 2: The Last Sanctuary
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dune 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Egypt 1156 B.C.: Tomb of the Pharaoh
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Elemental Gearbolt
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Doom
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Front Mission Alternative
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Galaxian 3
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ghoul Panic
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Global Domination
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Help Charity Compilation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Irritating Stick
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jellyfish: The Healing Friend
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jigsaw Madness
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Klaymen Klaymen: The Mystery of the Neverhood
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Las Vegas Dream 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings & Oh No! More Lemmings
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 3D
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Louvre: The Final Curse
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mighty Hits Special
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monopoly
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|MTV Music Generator
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|My Disney Kitchen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Necronomicon: The Dawning of Darkness
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neorude
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Perfect Assassin
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Player Manager
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Player Manager Ninety Nine
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Policenauts
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager 98
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager: Ninety Nine
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prisoner of Ice
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prism Land Story
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Project: Horned Owl
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Puchi Carat
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Railroad Tycoon II
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rescue Shot
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Risk
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Riven: The Sequel to Myst
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|RPG Maker
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sentinel Returns
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: Great Moments
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: True Valor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SilverLoad
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SimCity 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Snatcher
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spin Jam
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Starblade Alpha
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Syndicate Wars
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Takuramakan
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tempest X3
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Theme Aquarium
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Time Crisis
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series: Vol.1 - Nijiiro no Seisyun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series: Vol.2 - Irodori no Love Song
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Selection: Fujisaki Shiori
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Transport Tycoon
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ubik
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtual Pool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warhammer: Dark Omen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warzone 2100
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-COM: UFO Defense
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-COM: Terror from the Deep
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Z
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 2 emulators|PlayStation 2]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Age of Empires II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Armored Core 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Armored Core 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ATV Quad Power Racing 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deus Ex: The Conspiracy
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|EverQuest Online Adventures: Frontiers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XI
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Half-Life
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jak X: Combat Racing
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Myst III: Exile
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ratchet: Deadlocked
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Red Faction 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil: Dead Aim
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rune: Viking Warlord
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sky Odyssey
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Soldier of Fortune: Gold Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Trek Elite Force
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Underground
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Underground 2
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Unreal Tournament
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 3 emulators|PlayStation 3]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XIV
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mass Effect 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Unreal Tournament 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 4 emulators|PlayStation 4]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Alien Destroyer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Anodyne 2: Return to Dust
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ARK: Survival Evolved
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Astroneer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atomic Heart
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Black Desert
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DayZ
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DC Universe Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Death Stranding
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destiny 2
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Doki Doki Literature Club Plus
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Don't Bite Me Bro!
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Missing attacking feature.
|-
|Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom 64
|{{~}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Elder Scrolls Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Escapists 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2017
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2018
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2019
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2020
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2021
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 22
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Farworld Pioneers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fast & Furious: Spy Racers Rise of SH1FT3R
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XIV
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Forest
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only in main menu for writing commands.
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Genshin Impact
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Ghostrunner
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Neighbor 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hollow Knight
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hot Wheels Unleashed
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead: Remake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|In Rays of the Light
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Instant Sports Plus
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Journey to the Savage Planet
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Jurassic World Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|LittleBigPlanet 3
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter: World
|{{~}}
|{{?}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Mount & Blade: Warband
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neverwinter
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Paladins
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Paradise Killer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Paragon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster: Console Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Police Simulator Patrol Officers
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Project CARS
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Racing Bros
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Risk of Rain 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roblox
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Sims 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Slime Rancher
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Smile For Me
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Smite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Soulstice
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Space Engineers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Spectrum Retreat
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Splitgate
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Starlit KART Racing
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Stranded Deep
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Works only in the menu.
|-
|Subnautica
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only in DevConsole.
|-
|Surviving the Aftermath
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terraria
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|They Are Billions
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tower of Fantasy
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Untitled Goose Game
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|War Thunder
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warframe
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wick
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Wick: No Way Out
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Zombie Army 4: Dead War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 5 emulators|PlayStation 5]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin's Creed: Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops – Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Death Stranding Director's Cut
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead: Remake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals: Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sniper Elite 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Sega Genesis emulators|Sega Genesis]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Body Count
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cannon Fodder
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fun 'n' Games
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Janou Touryuumon
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 2: The Tribes
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lord Monarch: Tokoton Sentou Densetsu
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Marble Madness
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga no Yabou: Haouden
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Richard Scarry's Busytown
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai II: Dragon's Eye
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wacky Worlds
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Crime Patrol
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Dungeon Master II: Skullkeep
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Eye of the Beholder
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Links: The Challenge of Golf
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Mad Dog McCree
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|My Paint: The Animated Paint Program
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Nobunaga no Yabou: Haouden
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Panic!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|The Secret of Monkey Island
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Shadowrun
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Shin Megami Tensei
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|StarBlade
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Urusei Yatsura: Dear My Friends
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Warau Salesman
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Who Shot Johnny Rock?
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Yumemi Mystery Mansion
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|}
*https://segaretro.org/Sega_Mouse
*https://segaretro.org/XBAND_Keyboard
*https://segaretro.org/Saturn_Keyboard

==[[Sega Saturn emulators|Sega Saturn]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|3D Lemmings
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|AI Igo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ai Iijima: Good Island Cafe
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arthur to Astaroth no Nazomakaimura: Incredible Toons
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlantis: The Lost Tales
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Baldy Land
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Body Special 264: Girls in Motion Puzzle Vol. 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Extra
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Premiere
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Premiere 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cat the Ripper: 13ninme no Tanteishi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Crypt Killer
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberia
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daina Airan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daina Airan: Yokoku Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daisenryaku Strong Style
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daisuki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dark Seed
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dezaemon 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Digital Monster Ver. S Digimon Tamers
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukoku Soshite...
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukoku Soshite... Final Edition
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukyuusei 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukyuusei if
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dragon's Dream
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Duke Nukem 3D
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eisei Meijin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eisei Meijin II
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Étude Prologue: Yureugoku Kokoro no Katachi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Saga
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Story: Habou no Mai
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fire Pro Wrestling S: 6Men Scramble
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gakkou no Kaidan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game Basic for Sega Saturn
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Game no Tatsujin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game no Tatsujin 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game no Tetsujin The Shanghai
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gekka no Kishi: Ouryuusen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Go III Professional Taikyoku Igo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Godzilla Rettoushinkan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Habitat II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Heir of Zendor: The Legend and The Land
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hiyake no Omoide & Himekuri: Girls in Motion Puzzle Vol. 1
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Honkaku Shougi Shinan Wakamatsu Shougi Juku
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Horror Tour
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Iron Storm
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jewels of the Oracle
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jinzou Ningen Hakaider: Last Judgement
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kiss Yori...
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kochira Katsushikaku Kamearikouenmae Hashutsujo Nakagawa Land Dai Race! no Maki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shoujo YuNo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kouryuu Sangoku Engi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kuro no Danshou: The Literary Fragment
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Logic Puzzle Rainbow Town
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lulu: Un Conte Interactif de Romain VictorPujebet
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mighty Hits
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|My Best Friends: St. Andrew Jogakuin Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 1.011)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 1.135)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 2.000 Finland)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Ochan no Oekaki Logic
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ochige Designer Tsukutte pon!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ojousama Tokkyuu
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Okudera Yasuhiko no Sekai o Mezase! Soccer Kids: Nyuumon Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pad Nifty
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pad Nifty 1.1 & Habitat II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Panzer Dragoon Saga
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Panzer Dragoon Zwei
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasm
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pia Carrot e Youkoso!!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Plala Green Disc Version 1.0
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Planet Joker
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Policenauts
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prisoner of Ice: Jashin Kourin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quantum Gate I: Akumu no Joshou
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Return to Zork
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Revolution X
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Riven: The Sequel to Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakamoto Ryuuma: Ishin Kaikoku
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shinitamou Koto Nakare
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Hanagumi Tsuushin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Jouki Radio Show
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturnyou Word Processor Set
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Denshi Book Operator
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Internet 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Internet Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sekai no Shasou kara I Swisshen: Alps Tozantetsudou no Tabi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai Great Moments
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: TripleThreat
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shichisei Toushin Guyferd: Crown Kaimetsu Sakusen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shichuu Suimei Pitagraph
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shouryuu Sangoku Engi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Simulation Zoo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sound Novel Tsukuru 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Special Disc with Sega Saturn Internet 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|SS Adventure Pack: Nanatsu no Hikan & Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Takuramakan: Tonkou Denki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tenka Seiha
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Psychotron
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tilk: Aoi Umi kara Kita Shoujo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 1: Nijiiro no Seishun
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 2: Irodori no Lovesong
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 3: Tabidachi no Uta
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Selection Fujisaki Shiori
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtua Cop
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtua Cop 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtuacall S
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virus
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Winning Post 2 Program '96
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Winning Post EX
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wizard's Harmony
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wizard's Harmony 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|World Advanced Daisenryaku: Sakusen File
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Worms
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yoshimura Shougi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yumimi Mix Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Z
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Super Nintendo emulators|Super Nintendo]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Acme Animation Factory
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Eye of the Beholder
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Alice no Paint Adventure
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arkanoid: Doh It Again
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Asameshimae Nyanko
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Kondo wa Puzzle de Oshiokiyo!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Brandish 2: Expert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cannon Fodder
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dai-3-ji Super Robot Taisen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dai-4-ji Super Robot Taisen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dōkyūsei 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dragon Knight 4
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dynamaite: The Las Vegas
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Story 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fun 'n Games
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Galaxy Robo
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hiōden: Mamono-tachi tono Chikai
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings: Volume 1
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jurassic Park
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|King Arthur's World
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi 2: Sabaku no Rommel Shougun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi 3: Gekitotsu Europe Sensen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kid Kirby
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lamborghini American Challenge
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 2: The Tribes
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lord Monarch
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Majin Tensei
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario & Wario
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario no Super Picross
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario Paint
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Fun with Letters
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Fun with Numbers
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Preschool Fun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mega lo Mania
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Motoko-chan no Wonder Kitchen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|On the Ball
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Operation Thunderbolt
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Oryouri Pon!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pieces
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Populous II: Trials of the Olympian Gods
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|PowerMonger
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Revolution X
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sangokushi Seishi: Tenbu Spirits
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sgt. Saunders' Combat!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai - Banri no Choujou
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai III
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shien's Revenge
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sid Meier's Civilization
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Snoopy Concert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sound Fantasy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SpellCraft: Aspects of Valor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Caesars Palace
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Castles
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Game Boy
|{{✓}}
|Not a game, but rather an addon to play Game Boy games on the SNES. Used for drawing custom borders.
|-
|Super Pachi-Slot Mahjong
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Robot Taisen EX
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Solitaire
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terminator 2: The Arcade Game
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tin Star
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Densetsu no Ni no Shita de
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Troddlers
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Utopia: The Creation of a Nation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Vegas Stakes
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warrior of Rome III
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wolfenstein 3D
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wonder Project J: Kikai no Shounen Pino
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Zico Soccer
|{{✓}}
|
|}
The mouse allowed for control in [[wikipedia:Mario_Paint|''Mario Paint'']] and [[wikipedia:Mario_%26_Wario|''Mario & Wario'']], among other games. Though in later games, mouse support was optional. Some emulators, including Snes9x and [https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/issues/224#issuecomment-939579324 ares]/bsnes/higan, support the mouse. A ROM hack for ''Mario & Wario'' replaces mouse controls with traditional controls for the emulators that don't support this feature.

==[[Wii emulators|Wii]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Animal Crossing: City Folk
|{{~}}
|Text entry only.
|-
|Dragon Quest X
|{{✓}}
|Hori Dragon Quest X Slime Keyboard support.
|-
|La-Mulana
|{{✓}}
|WiiWare.
|-
|Monster Hunter G
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter Tri
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtual Console
|{{✓}}
|MSX emulation only.
|}

==[[Wii U emulators|Wii U]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Dragon Quest X
|{{✓}}
|Hori Dragon Quest X Slime Keyboard support.
|}

==[[Xbox emulators|Xbox]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
| Phantasy Star Online
| {{✓}}
| {{✗}}
| {{YouTubeVideo|8RaPFhmNOMA|Online text chat only via Xbox Gameport → USB adapter.}}
|}
:[https://www.xbmc4xbox.org.uk/wiki/Default_Controls#Using_Keyboards_and_Mice_in_XBMC xbmc4xbox: Using Keyboards and Mice in XBMC]
Support is dependent on the game, {{YouTubeVideo|8RaPFhmNOMA|but apparently Phantasy Star Online does handle generic keyboards for in-game text messaging}}. [[Homebrew and ROM hacks#Media_players|XBMC4XBOX]] builds contains built-in support for some basic USB keyboards and mice that supports the HID (Human Interface Device class) USB standard, this requires you have an Xbox Gameport → USB adapter. These are available from various suppliers on the web, and there are also tutorials available at the Xbox-Scene.com describing how to make your own convertor. Team-XBMC recommends "media center" keyboards (with built-in mouse) for XBMC use, for that true media-center feel.

==[[Xbox 360 emulators|Xbox 360]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
| CastleMiner Z
| {{✓}}
| {{✗}}
| [https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/927749-xbox-360/65413318 WASD and Space support]
|}
:[http://mktplassets.xbox.com/NR/rdonlyres/03E44D87-6BF5-45B3-A014-D37D0371C43D/0/Chatpad_EMEA_ENG_0803.pdf mktplassets: Chatpad_EMEA_ENG_0803.pdf]
:[[Wikipedia:List_of_Xbox_360_accessories#Messenger_Kit|Wikipedia - Chatpad as part of the Xbox 360 Messenger Kit]]
Chatpad attaches to the back of your Xbox 360 wired or wireless controller to enable in-game text messaging, instant messaging, and other text entry. The Chatpad can also be used in certain games for text input. USB HID-compliant keyboards can be plugged directly into the console to perform the same function. This shouldn't be confused with [[Xbox_360_emulators#Enhancements|mouse injector]] support on emulators. Mouse functionality requires third-party hardware adapters (e.g., XIM, XFPS, Max Shooter) and is not natively supported.

*[https://github.com/AdrianCassar/xenia-canary/releases Xenia-canary-netplay passthru builds] allows you to use the keyboard as it would work on an Xbox 360. Passthru builds focusing mainly for developer builds of games to open game's console and input commands.[https://discord.com/channels/308194948048486401/1173434194525950062/1254743976888766504]

==[[Xbox One emulators|Xbox One]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Aery: Dreamscape
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Aliens: Fireteam Elite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Among Us
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ANVIL: Vault Breaker
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ark: Survival Evolved
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arma Reforger
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Art of Rally
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Asphalt 9
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Astroneer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlas
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atomic Heart
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Block Dropper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bomber Crew
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Boyfriend Dungeon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bright Memory
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Vanguard
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of the Sea
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Car Mechanic Simulator 2021
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Century: Age of Ashes
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chivalry 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Commandos 2: HD Remaster
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Craftopia
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberpunk 2077
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DayZ
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dead Space
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deliver Us The Moon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destroy All Humans!
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney Dreamlight Valley
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DJMax Respect V
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|DOOM 64
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamscaper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Evil Genius 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eville
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|
|-
|Five Nights At Freddy’s 1-4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Floppy Knights
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Football Manager 2022 Xbox Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears Tactics
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ghostrunner
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Grounded
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo Infinite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo: The Master Chief Collection
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Heavy Metal Machines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hello Neighbor 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|High on Life
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hogwarts Legacy
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Horror Of The Deep
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hot Wheels Unleashed
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hyperdot
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hypnospace Outlaw
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Industria
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|
|-
|Jurassic World: Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kill It With Fire
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lamentum
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lapin
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Last Oasis
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Loot River
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Maid of Sker
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Maneater
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Medieval Dynasty
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Metro Exodus
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Microsoft Flight Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Sanctuary
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Moonlighter
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Moonscars
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|MultiVersus
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neoverse
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Norco
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Octopath Traveler
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Operencia: The Stolen Sun
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Orcs Must Die! 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Outriders
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Paladins
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|PC Building Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pentiment
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantom Abyss
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pikuniku
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster: Console Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Praetorians – HD Remaster
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Project Wingman
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Psychonauts 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Relicta
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Remnant: From The Ashes
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roblox
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roboquest
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rogue Company
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Scorn
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sea of Thieves
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shotgun Farmers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Slime Rancher
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Smite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sniper Elite V2 Remastered
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sniper Elite 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Solasta: Crown of The Magister
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spellbreak
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Splitgate
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|State of Decay 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Strange Brigade
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Surviving Mars
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Surviving The Aftermath (Game Preview)
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tainted Grail: Conquest
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terraria
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Anacrusis
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Ascent
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Forgotten City
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Gunk
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead Remake
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Last Kids on Earth and the Staff of Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Medium
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Riftbreaker
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Sims 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|They Are Billions
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokyo Warfare Turbo
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tunic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Undungeon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Untitled Goose Game
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Valfaris
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Visage
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|War Thunder
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warframe
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wargroove Double Trouble
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warhammer Vermintide 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Weird West
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|What Remains of Edith Finch
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|World of Tanks
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-Morph Defense
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yes Your Grace
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Zombie Army 4: Dead War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Xbox Series X and Series S|Xbox Series X|S]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ARK: Survival Evolved
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Ascent
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bomber Crew
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Boyfriend Dungeon
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Vanguard
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destroy All Humans!
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|DIRT 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DOOM 64
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Evil Genius 2: World Domination
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy’s 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Forgotten City
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gears Tactics
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Grounded
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo Infinite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Halo: Master Chief Collection
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jurassic World Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Metro Exodus
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Microsoft Flight Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Outriders
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|PC Building Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Psychonauts 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Remnant: From the Ashes
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roblox
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sea of Thieves
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Sims 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Slime Rancher
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Slime Rancher 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|State of Decay 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terraria
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warframe
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Warhammer: Vermintide II
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|}

==See also==
*[[Controllers]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Support lists|keyboard and mouse]]

List of console games that support keyboard and mouse

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This is a manual list of console games believed to support keyboard and mouse.

==[[Dreamcast emulators|Dreamcast]]==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|4x4 Evolution
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Advanced Daisenryaku 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing F: Todoroki Tsubasa no Hatsu Hikou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing i
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Aero Dancing i Jikai Saku Made Matemasen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Atsumare! Guru Guru Onsen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Atsumare! Guru Guru Onsen BB
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Baldr Force EXE
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bomberman Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Broadband Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Cannon Spike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK Millennium Fight 2000 Pro
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Capcom vs. SNK 2 Millionaire Fighting 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|ChuChu Rocket!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Culdcept Second
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram M.S.B.S. Ver. 5.4
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Daytona USA 2001
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dejiko no Maibura
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Denpa Shonenteki Kenshoseikatsu Soft Nasubi no Heya
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Doki Doki Idol Star Seeker Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 2 for LAN
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dream Passport Premier
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamcast Web Browser
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey 3.0
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey 3.1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey Version 1.5
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Dreamkey Version 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dreamstudio
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Elansar & Philia (2015)
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 3
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 4
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 5
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 6
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eldorado Gate Vol. 7
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Fire Pro Wrestling D
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|First Kiss Monogatari II: Anata ga Irukara
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Frame Gride
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Get!! Colonies
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Giga Wing 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golem no Maigo
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golf Shiyouyo 2: Aratanaru Chousen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Golf Shiyouyo Course Data Adventure-hen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 1: Keiyaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 2: Torikago
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 3: Kansei
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 4: Kaikou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 5: Shokuzai
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Grauen no Torikago Kapitel 6: Senritsu
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guilty Gear X
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Gundam Battle Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guru Guru Onsen 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Guru Guru Onsen 3
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hanagumi Taisen Columns 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Heavy Metal Geomatrix
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Heisei Mahjong Sou
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty Dream Passport 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty no Magical Block
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Kitty no 'Otonaru' Mail
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hidden & Dangerous
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hundred Swords
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|J-Code Passport
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Kidou Senshi Gundam: Renpou vs. Zeon & DX
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Kitahei Gold
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Love Hina: Totsuzen no Engage Happening
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Maximum Pool
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Microsoft WebTV Connection Kit
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Motto Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nakoruru: Anohito Kara no Okurimono
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nakoruru: Anohito Kara no Okurimono
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|NBA 2K1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NBA 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NCAA College Football 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net de Para: Nekosogi Paradise
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Chess
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Gomoku Narabe to Renju
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Hanafuda
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Igo
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Mahjong
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Reversi
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Net Versus Shogi
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Netto de Tennis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nettou Golf
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NFL 2K1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NFL 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Nishikaze no Rhapsody
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Ooga Booga
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Outtrigger
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online Ver. 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Planet Ring
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|POD 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Power Stone 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team de Asobou Net!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team de Asobou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou! & Asobou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Project Justice
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Quake III Arena
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Racing Simulation 2: Monaco Grand Prix Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Railroad Tycoon II
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil 3: Nemesis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Rune Jade
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Saka Tsuku Tokudaigou 2: J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Saka Tsuku Tokudaigou: J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Kinematron Hanagumi Mail
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Rally 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Tetris
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Ayanami Ikusei Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Typing E-Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Shinseiki Evangelion: Typing Hokan Keikaku
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Soldier of Fortune
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spawn: In the Demon's Hand
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Speed Devils Online Racing
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|StarLancer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Stupid Invaders
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Producers: Mezase Show Biz Kai
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo (1996)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Super Street Fighter II X for Matching Service
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Taisen Net Gimmick: Capcom & Psikyo All Stars
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Typing of the Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Rogue Spear
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Toy Racer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Treasure Strike
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Tsuushin Taisen Logic Battle Daisessen
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Typing of the Date
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Unreal Tournament
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Vampire Chronicle for Matching Service
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Vanishing Point
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Virtua Tennis
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Visual Park
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Neverland 2 Plus: Pluto Kyouwakoku Monogatari
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Neverland Plus: Orurudo Oukoku Monogatari
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|World Series Baseball 2K2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Worms World Party
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Yume Baken '99 Internet
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|}

==[[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Dezaemon 64
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|Must be plugged into the console's second port.
|-
|Mario Artist: Paint Studio
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|64DD game.
|}
The N64 mouse is a peripheral that came bundled with Mario Artist: Paint Studio. [https://64dd.org/tutorial_pj64.html#mouse 64DD.org has instructions on how to emulate the N64 Mouse on Project64]. [https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/issues/224#issuecomment-939579324 Ares also has N64 Mouse support; follow these instructions to enable it (replace SNES specific steps with 64DD)]. RetroArch's ParaLLEl core has N64 Mouse support under Quick Menu > Controls > Port 1 Controls > Device Type. RetroArch's Mupen64Plus-Next core ''doesn't'' have mouse support yet. Because the N64 Mouse functions similarly to a controller, it is possible to "emulate" it even in emulators that don't explicitly support it by mapping mouse input to the N64 joystick. This will likely require use of separate re-mapping software, as most N64 emulators don't support binding mouse movement to joystick movement.

==[[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|Nintendo Entertainment System]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Family BASIC
|{{Y}}
|{{N}}
|Famicom application.
|-
|Family BASIC V3
|{{Y}}
|{{N}}
|Famicom application.
|-
|CrossPaint
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|NESert Golfing
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|Sliding Blaster
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|-
|Thwaite
|{{N}}
|{{Y}}
|
|}
* Applications:
** The menu of any Action 53 volume including a game or application with mouse support
** Pently Sound Effects Editor
** Theremin
* Tests:
** Meece, the first
** allpads
** 240p Test Suite
* Hacks:
** Maniac Mansion mouse hack

==[[GameCube emulators|Nintendo GameCube]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Phantasy Star Online
|{{✓}}
|ASCII GameCube Keyboard Controller support.
|}

==[[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|ACA NEOGEO POP’N BOUNCE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives BOMB BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives QUESTER
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Factorio
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|FUZE4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game Builder Garage
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hypnospace Outlaw
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|You can use a keyboard when the Switch is docked. Just press "Enter" to start typing while online.
|-
|Monster Hunter Rise
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Operation Night Strikers
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SmileBASIC 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo Classics
|{{N}}
|{{~}}
|Optional for Mario's Super Picross and Nobunaga's Ambition. Required for Mario Paint and Mario & Wario.
|-
|Tactics Ogre: Reborn
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Taito Milestones 4
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Supported in Arkanoid, Cameltry and Syvalion.
|-
|Undertale
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wargroove
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators|Nintendo Switch 2]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Joy-Con 2 Mouse support
!USB Keyboard support
!USB Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|A-Train: All Aboard! Tourism - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Animal Crossing: New Horizons - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Apex Legends
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 BOMB BEE
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 QUESTER
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BOKURA: planet
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Card-en-Ciel - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dear me, I was...
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Deltarune
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Donkey Kong Bananza
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Drag X Drive
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Anniversary Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Game Builder Garage
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Handy Hockey
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Hello Kitty Island Adventure - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Hogwarts Legacy
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Kunitsu-Gami: Path Of The Goddess
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|KUUKIYOMI 4: Consider It - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Lynked: Banner of the Spark - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Metroid Prime 4: Beyond - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Mouse Work
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|No Sleep For Kaname Date - From AI - Somnium Files
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition: Awakening Complete Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Plants vs. Zombies Replanted
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Professor Layton and The New World of Steam
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|PUNYAN - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Red Dead Redemption - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Sid Meier's Civilization VII - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Simogo Legacy Collection - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Mario Party Jamboree - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Mario Bros. Wonder - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo Classics
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|Optional for Mario's Super Picross and Nobunaga's Ambition. Required for Mario Paint and Mario & Wario.
|-
|Star Fox
|{{Ya}}
|
|
|Also features optional Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Classics controller support.
|-
|System Shock
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Tamagotchi Plaza - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|-
|Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|
|
|}

==[[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators|PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16)]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
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|
|}

==[[PlayStation emulators|PlayStation]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|A-Train
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Actua Pool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Alien Resurrection
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Amerzone: The Explorer's Legacy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Party Pak
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Area 51
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arkanoid Returns
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ark of Time
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atari Anniversary Edition
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlantis: The Lost Tales
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Aztec: The Curse in the Heart of the City of Gold
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Backgammon
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Baldies
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bedlam
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Breakout
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|China: The Forbidden City
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chronicles of the Sword
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|City Bravo!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower: The First Fear
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Clock Tower Ghost Head
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Command & Conquer: Red Alert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Command & Conquer: Red Alert - Retaliation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Constructor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberia
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dark Seed
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy 2: Viva Las Vegas
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld II: Missing Presumed...!?
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld Noir
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney's Winnie the Pooh Kindergarten
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Disney's Winnie the Pooh Preschool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dracula: The Resurrection
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dracula 2: The Last Sanctuary
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dune 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Egypt 1156 B.C.: Tomb of the Pharaoh
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Elemental Gearbolt
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Doom
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Front Mission Alternative
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Galaxian 3
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ghoul Panic
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Global Domination
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Help Charity Compilation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Irritating Stick
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jellyfish: The Healing Friend
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jigsaw Madness
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Klaymen Klaymen: The Mystery of the Neverhood
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Las Vegas Dream 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings & Oh No! More Lemmings
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 3D
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Louvre: The Final Curse
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mighty Hits Special
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monopoly
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|MTV Music Generator
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|My Disney Kitchen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Necronomicon: The Dawning of Darkness
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neorude
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Perfect Assassin
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Player Manager
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Player Manager Ninety Nine
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Policenauts
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager 98
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager: Ninety Nine
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Premier Manager 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prisoner of Ice
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prism Land Story
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Project: Horned Owl
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Puchi Carat
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Railroad Tycoon II
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rescue Shot
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Risk
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Riven: The Sequel to Myst
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|RPG Maker
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sentinel Returns
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: Great Moments
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: True Valor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SilverLoad
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SimCity 2000
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Snatcher
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Spin Jam
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Starblade Alpha
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Syndicate Wars
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Takuramakan
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tempest X3
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Theme Aquarium
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Time Crisis
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series: Vol.1 - Nijiiro no Seisyun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series: Vol.2 - Irodori no Love Song
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Selection: Fujisaki Shiori
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Transport Tycoon
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ubik
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtual Pool
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warhammer: Dark Omen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warzone 2100
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-COM: UFO Defense
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|X-COM: Terror from the Deep
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Z
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 2 emulators|PlayStation 2]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Age of Empires II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Armored Core 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Armored Core 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ATV Quad Power Racing 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deus Ex: The Conspiracy
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|EverQuest Online Adventures: Frontiers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XI
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Half-Life
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jak X: Combat Racing
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Myst III: Exile
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ratchet: Deadlocked
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Online text chat only.
|-
|Red Faction 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil: Dead Aim
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Resident Evil 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Rune: Viking Warlord
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sky Odyssey
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Soldier of Fortune: Gold Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Trek Elite Force
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Underground
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Tony Hawk's Underground 2
|{{~}}
|{{n}}
|Text entry and menu control only.
|-
|Unreal Tournament
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 3 emulators|PlayStation 3]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XIV
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mass Effect 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Unreal Tournament 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 4 emulators|PlayStation 4]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Alien Destroyer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Anodyne 2: Return to Dust
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ARK: Survival Evolved
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Astroneer
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atomic Heart
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Black Desert
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DayZ
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|DC Universe Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Death Stranding
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Destiny 2
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Doki Doki Literature Club Plus
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Don't Bite Me Bro!
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Missing attacking feature.
|-
|Doom
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom 64
|{{~}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Elder Scrolls Online
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Escapists 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2017
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2018
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2019
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2020
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 2021
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|F1 22
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Farworld Pioneers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fast & Furious: Spy Racers Rise of SH1FT3R
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Final Fantasy XIV
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|The Forest
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only in main menu for writing commands.
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Genshin Impact
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Ghostrunner
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hello Neighbor 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hollow Knight
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Hot Wheels Unleashed
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead: Remake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|In Rays of the Light
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Instant Sports Plus
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Journey to the Savage Planet
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Jurassic World Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|LittleBigPlanet 3
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter: World
|{{~}}
|{{?}}
|Keyboard can be used only for text chat.
|-
|Mount & Blade: Warband
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Neverwinter
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Paladins
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Paradise Killer
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Paragon
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster: Console Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Police Simulator Patrol Officers
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Project CARS
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Racing Bros
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Risk of Rain 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Roblox
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Sims 4
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Slime Rancher
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Smile For Me
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Smite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Soulstice
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Space Engineers
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Spectrum Retreat
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Splitgate
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Starlit KART Racing
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Stranded Deep
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Works only in the menu.
|-
|Subnautica
|{{~}}
|{{N}}
|Keyboard can be used only in DevConsole.
|-
|Surviving the Aftermath
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terraria
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|They Are Billions
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tower of Fantasy
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Untitled Goose Game
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|War Thunder
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warframe
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wick
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Wick: No Way Out
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Zombie Army 4: Dead War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[PlayStation 5 emulators|PlayStation 5]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Assassin's Creed: Valhalla
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops – Cold War
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Death Stranding Director's Cut
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fortnite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The House of the Dead: Remake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Immortals: Fenyx Rising
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Planet Coaster
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quake II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sniper Elite 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Sega Genesis emulators|Sega Genesis]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Body Count
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cannon Fodder
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fun 'n' Games
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Janou Touryuumon
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 2: The Tribes
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lord Monarch: Tokoton Sentou Densetsu
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Marble Madness
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga no Yabou: Haouden
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Richard Scarry's Busytown
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai II: Dragon's Eye
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wacky Worlds
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Crime Patrol
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Dungeon Master II: Skullkeep
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Eye of the Beholder
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Links: The Challenge of Golf
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Mad Dog McCree
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|My Paint: The Animated Paint Program
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Nobunaga no Yabou: Haouden
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Panic!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|The Secret of Monkey Island
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Shadowrun
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Shin Megami Tensei
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|StarBlade
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Urusei Yatsura: Dear My Friends
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Warau Salesman
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Who Shot Johnny Rock?
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|-
|Yumemi Mystery Mansion
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|Sega CD game.
|}
*https://segaretro.org/Sega_Mouse
*https://segaretro.org/XBAND_Keyboard
*https://segaretro.org/Saturn_Keyboard

==[[Sega Saturn emulators|Sega Saturn]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|3D Lemmings
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|AI Igo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ai Iijima: Good Island Cafe
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arthur to Astaroth no Nazomakaimura: Incredible Toons
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Atlantis: The Lost Tales
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Baldy Land
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Body Special 264: Girls in Motion Puzzle Vol. 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Extra
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Premiere
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Can Can Bunny Premiere 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cat the Ripper: 13ninme no Tanteishi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Chaos Control Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Crypt Killer
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cyberia
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daina Airan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daina Airan: Yokoku Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daisenryaku Strong Style
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Daisuki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dark Seed
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dezaemon 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Die Hard Trilogy
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Digital Monster Ver. S Digimon Tamers
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Discworld
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doom
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukoku Soshite...
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukoku Soshite... Final Edition
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukyuusei 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Doukyuusei if
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dragon's Dream
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Duke Nukem 3D
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Eisei Meijin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Eisei Meijin II
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Étude Prologue: Yureugoku Kokoro no Katachi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Saga
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Story: Habou no Mai
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fire Pro Wrestling S: 6Men Scramble
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gakkou no Kaidan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game Basic for Sega Saturn
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Game no Tatsujin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game no Tatsujin 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Game no Tetsujin The Shanghai
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Gekka no Kishi: Ouryuusen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Go III Professional Taikyoku Igo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Godzilla Rettoushinkan
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Habitat II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Heir of Zendor: The Legend and The Land
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hiyake no Omoide & Himekuri: Girls in Motion Puzzle Vol. 1
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Honkaku Shougi Shinan Wakamatsu Shougi Juku
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Horror Tour
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Iron Storm
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jewels of the Oracle
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jinzou Ningen Hakaider: Last Judgement
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kiss Yori...
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kochira Katsushikaku Kamearikouenmae Hashutsujo Nakagawa Land Dai Race! no Maki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shoujo YuNo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kouryuu Sangoku Engi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kuro no Danshou: The Literary Fragment
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Logic Puzzle Rainbow Town
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lulu: Un Conte Interactif de Romain VictorPujebet
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mighty Hits
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|My Best Friends: St. Andrew Jogakuin Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 1.011)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 1.135)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|NetLink Custom Web Browser (PlanetWeb Internet Browser V. 2.000 Finland)
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Ochan no Oekaki Logic
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ochige Designer Tsukutte pon!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Ojousama Tokkyuu
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Okudera Yasuhiko no Sekai o Mezase! Soccer Kids: Nyuumon Hen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pad Nifty
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pad Nifty 1.1 & Habitat II
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Panzer Dragoon Saga
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Panzer Dragoon Zwei
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Phantasm
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pia Carrot e Youkoso!!
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Plala Green Disc Version 1.0
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Planet Joker
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Policenauts
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Prisoner of Ice: Jashin Kourin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Quantum Gate I: Akumu no Joshou
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Return to Zork
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Revolution X
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Riven: The Sequel to Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakamoto Ryuuma: Ishin Kaikoku
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shinitamou Koto Nakare
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Hanagumi Tsuushin
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sakura Taisen Jouki Radio Show
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturnyou Word Processor Set
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Denshi Book Operator
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Internet 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sega Saturn Internet Vol. 1
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|Sekai no Shasou kara I Swisshen: Alps Tozantetsudou no Tabi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai Great Moments
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai: TripleThreat
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shichisei Toushin Guyferd: Crown Kaimetsu Sakusen
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shichuu Suimei Pitagraph
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shouryuu Sangoku Engi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Simulation Zoo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sound Novel Tsukuru 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Special Disc with Sega Saturn Internet 2
|{{✓}}
|{{N}}
|
|-
|SS Adventure Pack: Nanatsu no Hikan & Myst
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Takuramakan: Tonkou Denki
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tenka Seiha
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|The Psychotron
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tilk: Aoi Umi kara Kita Shoujo
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 1: Nijiiro no Seishun
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 2: Irodori no Lovesong
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol. 3: Tabidachi no Uta
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial Selection Fujisaki Shiori
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtua Cop
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtua Cop 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtuacall S
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virus
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Winning Post 2 Program '96
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Winning Post EX
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wizard's Harmony
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wizard's Harmony 2
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|World Advanced Daisenryaku: Sakusen File
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Worms
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yoshimura Shougi
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Yumimi Mix Remix
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Z
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
|
|}

==[[Super Nintendo emulators|Super Nintendo]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Acme Animation Factory
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Eye of the Beholder
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Alice no Paint Adventure
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Arkanoid: Doh It Again
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Asameshimae Nyanko
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Kondo wa Puzzle de Oshiokiyo!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Brandish 2: Expert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|BreakThru!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Cannon Fodder
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dai-3-ji Super Robot Taisen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dai-4-ji Super Robot Taisen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dōkyūsei 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dragon Knight 4
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Dynamaite: The Las Vegas
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Farland Story 2
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Fun 'n Games
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Galaxy Robo
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Hiōden: Mamono-tachi tono Chikai
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings: Volume 1
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Jurassic Park
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|King Arthur's World
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi 2: Sabaku no Rommel Shougun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Koutetsu no Kishi 3: Gekitotsu Europe Sensen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Kid Kirby
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lamborghini American Challenge
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lemmings 2: The Tribes
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Lord Monarch
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Majin Tensei
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario & Wario
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario no Super Picross
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario Paint
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Fun with Letters
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Fun with Numbers
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mario's Early Years: Preschool Fun
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Mega lo Mania
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Motoko-chan no Wonder Kitchen
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Nobunaga's Ambition
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|On the Ball
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Operation Thunderbolt
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Oryouri Pon!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Pieces
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Populous II: Trials of the Olympian Gods
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|PowerMonger
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Revolution X
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sangokushi Seishi: Tenbu Spirits
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sgt. Saunders' Combat!
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai - Banri no Choujou
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shanghai III
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Shien's Revenge
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sid Meier's Civilization
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Snoopy Concert
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Sound Fantasy
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|SpellCraft: Aspects of Valor
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Caesars Palace
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Castles
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Game Boy
|{{✓}}
|Not a game, but rather an addon to play Game Boy games on the SNES. Used for drawing custom borders.
|-
|Super Pachi-Slot Mahjong
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Robot Taisen EX
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Super Solitaire
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Terminator 2: The Arcade Game
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tin Star
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Tokimeki Memorial: Densetsu no Ni no Shita de
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Troddlers
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Utopia: The Creation of a Nation
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Vegas Stakes
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Warrior of Rome III
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wolfenstein 3D
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Wonder Project J: Kikai no Shounen Pino
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Zico Soccer
|{{✓}}
|
|}
The mouse allowed for control in [[wikipedia:Mario_Paint|''Mario Paint'']] and [[wikipedia:Mario_%26_Wario|''Mario & Wario'']], among other games. Though in later games, mouse support was optional. Some emulators, including Snes9x and [https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/issues/224#issuecomment-939579324 ares]/bsnes/higan, support the mouse. A ROM hack for ''Mario & Wario'' replaces mouse controls with traditional controls for the emulators that don't support this feature.

==[[Wii emulators|Wii]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Animal Crossing: City Folk
|{{~}}
|Text entry only.
|-
|Dragon Quest X
|{{✓}}
|Hori Dragon Quest X Slime Keyboard support.
|-
|La-Mulana
|{{✓}}
|WiiWare.
|-
|Monster Hunter G
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Monster Hunter Tri
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Virtual Console
|{{✓}}
|MSX emulation only.
|}

==[[Wii U emulators|Wii U]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Notes
|-
|Dragon Quest X
|{{✓}}
|Hori Dragon Quest X Slime Keyboard support.
|}

==[[Xbox emulators|Xbox]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
| Phantasy Star Online
| {{✓}}
| {{✗}}
| {{YouTubeVideo|8RaPFhmNOMA|Online text chat only via Xbox Gameport → USB adapter.}}
|}
:[https://www.xbmc4xbox.org.uk/wiki/Default_Controls#Using_Keyboards_and_Mice_in_XBMC xbmc4xbox: Using Keyboards and Mice in XBMC]
Support is dependent on the game, {{YouTubeVideo|8RaPFhmNOMA|but apparently Phantasy Star Online does handle generic keyboards for in-game text messaging}}. [[Homebrew and ROM hacks#Media_players|XBMC4XBOX]] builds contains built-in support for some basic USB keyboards and mice that supports the HID (Human Interface Device class) USB standard, this requires you have an Xbox Gameport → USB adapter. These are available from various suppliers on the web, and there are also tutorials available at the Xbox-Scene.com describing how to make your own convertor. Team-XBMC recommends "media center" keyboards (with built-in mouse) for XBMC use, for that true media-center feel.

==[[Xbox 360 emulators|Xbox 360]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
| CastleMiner Z
| {{✓}}
| {{✗}}
| [https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/927749-xbox-360/65413318 WASD and Space support]
|}
:[http://mktplassets.xbox.com/NR/rdonlyres/03E44D87-6BF5-45B3-A014-D37D0371C43D/0/Chatpad_EMEA_ENG_0803.pdf mktplassets: Chatpad_EMEA_ENG_0803.pdf]
:[[Wikipedia:List_of_Xbox_360_accessories#Messenger_Kit|Wikipedia - Chatpad as part of the Xbox 360 Messenger Kit]]
Chatpad attaches to the back of your Xbox 360 wired or wireless controller to enable in-game text messaging, instant messaging, and other text entry. The Chatpad can also be used in certain games for text input. USB HID-compliant keyboards can be plugged directly into the console to perform the same function. This shouldn't be confused with [[Xbox_360_emulators#Enhancements|mouse injector]] support on emulators. Mouse functionality requires third-party hardware adapters (e.g., XIM, XFPS, Max Shooter) and is not natively supported.

*[https://github.com/AdrianCassar/xenia-canary/releases Xenia-canary-netplay passthru builds] allows you to use the keyboard as it would work on an Xbox 360. Passthru builds focusing mainly for developer builds of games to open game's console and input commands.[https://discord.com/channels/308194948048486401/1173434194525950062/1254743976888766504]

==[[Xbox One emulators|Xbox One]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
!Game
!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
|-
|Aery: Dreamscape
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Aliens: Fireteam Elite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|Among Us
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
|-
|ANVIL: Vault Breaker
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|
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|Industria
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|Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord
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|Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator
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|Project Wingman
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|{{N}}
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==[[Xbox Series X and Series S|Xbox Series X|S]]==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
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!Keyboard support
!Mouse support
!Notes
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|Arcade Archives 2 ARKANOID
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
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|Arcade Archives 2 ARMADILLO RACING
|{{N}}
|{{✓}}
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|Arcade Archives 2 GEE BEE
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|Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION
|{{N}}
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|ARK: Survival Evolved
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|The Ascent
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|Bomber Crew
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|Boyfriend Dungeon
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
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|Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|-
|Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|Call of Duty: Vanguard
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|-
|Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|Cities: Skylines
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|-
|Deep Rock Galactic
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|Destroy All Humans!
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
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|DIRT 5
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|DOOM 64
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
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|Evil Genius 2: World Domination
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|Five Nights at Freddy’s
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|{{✓}}
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|Five Nights at Freddy’s 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|Five Nights at Freddy’s 3
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|Five Nights at Freddy’s 4
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|The Forgotten City
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|{{✓}}
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|Fortnite
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|Gears 5
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|{{✓}}
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|Gears Tactics
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|Grounded
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|Halo Infinite
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|Halo: Master Chief Collection
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|House Flipper
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|Immortals Fenyx Rising
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|{{✓}}
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|Jurassic World Evolution 2
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy
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|{{✓}}
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|Metro Exodus
|{{✓}}
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|Microsoft Flight Simulator
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
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|Minecraft
|{{✓}}
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|Myst
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|Outriders
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|PC Building Simulator
|{{✓}}
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|Psychonauts 2
|{{✓}}
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|Quake
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|{{✓}}
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|Remnant: From the Ashes
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|{{✓}}
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|Roblox
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|Sea of Thieves
|{{✓}}
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|The Sims 4
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|Slime Rancher
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
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|Slime Rancher 2
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|State of Decay 2
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|Terraria
|{{✓}}
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|Warframe
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
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|Warhammer: Vermintide II
|{{~}}
|{{~}}
|Controller needed in menu.
|}

==See also==
*[[Controllers]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Support lists|keyboard and mouse]]

Nintendo Switch Online

2026-09-02T01:34:59Z

ToycomLand:

{{WIP}}
:''This article is for emulation on the Nintendo Switch with Nintendo's official Nintendo Switch Online service. For online play see [[Nintendo Switch emulators#Connectivity|Connectivity]] and [[#Emulation of the service]].''
{{Infobox emulator
|title = Nintendo Switch Online
|logo = Nintendo Switch Online.png
|active = Yes
|platform = [[Emulators on Switch|Nintendo Switch]] [[Emulators on iOS|iOS]] [[Emulators on Android|Android]] [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch 2|Nintendo Switch 2]] [[Emulators on browsers|Web browser]]
|target = [[Nintendo Switch Online#List_of_emulators|Various]]
|compatibility = Varies by emulator
|accuracy = Varies by emulator
|version = 9.1.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo Entertainment System">NES</abbr>) 9.1.0 (<abbr title="Famicom">FC</abbr>) 6.0.0 (<abbr title="Super Nintendo Entertainment System">SNES</abbr>) 6.0.0 (<abbr title="Super Famicom">SFC</abbr>) 4.1.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy International">GB INT</abbr>) 4.1.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy Japan">GB JP</abbr>) 4.2.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 International">N64 INT</abbr>) 4.2.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 Japan">N64 JP</abbr>) 2.1.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 (18+ [R] rating for Japan and Hong Kong)">N64 +18 JP</abbr>) 2.1.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 (17+ rating in regions managed by ESRB, 18+ elsewhere)">N64 +17 INT</abbr>) 3.3.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy Advance International">GBA INT</abbr>) 3.3.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy Advance Japan">GBA JP</abbr>) 2.0.0 (<abbr title="GameCube">GC</abbr>) 1.3.0 (<abbr title="Virtual Boy">VB</abbr>) 3.1.2 (<abbr title="Sega Genesis/Mega Drive">GEN/MD</abbr>)
|architecture = ARM
|developer = <abbr title="Nintendo European Research & Development">NERD</abbr> iQue (<abbr title="Nintendo 64">N64</abbr>) Panasonic Vietnam (<abbr title="Game Boy Advance">GBA</abbr>) M2 (<abbr title="Sega Genesis/Mega Drive">GEN/MD</abbr>)
|website = [https://www.nintendo.com/us/switch/online/ American website] [https://www.nintendo.co.jp/hardware/switch/onlineservice/index.html Japanese website]
|bios = Varies by emulator
}}

'''Nintendo Switch Online''' ('''NSO''') is an official subscription service for the '''[[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]]''' and '''[[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators|Nintendo Switch 2]]'''. Working pretty much like [[Xbox Live|Xbox Live]] or [[PlayStation Network]], it provides the user with access to online game play (except for free-to-play games, which don't require NSO), cloud saves, and a compilation of retro games divided into multiple apps. A monthly or annual fee is required, with the prices varying by type of plan, and Nintendo Account type (individual or child). Some secondary services such as the ''Nintendo Music'' app for [[Emulators on iOS|iOS]], [[Emulators on Android|Android]] and PC (through [[Emulators on browsers|web browsers]]) devices also requires a Nintendo Switch Online subscription to be used. Not every country has access to the service.

The retro game apps allow the player to emulate classic systems, offering a selection of titles added by Nintendo on a very irregular basis. Some systems are locked onto the more expensive Expansion Pack tier; notably, this includes the systems for which the emulators weren't solely developed by NERD. Since the debut of Nintendo Switch 2 in June 5, 2025; these apps are now properly defined as ''Nintendo Classics'', representing an ecosystem of retro game compilations across first-party systems from the company (apps based on third-party systems are not affected by this change).

With the Nintendo Switch System Update v20.0.0, Nintendo introduced the Virtual Game Card concept, which allows the user to "borrow" software for 14 days between systems and child Nintendo Account set by a family member. However, the ''Nintendo Classics'' apps are not eligible for this function, likely to avoid Nintendo Switch Online paywall bypass.

==Online subservices==
;Game Voucher
Users with an active Nintendo Switch Online membership will be able to purchase a set of two vouchers that can be redeemed for a selection of downloadable Nintendo software. Nintendo has confirmed that the Nintendo Switch Online service would be retained on the Switch 2, although the "Game Voucher" service will not be available for Switch 2-exclusive titles.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Switch_2#Online_services]

;GameChat
A new VoIP service known as "GameChat" will be available with the Switch 2, which will allow users to conduct voice chats and screen sharing with friends. GameChat will also support video calls using an optional webcam accessory. It is accessible via a "C" button on the right Joy-Con 2. However, chat will only work with an active paid Nintendo Online subscription.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Switch_2#Online_services]

==List of emulators==
{{Main|Emulators on Nintendo Switch}}
{{Main|Emulators on Nintendo Switch 2}}
Nintendo's first-party emulators for the Nintendo Classics game apps. All of these were developed primarily, if not entirely, by [[wikipedia:Nintendo European Research & Development|Nintendo European Research & Development]]; any relevant co-developers are mentioned in the description.
;[[L-CLASSICS]] ([[NES|Nintendo Entertainment System]] & [[Super Nintendo emulators|Super Nintendo Entertainment System]])
:Based on the [[Kachikachi]] emulator that NERD originally created for the NES Classic dedicated console, with the obvious addition of SNES emulation. It's certainly not the most accurate emulation of either of these systems compared to the ''many'' third-party options, but it works well enough for all of the games offered on Nintendo Classics, and the SNES app has a surprisingly top-notch netplay system.
;[[Hiyoko]] ([[Game Boy/Game Boy Color emulators|Game Boy/Game Boy Color]])
:Unlike most of the Nintendo Classics emulators, Hiyoko seems to have been made from the ground up specifically for the service. It can only run games in Color mode and doesn't support any [[Super Nintendo emulators#Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]] enhancements, but otherwise it's very accurate and even does a good job of replicating the less common hardware for games that need it (e.g. the gyro sensor for ''Kirby's Tilt 'n' Tumble'').

===Expansion Pack only===
;[[Hovercraft]] ([[Nintendo 64]])
:Co-developed with [[wikipedia:iQue|iQue]], and even based on iQue's notoriously imperfect N64 emulator for the Wii U, Hovercraft has a rather sour reputation as the most flawed emulator that Classics has to offer. Post-release updates have done a lot to improve it, but it's still not ideal and continues to draw unfavorable comparisons (deserved or not) to [[wikipedia:Nintendo Software Technology|NST]]'s much-beloved N64 emulator for the Wii. Also, some features are Switch 2-exclusive due to processing power requirements.
;[[Sloop]] ([[Game Boy Advance]])
:Co-developed with one of Panasonic's internal software teams, Sloop is accurate enough to [https://twitter.com/LuigiBlood/status/1624005571815899136 pass the AGB Test Cartridge hardware test] (something many third-party GBA emulators couldn't do at the time of Sloop's initial release), and can even replicate the rumble feature of the GameCube's Game Boy Player for titles that supported it.
;''[[Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics]]'' ([[GameCube]])
:The GameCube games for Nintendo Classics are only playable on the Switch 2, most likely due to processing power requirements. There's a strong chance that it's based on Hagi, the same GameCube/[[Wii emulators|Wii]] emulator that was used most prominently in the limited-edition ''Super Mario 3D All-Stars''.
;''[[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics]]'' ([[Virtual Boy]])
:Unlike GameCube, Virtual Boy games are playable on both Switch systems. Due to the Virtual Boy having no region lock by default, players have the benefit of playing games that were not available in their region back then, including games that were not released in cartridge format. The emulator does a very well job on pretty much everything that is not on 3D graphics department.
;[[m2engage]] ([[Sega Genesis emulators|Sega Genesis]])
:Co-developed with the venerable [[wikipedia:M2 (game developer)|M2]], which has a long history of making first-party emulators and retro re-releases, especially for Sega. The Genesis games offered on Switch Online are mostly the same ones you'll find on other widely-available Genesis collections, but the Switch Online app is arguably the best official way to play most of them.

==Controllers==

For subscribers, Nintendo sells controllers based on the consoles that are available on the service (except for handheld systems). On Switch 1 and 2, these controllers can be used only for the app corresponding with the system that is played. Some of the general features are:

* All controllers can be connected to certain devices through Bluetooth (4.0 or higher), some of them can also be used through their USB-C connector and can even be used with common PC games through Steam;
* Most controllers behave the same as Switch Pro Controller, besides limitations on the number of buttons that are available for each design;
* All controllers had extra buttons which are exclusive to functions related to the system (HOME, Capture, Pair / Sync and C);
* A maximum of 4 controllers can be sold per Nintendo Account;
* It can be sold only for selected users who have an active NSO subscription. These controllers are not available to deliver for every NSO user around the world (Nintendo of America sells them only to users in the US and Canada, but not to Brazil, Mexico, and other countries from the Americas; for Japan, the player must be an actual resident of the country), forcing the user to reach secondary markets for additional controllers and/or variants (e.g.: eBay).

;Nintendo Entertainment System Controller (HAC-033 [left, player 1] and HAC-034 [right, player 2])
:Sold only for users of the NES NC app. It is based on the original NES controller but behaves like a Joy-Con and is always sold in a pair. Can only be charged through the Joy-Con rails.
;Family Computer Controller (HAC-035 [left, player I] and HAC-036 [right, player II])
:Sold only in Japan. It is based on the original Famicom controllers and like the NES version, it behaves like a Joy-Con and is sold in a pair. The second controller (right Joy-Con) also supports the Mic input used on several games (''The Mystery of Atlantis'').
;Super Nintendo Entertainment System Controller / Super Famicom Controller (HAC-042)
:Based on the original SNES controllers. All regional variants behave the same.
;Virtual Boy for Nintendo Switch 2/Nintendo Switch (HAC‐061)
:Not a controller, but rather, a special, non-electronic dock that is used to play Virtual Boy games. It is a replica of the original stand which also comes with red lens to attach almost every model of the system (except the Nintendo Switch Lite) into it. Despite its hefty price, it is not required to play with it, but might provide a better visual experience in certain games, such as ''Red Alarm''.
;Virtual Boy (Cardboard Model) for Nintendo Switch 2/Nintendo Switch (HAC‐047)
:A cheaper version of the dock mentioned earlier, where it functions similar to the cardboard lens from ''Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 04: VR Kit''. As the name implies, it is a dock made of cardboard, which also does use the same lens as the ''Nintendo Labo'' ones. Unlike this one, however, the player must play with the Joy-Cons attached to it all the time, which may cause arm fatigue. Again, it is not really required, but might provide a better visual experience in certain games.
;Nintendo 64 Controller (HAC‐043)
:Modeled after the original Nintendo 64 controller. All regional variants behave the same. Unlike the original, it comes with a built-in Rumble function for games that had support for Rumble Pak.
;Nintendo GameCube Controller (BEE-021)
:Modeled after the original GameCube controller, and currently, the only one who is not compatible with the original Switch. The controller features additional buttons that are not included in the original, including the respective reprints for both ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' and ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. Original GameCube controllers (plus the respective ''Smash Bros.'' reprints) can be used as substitutes for the GameCube Controller inside the GameCube app through the official Nintendo GameCube Controller Adapter sold for Wii U and Nintendo Switch.
;SEGA Genesis Control Pad / SEGA Mega Drive Control Pad (HAC‐045)
:Sold only for users of the Genesis / Mega Drive app outside Japan. The design is based on the original Control Pad for the Genesis / Mega Drive with 3-button support.
;SEGA Mega Drive Fighting Pad 6B (HAC‐046)
:Sold only for users of the Mega Drive app inside Japan. Its design is based on the Fighting Pad 6B (known as 6 Button Control Pad), although it is based on the original design sold for Japan and Asian countries, which is optimized for smaller hands.

All of these controllers works as intended on Nintendo Switch 2.<ref>https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/68426</ref> However, the NES and Famicom versions of the controllers must be charged through external methods only, as the system does not allow direct Joy-Con controllers from the original Nintendo Switch due to pinout differences.

==Game Injection==
* [http://darkakuma.z-net.us/p/cave-database-manager-v15.html CaVE Database Manager]: A tool that allows the user to create additional entries from external ROMs (or a whole new database) stored in the microSD card. It is not recommended to use pre-made packs that cover a whole romset due to the high chance of the app itself crashing (loading too many entries at once) and the possibility of duplicated entries through emulator updates (e.g.: Internal entry from the app conflicting with a user-made entry). To load your custom entries on Nintendo Switch emulators, you can do:
**[[Yuzu]] and any of its forks: Copy the database folder of the desired app to the folder where belongs your virtual SD card, such as <code>C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\yuzu\sdmc\atmosphere\content\</code>
**[[Ryujinx]] and any of its forks: Copy the database folder of the desired app to the <code>Ryujinx\portable\mods\contents\</code> folder. This method assumes that you're using Ryujinx in "Portable" mode.

==Emulation of the service==
{{Main|Nintendo Switch emulators#Hardware features and peripherals}}
{{Main|Nintendo Switch 2 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals}}
{{Main|Preservation projects#Private platform servers}}
*There was a service called [https://web.archive.org/web/20201103044650/https://raptor.network/ Raptor Network] and [https://web.archive.org/web/20201103042150/https://yuzu-emu.org/entry/yuzu-x-raptor/ yuzu emulator once offered beta support] for Raptor Network. However, [https://web.archive.org/web/20240304181556/https://yuzu-emu.org/entry/yuzu-x-raptor/ this feature was later removed].
*On July 21, 2024, the "NVNProgram" claimed that a custom Ryujinx build can connect to Nintendo Switch Online for Splatoon 3 matches, supposedly for the first time.[https://x.com/NVNprogram/status/1815040595833844201]
*On November 5, 2024, Nintendo confirmed that the service and its apps would be playable in Nintendo Switch 2 through backwards compatibility[https://x.com/NintendoCoLtd/status/1853972163033968794/], including its use on native games. This indirectly also confirms the support of Nintendo Accounts in the system.

So in summary, there is no [[Preservation_projects#Private_platform_servers|preservation project for emulating Nintendo Switch Online private platform server service]], or any kind of implementation on the emulator side ([[Nintendo Switch emulators#Hardware features and peripherals]], [[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals]]) to connect official servers at the moment. Having said that, [[#List_of_emulators|emulators of the Nintendo Switch Online service]] are supported by [[Ryujinx]] and [[yuzu]], including their respective forks.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode=packed caption="Nintendo Classics icon gallery">
NESNC.png|Nintendo Entertainment System icon
<includeonly>FCNC.png|Family Computer icon</includeonly>
SNESNC.png|Super Nintendo Entertainment System icon (The Americas)
SFCNC.png|Super Famicom icon
SNESNCPAL.png|Super Nintendo Entertainment System icon (Europe, Oceania, South Korea)
VBNC.png|Virtual Boy icon
N64NC.png|Nintendo 64 icon
GBNC.png|Game Boy icon
GBANC.png|Game Boy Advance icon
NGCNC.png|Nintendo GameCube icon
</gallery>

==See also==
;Related articles
*[[Preservation projects]]
;Online play on older Nintendo consoles
*[[Early online services]] (Includes services by Nintendo & for Nintendo products)
*[[Nintendo Network]] (Wii U & 3DS)
*[[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]] (DS, DSi & Wii)
*[[Netplay#Nintendo_Consoles|Netplay on Nintendo consoles]] (Netplay inside emulators for Nintendo's consoles, this shouldn't be confused with [[:Category:Online_services|Online services]] though)
[[Category:Official emulators]]
[[Category:Official multi-emulators]]
[[Category:Online services]]
[[Category:Nintendo online services]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Game Boy/Game Boy Color emulators}}
{{Sega Genesis emulators}}

L-CLASSICS

2026-09-02T01:34:22Z

ToycomLand:

{{stub}}
{{Infobox emulator
|logo = NESNC.png
|version = 9.1.0 (NES) 9.1.0 (FC) 6.0.0 (SNES) 6.0.0 (SFC)
|platform = [[Emulators on Switch|Nintendo Switch]] [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch 2|Nintendo Switch 2]]
|target = [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|NES]] [[Super Nintendo emulators|SNES]]
|developer = [https://www.nerd.nintendo.com NERD]
|website = [https://www.nintendo.com/switch/online-service/nes nintendo.com]
}}

'''L-CLASSICS''' is the [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|NES/Famicom]] and [[Super Nintendo emulators|SNES]] emulators used for the [[Nintendo Switch Online|Nintendo Classics]] on [[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]] and [[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators|Nintendo Switch 2]].

==Overview==
The NES L-CLASSICS variant seems to be an updated [[kachikachi]], using similar naming conventions for ROMs, a nearly identical Lua setup for the GUI, and even keeping its FDS BIOS in a folder named ''kachikachi''

==Features==
The L-CLASSICS emulator also had some features built in like: Save and loading game state and rewinding the game and online multiplayer.
It also bundles Special types versions of game like an whole completed game or having unlocked a specific hard difficulty if you complete the whole game or just a good start to begin a game.

Starting with the SNES app, the ''Nintendo Classics'' branding was featured on version 5.0.0, alongside support for Super NES Mouse emulation through the Joy-Con 2 (for Nintendo Switch 2 users), generic USB mouses (for both Nintendo Switch 2 and standard Nintendo Switch users on TV mode) or Type-C USB mouses (for Nintendo Switch Lite users). In-app button remapping was also added for every game available in the app.

The NES app received the ''Nintendo Classics'' branding starting from version 8.0.0. As with other updates in other ''Classics'' apps, individual input remapping for each game was added in this version.

Starting with version 9.0.0 and 6.0.0 on L-CLASSICS, Nintendo Switch 2 games can support challenges tied with the game itself to unlock in-game goods, starting with ''Donkey Kong Bananza''.

==Games==
===NES===
[[File:Logo-nes-nso.png|right|thumb|128px|Former logo for the NES games before update 8.0.0]]
L-CLASSICS has official compatibility for 98 NES (including Disk System) games, which are:
* Ice Climber
* Ice Hockey
* Excitebike
* Soccer
* Super Mario Bros.
* Super Mario Bros. 3
* The Legend of Zelda (Disk title in Japan)
* Tennis
* Dr. Mario
* Donkey Kong
* Balloon Fight
* Pro Wrestling (Disk title in Japan)
* Baseball
* Mario Bros.
* Yoshi / Yoshi no Tamago
* River City Ransom
* Double Dragon
* Ghosts 'n Goblins
* Tecmo Bowl
* Super Dodge Ball
* Solomon's Key
* NES Open Tournament Golf
* Mighty Bomb Jack
* TwinBee
* Metroid (Disk title in Japan)
* Ninja Gaiden
* Wario's Woods
* Adventures of Lolo (International)
* Adventures of Lolo 2 (Japan)
* Joy Mech Fight
* Blaster Master
* Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (Disk title in Japan)
* Super Mario Bros. 2
* Tsuppari Oozumou (Japan)
* Kirby's Adventure
* Yie Ar Kung-Fu (Japan)
* Kid Icarus (Disk title in Japan)
* Fire Emblem: Ankoku Ryuu to Hikari no Tsurugi (Japan)
* StarTropics (International)
* Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (Disk title)
* Punch-Out!! featuring Mr. Dream (International)
* Punch-Out!! (Japan, promotional version)
* Star Soldier
* Clu Clu Land (Disk title in Japan)
* Donkey Kong Jr.
* Vs. Excitebike
* City Connection
* Double Dragon II: The Revenge
* Volleyball (Disk title in Japan)
* Donkey Kong 3
* Wrecking Crew
* Kung-Fu Heroes
* Downtown Nekketsu Koushinkyoku: Soreyuke Daiundoukai
* Famicom Wars (Japan)
* Route-16 Turbo (Japan)
* Atlantis no Nazo / The Mystery of Atlantis
* Crystalis
* Shadow of the Ninja (International)
* Eliminator Boat Duel (International)
* Rygar
* Journey to Silius
* Vice: Project Doom
* The Immortal (International)
* S.C.A.T.: Special Cybernetic Attack Team (International)
* Smash Ping Pong (Japan, Disk title)
* Nightshade (International)
* Fire 'n Ice / Solomon's Key 2
* Ninja JaJamaru-kun
* EarthBound Beginnings
* Dig Dug II: Trouble in Paradise
* Mappy-Land
* Pinball
* Daiva: Imperial of Nirsartia
* Xevious
* Babel no Tou / Mystery Tower
* The Mysterious Murasame Castle (Disk title)
* Devil World
* R.C. Pro-Am (International)
* Snake Rattle 'n' Roll (International)
* Urban Champion
* Gomoku Narabe Renju (Japan)
* Golf (previously included as a built-in easter egg on earlier Switch firmwares)
* Donkey Kong Jr. Math
* Famicom Mukashi Banashi: Shin Onigashima (Japan, disk title, both parts are included)
* Mahjong (Japan)
* Mach Rider
* Cobra Triangle (International)
* Solar Jetman (International)
* Tetris (new to Japan)
* Battletoads
* Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos
* Mendel Palace
* The Tower of Druaga
* Pac-Man
* Ikari Warriors
* Dragon Buster (Japan)
* Ninja Gaiden III: The Ancient Ship of Doom
* R.C. Pro-Am II (International)

===SNES===
[[File:SNESNC.png|right|thumb|128px|Current icon for the SNES games (Americas)]][[File:SFCNC.png|right|thumb|128px|Current icon for the SNES games in Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong]][[File:SNESNCPAL.png|right|thumb|128px|Current icon for the SNES games (Europe and others)]]
L-CLASSICS has official compatibility for 86 SNES games, which are:
* Brawl Brothers
* Breath of Fire
* Demon's Crest
* F-Zero
* Joe & Mac 2: Lost in the Tropics
* Kirby's Dream Course
* Kirby's Dream Land 3
* Pilotwings
* Smash Tennis (PAL version in International versions)
* Super Earth Defense Force
* Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts
* Super Soccer (unavailable since March 27, 2025)
* Super Puyo Puyo Tsuu
* Super Mario Kart
* Super Mario World
* Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
* Super Metroid
* Star Fox
* Stunt Race FX
* The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
* Star Fox 2
* Kirby Super Star
* Breath of Fire II
* Pop'n Twinbee!! (PAL version in International versions)
* Super Punch-Out!!
* Panel de Pon
* Operation Logic Bomb (International)
* Shin Megami Tensei (Japan)
* Donkey Kong Country
* Natsume Championship Wrestling (International)
* Super Mario All-Stars
* Super Tennis
* Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
* Fire Emblem: Monshou no Nazo / Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem (Japan)
* Wild Guns
* The Peace Keepers
* Kunio-kun no Dodge Ball Dayo Zenin Shuugou!
* Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!
* The Ignition Factor
* Sugoi Hebereke / Amazing Hebereke
* Super Valis IV (International)
* Psycho Dream
* Shin Megami Tensei II (Japan)
* Mario's Super Picross (mouse controls supported)
* Prehistorik Man (International)
* Joe & Mac
* Doomsday Warrior
* Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu / Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War (Japan)
* Magical Drop 2
* Spanky's Quest (International)
* Shin Megami Tensei if... (Japan)
* Tuff E Nuff
* Bombuzal
* Claymates (International)
* Jelly Boy (International)
* EarthBound
* Harvest Moon
* Earthworm Jim 2 (International)
* Umihara Kawase (Japan)
* Rival Turf!
* Congo's Caper (International)
* Kirby no Kirakira Kids / Kirby's Star Stacker
* Fighter's History
* Kirby's Avalanche / Kirby's Ghost Trap (International)
* Side Pocket
* Super Baseball Simulator 1.000
* Battletoads in Battlemaniacs
* Killer Instinct (International)
* Super R-Type
* Marvelous: Mouhitotsu no Takarajima (Japan)
* Wrecking Crew '98
* Jaleco Rally Big Run - The Supreme 4WD Challenge
* Cosmo Gang The Puzzle
* Angelique (Japan)
* Battletoads-Double Dragon (International)
* Fatal Fury 2
* Super Ninja Boy
* Sutte Hakkun (Nintendo Power version)
* Uncharted Waters: New Horizons
* Nobunaga's Ambition (mouse controls supported)
* Nobunaga's Ambition: Lord of Darkness
* Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV: Wall of Fire
* Mario Paint (mouse controls supported)
* Fatal Fury Special
* Mario & Wario (mouse controls supported)
* Bubsy in: Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind

{{Famicom (NES) emulators}}
{{Super Famicom (SNES) emulators}}

[[Category:Emulators]]
[[Category:Console emulators]]
[[Category:Home console emulators]]
[[Category:Official emulators]]
[[Category:Famicom (NES) emulators]]
[[Category:Super Nintendo emulators]]
[[Category:Switch emulation software]]
[[Category:Nintendo Switch 2 emulation software]]
[[Category:Active emulation software]]

Hyper Neo Geo 64

2026-08-23T23:47:28Z

ToycomLand: /* Enhancements */

{{Infobox information appliance
| name = Hyper Neo Geo 64
| manufacturer = [[SNK Corporation]]
| type = [[:Category:Arcade system boards|Arcade system board]]
| generation = [[:Category:Fifth-generation video game consoles|Fifth]]
| release_date = September 1997
| discontinued = 1999
| predecessor = [[Neo Geo and variants|Neo Geo MVS]]
| emulated = {{Ya}}
}}

The '''[[wikipedia:Hyper_Neo_Geo_64|Hyper Neo Geo 64]]''' (HNG-64) was the successor to the Neo Geo MVS/AES with 3D graphics, there was no home console counterpart. It was released on September 1997 and had an NEC VR4300 at 100 MHz with 4 MB of RAM.

==Emulators==
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;line-height:1.5;width:74%;font-size:90%;"
|+Before editing, review the [[Getting involved]] and [[Recommended emulators|Recommended]] pages. See [[Computer_specifications#Recommended_Specifications|system requirements]] page for performance demand of the emulators. See tables for [[#Enhancements|enhancements]], [[#Hardware_features_and_peripherals|hardware features and peripherals]]. For more details such as [[licensing]], [[Source_code#Language_levels|programming language]], [[High_and_low-level_emulation|emulation method]], visit each emulator’s dedicated page.
!Name
!Platform(s)
!Latest version
!Active
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
! colspan="7" |x86-64
|-
|[[MAME]]
|align=left|{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}
|Git artifacts<ref group="lower-alpha">[https://nightly.link/mamedev/mame/workflows/ci-windows/master CI-Windows] [https://nightly.link/mamedev/mame/workflows/ci-linux/master CI-Linux] [https://nightly.link/mamedev/mame/workflows/ci-macos/master CI-Macos]</ref> [http://www.mamedev.org/release.html {{MAMEVer}}] [https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]<ref group="lower-alpha">As 0.251, 0.139 (2010), 0.78 (2003), 0.37b5 (2000)</ref> ||{{Ya}} ||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} {{License|BSD3}}
|||{{Ya}}
|-
! colspan="7" |ARM64
|-
|[[MAME]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS|macOS}}
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]<ref group="lower-alpha">As "[https://github.com/libretro/libretro-core-info/blob/master/mamearcade_libretro.info mamearcade_libretro] and
mame_libretro_ios.dylib", 0.139 (2010), 0.78 (2003), 0.37b5 (2000)</ref>||{{Ya}} ||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}}) {{License|BSD3}}
| ||{{~}}
|}
<references group="lower-alpha" />
==Enhancements==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle;width:100%"
|+Please only include recommended emulators in this table. Do not bump or spam GitHub threads, issues, or feature request pages.
! colspan=2 style="width:50%" | Name
! MAME
|-
| rowspan="2" |Controls
|{{Enhancements/Controls/Input lag mitigating}}
| {{Na}}<ref group="lower-alpha">Use GroovyMAME for this.</ref>
|-
|{{Enhancements/Controls/Turbo button}}
| {{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="3" | Graphics
| [[Resolution|Resizable internal resolution]]
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Texture_packs#Sprite_Replacement_.282D.29|Sprite replacement]]
| {{Dunno}}
|-
| [[Widescreen_hacks#Sega_Genesis|Widescreen hack]]
| {{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="3" |Performance
| [https://blurbusters.com/frame-generation-essentials-interpolation-extrapolation-and-reprojection/ Frame generation technologies] ([https://store.steampowered.com/app/993090/Lossless_Scaling/ LSFG], [https://github.com/NVIDIAGameWorks/Streamline/blob/main/docs/ProgrammingGuideDLSS_G.md DLSS-G], [https://www.techpowerup.com/316835/extrass-framework-paper-details-intels-take-on-frame-generation XeSS-FG] and [https://community.amd.com/t5/gaming/amd-fluid-motion-frames-is-out-now-on-amd-radeon-rx-7000-series/ba-p/634372 AFMF])
| Implementing frame generation technology in an emulator is unfortunately quite challenging and unlikely to be feasible in the near future, however post-processing techniques such as [[Wikipedia:Motion_interpolation|motion interpolation]] is quite possible. [[Input_lag|Input latency]] will be a crucial factor, but its impact likely varies depending on the specific technique employed, it's recommended to use '''after applying the "Internal Framerate Hack"'''. While '''{{YouTubeVideo|-KqkAFsFdaI|AFMF}}''' or '''LSFG''' can be used with MAME, please be aware that some visual glitches and artifacts may occur at this time.
|-
| [[30/60_FPS_cheat_codes|Internal frame rate hack]]
| {{Dunno}}
|-
| [[Overclocking#Sega_Genesis|Overclock]]
| {{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="4" |Post-processing
|[[Shaders_and_filters#AI-powered filters|AI-powered filter compatible]] ([https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/gfecnt/nvidia-freestyle-ansel-enhancements-geforce-experience-article/ Freestyle])
| {{Dunno}}
|-
| [[Shaders_and_filters|Filters]]
| {{Ya}}
|-
|[[High_dynamic_range#Inverse_tone_mapping|Inverse tone mapping compatible]]
| {{Dunno}}
|-
| [[Shader_Presets|Shader chain]]
| {{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="11" |Quality of life
|Automatic updater
| {{Dunno}}
|-
| [[Frontends#Graphical_User_Interfaces_.28GUIs.29|Big Picture Mode]]
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Built-in [[Cheats_and_patches|cheat manager]]
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Built-in [http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,106405 custom resolution/CRTSwitchRes] For using this on Windows OS you need [http://geedorah.com/eiusdemmodi/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=1009#p1009 CRT Emudriver]. Another option is using EDID editor tool such as "Custom Resolution Utility".
| Exclusive to [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/crtswitchres/ libretro cores] and [[GroovyMAME]] at the moment. Also there is a [https://github.com/psakhis/Groovy_MiSTer project] for achieving software emulators like libretro cores and GroovyMAME send the raw RGB data over a network to a core running on MiSTer, it basically turns the MiSTer into a GPU for the emulator allowing for easy setup and use with CRT TVs/Arcade monitors.
|-
| Built-in [[Mods,_hacks_and_fan-translations#Built-in_graphics_mod_editor.2Fmanager_for_emulators|graphics mod editor/manager]]
| {{Na}}
|-
| Built-in [[Cheats_and_patches|patch manager]]
| {{Dunno}}
|-
| Command-line options
| {{Ya}}
|-
|Pause/Resume emulation
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Per-game profiles
| {{Ya}}
|-
|[https://www.portablefreeware.com/faq.php#portable Portable] and [https://www.portablefreeware.com/faq.php#stealth stealth] Useful enhancement feature for non-personal computer use or plug-and-play scenarios. However, the software may still require the necessary [[Computer_specifications#Operating_System|prerequisites and dependencies]] for your operating system if it is not statically linked.
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Save_disk_space_for_ISOs|Streamable compression format]]
| {{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="5" |[https://tasvideos.org/Emulatorresources/Features TAS features]
|Fast forward/Turbo speed
| {{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Wikipedia:Macro_(computer_science)|Macros/Scripts]]/[https://tasvideos.org/LuaScripting Lua]
| {{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://tasvideos.org/Movies Movie recording/playback]
| {{Dunno}}
|-
|Rewind
| {{Dunno}}
|-
|Save states
| {{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="5" |Misc.
| AI service With the help of <abbr title="Optical Character Recognition">OCR</abbr> and other techniques, the AI service can provide a live translation of a game, or text-to-speech capabilities for the visually impaired among other things, either on demand or automatically.
| Exclusive to [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/ai-service/ libretro cores] at the moment.
|-
| [[Wikipedia:Category:Debugging|Debug features]]
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Virtual_reality#VR_game_room_simulations|EmuVR support]]
| Exclusive to [https://www.emuvr.net/wiki/Installation_Guide#Downloads libretro cores] at the moment.
|-
| [[Netplay]]
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[RetroAchievements]]
| {{Na}}<ref group="lower-alpha">[https://docs.libretro.com/guides/retroachievements/#arcade Support is not likely to ever be possible. The same is true for all MAME variants.]</ref>
|}
<references group="lower-alpha"/>

{{SNK}}

[[Category:MIPS-based]]
[[Category:SNK arcade system boards]]

Virtual Boy emulators

2026-08-21T12:15:02Z

ToycomLand: /* Hardware features */

{{Infobox information appliance
| name = Virtual Boy
| image = Virtual-Boy-Set.png
| image_size = 200px
| caption = Virtual Boy with controller
| developer = [[Nintendo|Nintendo R&D1]]
| manufacturer = [[Nintendo]]
| type = [[:Category:Luggable video game consoles|Luggable video game console]]
| generation = [[:Category:Fifth-generation video game consoles|Fifth]]
| release_date = JP: July 21, 1995 NA: August 14, 1995 BR: September 1995
| discontinued = JP: December 22, 1995 NA: August 1996 BR: 1996
| emulated = {{Ya}}
}}

The '''[[gametech:Virtual Boy|Virtual Boy]]''' is a fifth-generation luggable game console released by Nintendo and created by Game Boy creator [[wikipedia:Gunpei Yokoi|Gunpei Yokoi]] on August 14, 1995. It has a NEC V810 CPU. It was the first games console to utilize 3D effects, however, is notable for only displaying graphics in red and black, as well as requiring users to attach the console to their head, usually while rested on the included tripod. The product was pulled shortly after release due to the majority of users getting headaches from using it. Notably, it was rushed to market and was never meant to be released in its current form.

==Emulators==
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;width:64.97%"
! Name
! Platform(s)
! Latest version
! [[libretro]]
! [[RetroAchievements]]
! [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Netplay Netplay]
! [[Licensing|License]]
! Active
! [[Recommended emulators|Recommended]]
|-
!colspan="10"|PC
|-
|[[Mednafen]] [https://docs.libretro.com/library/beetle_vb/ Beetle VB]
|align=left|{{Icon|Windows|Linux|LinuxARM|macOSx86|FreeBSD|Web|Pandora}}
|[{{MednafenURL|releases/}} {{MednafenVer}}] [https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
|{{✓}}
|{{~}}<ref group=N>Exclusive to libretro core.</ref>
|{{✓}}
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|-
|[[VBjin]]
|align=left|{{Icon|Windows}}
|svn103
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{✗}}
|{{~}}
|-
|Rustual Boy
|align=left|{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}
|[https://github.com/emu-rs/rustual-boy git]
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{Green}} {{License|Dual}} ({{License|Permissive}}) ({{License|Apache2}} or {{License|MIT}})
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|-
|[[MAME]]
|align=left|{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}
|[http://www.mamedev.org/release.html {{MAMEVer}}]
|{{✓}}
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} {{License|BSD3}}
|{{✓}}
|{{✗}}
|-
|[[BizHawk]]
|align=left|{{icon|Windows|Linux}}
|[https://tasvideos.org/BizHawk/ReleaseHistory {{BizHawkVer}}]
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} {{License|GPL}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://git.virtual-boy.com/PVB/pvbemu Planet Virtual Boy emulator]
|align=left|{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}
|[https://www.virtual-boy.com/tools/pvb-emulator/ 2019-03-27]
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{Green}} {{License|zlib}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|{{~}}
|{{✗}}
|-
|Red Dragon
|align=left|{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}
|[https://www.virtual-boy.com/tools/red-dragon/ 0.38 Final]
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{?}}
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|-
!colspan="10"|Mobile
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/beetle_vb/ Beetle VB]
|align=left|{{Icon|Android|iOS}}
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|-
| Virtual Virtual Boy
|align=left|{{Icon|Android}}
|[https://github.com/SupernaviX/vvb git] [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.simongellis.vvb 1.18.2]
| {{✗}}
| {{✗}}
| {{✗}}
| {{Red}} [https://firstdonoharm.dev/version/2/1/license/ Hippocratic License 2.1]
| {{✓}}
| {{~}}
|-
| [[Manic EMU]]
|align=left|{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/manic-emu-game-emulator/id6743335790 {{Manic EMUVer}}][https://github.com/Manic-EMU/ManicEMU/releases git]
|?
|?
|?
|{{Green}} {{License|AGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{✓}}
|?
|-
|[[Provenance]]
|align=left|{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/provenance-app/id1596862805 {{ProvenanceVer}}][https://github.com/Provenance-Emu/Provenance/releases git]
|{{?}}
|{{?}}
|{{?}}
|{{?}}
|{{✓}}
|{{?}}
|-
!colspan="10"|Console
|-
|[[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics|Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics]]
|align=left|{{Icon|Switch}}{{Icon|Switch2}}
|[https://www.nintendo.com/jp/nintendo-switch-online/nintendo-classics/index.html NC]
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{✓}}
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/beetle_vb/ Beetle VB]
|align=left|{{Icon|PSP|PS3}} {{Icon|Wii|3DS|WiiU|Switch}}
|[https://www.retroarch.com/index.php?page=platforms libretro core]
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|-
|[https://github.com/skyfloogle/red-viper Red Viper]
|align=left|{{Icon|3DS}}
|[https://github.com/skyfloogle/red-viper/releases/ {{Red ViperVer}}]
|{{✗}}
|[https://github.com/skyfloogle/red-viper/issues/7 roadmap]
|{{✗}}
|{{Yellow}} {{License|Custom}}<ref name=RealityBoyLicense>Reality Boy is code is licensed under a {{License|Custom}} {{License|NC}} license</ref> {{License|NC}} {{License|MIT}}
|{{✓}}
|{{✓}}
|-
|Red Dragon
|align=left|{{Icon|PSP}}
|[https://www.virtual-boy.com/tools/red-dragon-psp/downloads/979068/ 1019]
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|-
|[https://github.com/mrdanielps/r3Ddragon r3Ddragon]
|align=left|{{Icon|3DS}}
|[https://github.com/mrdanielps/r3Ddragon/releases git]
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|{{Yellow}} {{License|Custom}}<ref name=RealityBoyLicense>Reality Boy is code is licensed under a {{License|Custom}} {{License|NC}} license</ref> {{License|NC}} {{License|MIT}}
|{{✗}}
|{{✗}}
|}
<references group=N />

==Hardware features==
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;width:100%"
! style="width:50%" | Name
! MAME
! Mednafen
! Red Viper
! VBjin
! Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics
|-
|GameLink cable
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
|}

This accessory was never released but it was made as an unofficial product by the community and supported by homebrew and aftermarket games. ''Zero Racers'', who was been dumped by Nintendo themselves in 2026, has built-in support for it, but the internal emulator used in the [[Nintendo Switch Online|Nintendo Classics]] does not.

===Comparisons===
;[[Mednafen]]: Has 100% compatibility with commercial games. Lets you change the Virtual Boy's '''color output''' to any hex color. For example, changing it to white shows all the games in greyscale instead of red, which really helps. 3D is enabled by default, but you can turn it off. To play it on platforms not supported by Mednafen use the [[libretro]] port which also supports SBS 3D by using glsl shaders, check this [https://www.reddit.com/r/Games/comments/4ibw0b/emulating_virtual_boy_in_3d_on_gear_vrgoogle/ Reddit post] for instructions. Doesn't seem to run at playable speeds on 3DS using the latest nightly build as of 2020-06-15. (Side by side 3D is now available built into the normal Beetle core options. A special shader is not necessary.)
;[[VBjin]]: Also has 100% compatibility with commercial games. Has a fork that [[VBjin#Downloads|supports the Oculus Rift]].
;Rustual Boy: Claims [https://github.com/emu-rs/rustual-boy/blob/master/README.md#known-game-compatibility 100% compatibility], however, accuracy isn't as good as Mednafen or even VBjin, and speed is even worse.
;[https://github.com/skyfloogle/red-viper Red Viper]: An updated fork of r3Ddragon, which itself is based on Reality Boy / Red Dragon. Runs all officially released Virtual Boy games at full speed on the original 3DS and has 3D support with the 3D depth slider (and anaglyph mode for 2DS users with 3D glasses). Also lets you change the Virtual Boy's color output (including individual layers) to any hex color, customize controls and touchscreen buttons (including support for New 3DS inputs and Circle Pad Pro), save settings per game. Local multiplayer support is also available in v1.2.0 onward, allowing two nearby 3DS systems to play multiplayer locally together (New 3DS systems recommended for full speed in multiplayer, as there may be slowdown for both players if one is on an Old 3DS).
;[[MAME]]: The games run and are playable, since 0.254, most non-pirate games (and one pirate game) got promoted to "working". However, accuracy is very poor, specially graphics wise. Lastly, it's slow, but not as slow as Rustual Boy.
;Planet Virtual Boy emulator: A Virtual Boy emulator written in Java, and it was first released in 2018. 3DS support was planned. [https://www.virtual-boy.com/forums/t/pvb-emulator/ Forum thread].
;[[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics]]: The first official emulator of the system from Nintendo. Released on February 17, 2026; it supports at least 17 different games for Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack subscribers (of these 17, one is exclusive to Japan and two were originally unreleased). Although a set of special set of lens that are "required" to play does exist from Nintendo, it only implies that the emulator does not run in TV mode when docked.

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Nintendo}}

[[Category:Fifth-generation video game consoles]]
[[Category:Luggable video game consoles]]
[[Category:Nintendo consoles]]

Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics

2026-08-21T11:56:45Z

ToycomLand: /* Features */

{{stub}}
{{Infobox emulator
|logo = VBNC.png
|logowidth = 256
|developer = [[Nintendo]]
|version = 1.3.0 (INT) 1.3.0 (JP)
|platform = [[Emulators on Switch|Nintendo Switch]] [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch 2|Nintendo Switch 2]]
|target = [[Virtual Boy emulators|Virtual Boy]]
|architecture = ARM
|active = Yes
|website = [https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/virtual-boy-nintendo-classics-switch/ nintendo.com]
|license = {{License|Proprietary}}
}}
'''Virtual Boy – Nintendo Classics'''<ref>Unlike other emulators from the series, there is no internal codename inside the app besides the generic [[L-CLASSICS]] branding for shared assets.</ref> is a compilation of emulated [[Virtual Boy emulators|Virtual Boy]] games that is part of the '''Nintendo Classics''' series for [[Nintendo Switch Online]] Expansion Pack members.

==Overview==
Virtual Boy games were added to the Nintendo Switch Online service in February 2026. It is the first attempt of commercial emulation of Virtual Boy games ever made.

A special, non-electronic set of virtual reality lens made with plastic or cardboard are required to enjoy the gameplay properly in Portable mode (the app cannot be played on a TV/monitor when docked), as they bring a more accurate experience from the real hardware. These lens can only be purchased through My Nintendo Store first-hand, which means this Nintendo Classics app is not distributed in regions where the Store is unavailable, such as Mexico, Brazil or South Africa (the app still does have regional localizations for the former two, which means that possibility of sales in those regions are not 100% discarded). The cardboard lens set from ''Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 04: VR Kit'' can also be used, but it is incompatible with the Nintendo Switch 2 due to its size. None of the three special virtual reality sets are compatible with the Nintendo Switch Lite, but the system can still run the app, which means that unofficial kits should be used and may cause arm fatigue during gameplay due to the Joy-Con controllers being permanently connected.

As with other ''Nintendo Classics'' apps, it does support rewind and in-game dedicated remapping controls. Unlike the original hardware, color palettes were added in future updates, reducing potential vision issues while playing the games (it is also possible to force other palettes such as Grayscale and color inversion modes in the System Settings, which affects both systems as a whole).

==Features==
* Can only run in Portable mode in order to get "3D" experience through special lens;
* Does not support online gameplay by default (e.g.: ''Zero Racers'');
* First release of Virtual Boy games in Europe, Asia and other countries where the Nintendo Switch Online is supported;
* Games that were never released in cartridge format are available through updates;
* Inter-pupilary Distance (IPD) can be adjusted by pressing and holding the right analog stick;
* Can change palette colors from Red (default) to Blue, Cyan, Magenta, Green, Grey, Yellow, [[Game Boy (Color) emulators|Game Boy]], Game Boy Pocket, Super Game Boy or Game Boy Color (ver 1.3.0);
* Different games between Japan and International versions.

==Games==
This emulator has official compatibility for 17 games, which are:
* Galactic Pinball
* 3-D Tetris (new to Japan)
* Teleroboxer
* Innsmouth no Yakata / The Mansion of Innsmouth (new to International)
* Virtual Boy Wario Land
* Golf
* Red Alarm
* Mario's Tennis
* Mario Clash
* Jack Bros.
* V-Tetris (new to International)
* Space Invaders Virtual Collection (new to International)
* Virtual Fishing (Japan)
* Virtual Bowling (new to International)
* Vertical Force
* '''Zero Racers''' (previously unreleased and undumped)
* '''D-Hopper / Dragon Hopper''' (previously unreleased and undumped)

==Unavailable games==
Virtual Boy's game library is very small and still, not every game was announced to be re-released. These games might be compatible with the emulator through [[Nintendo Switch Online#Game Injection|game injection]] tools.

Currently, Switch emulators are not able to produce "3D" effects from their special lens without a physical virtual reality set (electronic or otherwise), so, players are on their own about that.

===Retail===
The following games were not announced to be re-released by Nintendo:
* Nester's Funky Bowling (US)
* Panic Bomber / Tobidase! Panibon
* SD Gundam: Dimension War (Japan)
* Space Squash (Japan)
* Virtual Lab (Japan)
* Virtual League Baseball / Virtual Pro Yakyuu '95
* Waterworld (US)

Among these games, ''Virtual Lab'' is the only title where the current ownership remains unknown, as J-Wing closed in 2004 without passing their intellectual proprieties to someone else.

===Prototypes===
The following games were never released, but does have leaked ROMs across the Internet:
* Bound High
* Niko-chan Battle
* Virtual League Baseball 2

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Emulators]]
[[Category:Console emulators]]
[[Category:Luggable console emulators]]
[[Category:Virtual Boy emulators]]
[[Category:Official emulators]]
[[Category:Switch emulation software]]
[[Category:Nintendo Switch 2 emulation software]]
[[Category:Active emulation software]]

PlayStation emulators

2026-08-20T01:29:48Z

ToycomLand: /* Capcom ZN-1 and Capcom ZN-2 */

{{Infobox computing device/PlayStation}}
{{for|the hybrid console|PSX}}
{{for|the emulator|PSX (emulator)}}
{{for|emulators that run on the PlayStation|Emulators on PlayStation}}

The '''[[wikipedia:PlayStation (console)|PlayStation]]''' (also referred to by the shorthand '''PS1''', and by the '''PSX''' codename) is a fifth-generation console released by [[wikipedia:Sony Computer Entertainment|Sony Computer Entertainment]] on December 3, 1994, in Japan and September 9, 1995, in the US, and retailed for {{Inflation|USD|299.99|1995}}. It had an R3000 CPU at 33.8688 MHz with 2 MBs of RAM and 1 MB of VRAM. It used a proprietary MDEC video compression unit integrated into the CPU, allowing for playback of full-motion video at a higher quality than other consoles of its generation. It had better stereo sound than that of other stereos at that time.

The PlayStation was particularly attractive to developers because of the relative ease of programming and the low cost of CD-based media. Sony also had a more inclusive policy towards third-party developers, resulting in more third-party games than the Nintendo 64. A PlayStation CD had a maximum capacity of 600MB, while the N64's was limited to 64MB.

PlayStation emulation has been available since the [[History of emulation#PlayStation|late 1990s]], and was generally better than the comparable Nintendo 64 offerings despite the use of a plugin system. The plugins and emulators were often closed-source, rarely updated, and of questionable accuracy, but new offerings emerging starting in the mid-2010s offer high accuracy, many enhancements over the original hardware, or both.

== Comparison ==
{{Emulator comparison introduction|[[PlayStation emulators#Enhancements|enhancements]], [[PlayStation emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|hardware features & peripherals]], [[PlayStation emulators#Arcade hardware variants|arcade hardware variants]], and [[PlayStation emulators#Immersion features|immersion features]]}}

=== Standalone emulators ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Name
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
! colspan="7" |PC
|-
|[[DuckStation]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|LinuxARM|Macx86|MacARM|Pyra}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/releases/tag/preview Preview (nightly)]
[https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/releases/tag/latest Latest (stable)]

[https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/apps/177 0.0.1.02 Pyra]

[[Emulators on legacy Microsoft products#Windows 7|Older builds for obsolete hardware]]
|{{Red}} {{License|CCBYNCND}} 4.0 ({{License|SA}})
|{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|1199|8870}}
{{Emulator compatibility|1199|1209|link=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRE0jjiK_aldpICoy5kVQlpk2f81Vo6P4p9vfg4d7YoTOoDlH4PQHoXjTD2F7SdN8SSBLoEAItaIqQo/pubhtml}}

[https://github.com/unofficial-issue-tracker/duckstation/issues 113 issues (unofficial)]

'''Alternative maintained list'''

{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|1787|8870}}

{{Emulator compatibility|1787|1805|link=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lgRbHyN_ooTBnNT-baEMy2ngJqzhLB_36quYcfINHfg/edit?gid=0#gid=0}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Mednafen]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[{{MednafenURL|releases/}} {{MednafenVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://forum.fobby.net/index.php?t=msg&th=1114&start=0& ?]||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/ PCSX-ReARMed]<ref name="Libretro core" group="note">Only available as a libretro core.</ref>
[[PCSX-Reloaded|PCSX-R]]/[[PCSX-Reloaded|PGXP (Obsolete)]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|LinuxARM|macOSx86|Pyra}}||{{~}}<ref>[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/ PCSX-ReARMed fork is still active.]</ref>
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ PCSX-ReARMed]
[https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/apps/42 0.1 Pyra]

[http://ngemu.com/threads/pcsxr-pgxp.186369/ PGXP build (Obsolete)]

[http://www.emucr.com/2019/03/pcsx-reloaded-git-20190307.html PCSX-R SVN builds (Obsolete)]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/#compatibility ?]
[[Recommended PS1 plugins|(Plugin-dependent)]]
|{{~}}
If you have a potato/low-end tier setup or incompatibility issues with [[DuckStation]]/[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ SwanStation (unofficial libretro core)], [[mednafen]]/[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ Beetle/Beetle HW] (This is port of Mednafen PSX core to the libretro API.) or [[XEBRA]] try your luck with [https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ PCSX-ReARMed].
|-
|[[XEBRA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://drhell.web.fc2.com/ps1/xebra221106.zip 22/11/06]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://sourceforge.net/projects/hpsx64/ hpsx64]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://sourceforge.net/projects/hpsx64/files/Source/ {{hpsx64Ver}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[PCSX-Redux]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOSx86|macOSARM}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux#where {{PCSX-ReduxVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux/issues ?]||{{WIP-Box|link=https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux#what-works}}
|-
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectPSX ProjectPSX]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{~}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectPSX git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectPSX?tab=readme-ov-file#compatibility ?]||{{WIP-Box|link=https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectPSX?tab=readme-ov-file#quick-faq}}
|-
|[[psxe]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/allkern/psxe/releases {{psxeVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|?||{{WIP-Box|link=https://github.com/allkern/psxe?tab=readme-ov-file#progress}}
|-
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX ScePSX]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|LinuxARM|macOSx86|macOSARM}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX/releases {{ScePSXVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX/issues ?]||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[StarPSX]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOSARM}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/kaezrr/starpsx/releases {{StarPSXVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[Avocado]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/JaCzekanski/Avocado git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|262|8870}}
{{Emulator compatibility|262|374|link=https://avocado-db.czekanski.info/#/}}
|{{Na}}
|-
|[[Bleem!]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|W9x}}||{{Na}}
|1.6b||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[http://www.whipassgaming.com/genesisreviews/Bleemcast/bleemcastcompatibility.htm ?]||{{Na}}
|-
|[[ePSXe]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://www.epsxe.com/download.php {{EpsxeWinVer}} (Windows) {{EpsxeLinuxVer}} (Linux)] {{EpsxeMacVer}} (macOS)||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[https://www.ngemu.com/threads/compatibility-list-for-epsxe-1-6-0.49711/ ?]
[[Recommended PS1 plugins|(Plugin-dependent)]]
|{{Na}}
|-
|HopStation
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/howprice/hopstation git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[No$|NO$PSX]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Dunno}}
|[http://problemkaputt.de/psx.htm {{NO$PSXVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[https://www.psxdev.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3848 ?]||{{Na}}
|-
|[[PSX (emulator)|pSX]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Na}}
|[http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/psx/psx_em.html 1.13]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[https://psxemulator.proboards.com/board/4/game-compatibility ?]||{{Na}}
|-
|PSXACT
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://gitlab.com/psxact/psxact git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|PSXeven
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://dl.emulator-zone.com/download.php/emulators/psx/psxeven/PSXeven_v0.19.zip v0.19]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[Rustation]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{~|link=https://gitlab.com/flio/rustation-ng/-/commits/master}}
Rustation NG still active.
|[http://github.com/simias/rustation git]
[https://gitlab.com/flio/rustation-ng git (Rustation NG)]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|SSSPSX
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/psx/ssspsx.html 0.0.34]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[[Recommended PS1 plugins|Plugin-dependent]]
|{{Na}}
|-
! colspan="7" |Mobile
|-
|[[DuckStation]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://www.duckstation.org/android/ Beta]
[https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation#android git]

[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.stenzek.duckstation Play Store]
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
Android only.
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[ePSXe]]<ref name="Payware" group="note">Payware. It's recommended that you use the patched versions.</ref>
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.epsxe.ePSXe {{EpsxeAndroidVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[https://www.ngemu.com/threads/compatibility-list-for-epsxe-1-6-0.49711/ ?]
[[Recommended PS1 plugins|(Plugin-dependent)]]
|{{~}}
|-
|[[XEBRA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Na}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dokutajigokusai.xebra 25/08/25]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX ScePSX]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX/releases {{ScePSXVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX/issues ?]||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[Avocado]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{~}}
|[https://github.com/JaCzekanski/Avocado git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[http://www.fpsece.net/faq.html FPse]<ref name="Payware" group="note" />
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emulator.fpse 13.0]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[http://www.fpsece.net/compatibility.html ?]
[[Recommended PS1 plugins|(Plugin-dependent)]]
|{{Na}}
|}

=== [[Multi-system emulators]] ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Name
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
! colspan="7" |PC
|-
|[[BizHawk]]
(Mednafen, MAME)
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://tasvideos.org/BizHawk/ReleaseHistory.html {{BizHawkVer}}]
[https://gitlab.com/TASVideos/BizHawk/-/pipelines Dev builds]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} {{License|GPL}}
|[[BizHawk#Supported systems|(Core-dependent)]]
|{{~}}
|-
|[[ares]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://nightly.link/ares-emulator/ares/workflows/build/master git Artifacts]
[https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/releases {{AresVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|ISC}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|{{Emulator compatibility|118|8870|link=https://ares-emu.net/compatibility/sony-playstation?status=-1}}||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[MAME]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://www.mamedev.org/release.html {{MAMEVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} {{License|BSD3}}
|[http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mess.php?software_list_name=psx&compatibility= ?]||{{Na}}
|-
! colspan="7" |Mobile
|-
|[[Folium]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/folium/id6498623389 App Store ($)]
[https://folium.emuplace.app/downloads {{FoliumVer}}]

[https://github.com/emuplace/folium.emuplace.app/releases/latest Latest IPA]
|{{Dunno}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Manic EMU]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/manic-emu-game-emulator/id6743335790 {{ManicEMUVer}}]
[https://github.com/Manic-EMU/ManicEMU/releases git]
|{{Green}} {{License|AGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Provenance]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/provenance-app/id1596862805 {{ProvenanceVer}}]
[https://github.com/Provenance-Emu/Provenance/releases git]
|{{Dunno}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|}

=== [[Frontends#Project-specific frontends|Frontend cores]] ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!API
!Core(s)
!Active?
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
| rowspan="4" |[[File:Libretro.png|link=Libretro|100x100px]]
|[[Mednafen]]||{{Ya}}||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://forum.fobby.net/index.php?t=msg&th=1114&start=0& ?]||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/ PCSX-ReARMed]<ref name="Mobile only" group="note">Only available on mobile as a libretro core.</ref>||{{Ya}}||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/#compatibility ?]||{{~}}
|-
|[https://www.libretro.com/index.php/category/swanstation/ SwanStation]||{{~}}||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://github.com/libretro/swanstation/issues ?]||{{~}}
|-
|[[MAME]]||{{Ya}}||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} {{License|BSD3}}
|[http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mess.php?software_list_name=psx&compatibility= ?]||{{WIP-Box}}
|}

=== [[:Category:Emulators by hardware|Emulators on other hardware]] ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Name
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
|[[Official emulators#Sony|Official Sony emulators]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|PS2|PSP|PS3|PSV|PS4|PS5}}||{{~}}
|r13 (PS2)
6.60 (PSP)

4.82 (PS3)

2.60 (PSVita)

[[Official emulators#Emulators on PS4|SYRUP (PS4/PS5)]]
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|'''PS3'''
{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|1354|8870}}

{{Emulator compatibility|1354|1367|link=https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/PS1_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List}}

'''PSP'''

{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|479|8870}}

{{Emulator compatibility|479|530|link=https://www.psdevwiki.com/psp/PS1_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List}}

'''PS4/PS5'''

{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|213|8870}}

{{Emulator compatibility|213|413|link=https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps4/PS1_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
|''Console Archives''
| align="left" |{{Icon|PS5|Switch2}}||{{Ya}}
|N/A||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|Only for selected titles||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[DuckStation]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|NX|XB1|SXS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://xbdev.store/download/15/ Build (Xbox)]
[https://github.com/basharast/DuckStation-UWP-ARM git (Xbox)]

[https://github.com/RSDuck/duckstation/releases/tag/prerelease-2 Prerelease 2 (Switch)]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|WiiSXRX
| align="left" |{{Icon|NGC|Wii|WiiU}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/niuus/WiiSXRX/releases git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Bleem!|Bleemcast]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|DC}}||{{Na}}
|?||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[http://www.whipassgaming.com/genesisreviews/Bleemcast/bleemcastcompatibility.htm ?]||{{~}}
|}

=== Descriptions ===
{{for|accuracy tests comparison of these emulators|Emulation accuracy#Further reading}}
;[[DuckStation]]
:Quickly became a top contender on the basis that it has high compatibility and a built-in modern QT GUI. Its stated goal is to be "as [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] as possible while maintaining performance suitable for low-end devices." While PCSX-R has long dethroned ePSXe in features, DuckStation is the first to address all the shortcomings of plugin-based offerings thus far, as all of its features are available out-of-the-box, and no configuration is necessary to get games running outside of obtaining the original system firmware. Duckstation has lots of modern [[#Enhancements|enhancements]] built-in and supports some of the [[#Hardware_features_and_peripherals|hardware features, peripherals]]. An Android version is also available, although it doesn't have feature parity with the desktop builds.

:; SwanStation
:: A hard fork and open-source Libretro core implementation of DuckStation for RetroArch. It could be considered as separate emulator at this point, so there is no point in chasing after any kind of upstream and it is under development. Recommended to use standalone DuckStation but if you really want to use a libretro core for PlayStation 1 emulation it's a good option along with beetle PSX and PCSX-ReARMed libretro cores. Since standalone version is significantly more actively developed, some enhancements and hardware features haven't been implemented in this one. However, because it's a libretro core, you can still leverage some of the libretro enhancement features with this core specifically.

; [[Mednafen]]
: Is heavily focused on [[Emulation accuracy|accuracy]], and also it has very good compatibility. It's even been known to outperform Sony's official PlayStation emulator in some of the accuracy tests. However, there are a few hurdles to using it; it requires a specific BIOS for each region, and the program interfaces from a shell only; it has no GUI. You can still drag-and-drop CUE files into the executable to load games, and the program will log errors to a text file called <code>stdout</code> whenever a crash happens. External GUI launchers are available.
:; Beetle PSX
:: This fork by the RetroArch developers has several experimental modifications and [[PlayStation emulators#Enhancements|enhancements]] that aren't present in the standalone version, including a widescreen hack, CPU overclocking for smoother framerates, and increasing the internal resolution up to 8x. Increasing the resolution carries a heavy performance cost, however, since graphics are rendered in-software, an alternative core exists for hardware rendering. See [https://www.maketecheasier.com/retroarch-ps1-emulation/ this 2018 guide] for setting up Beetle HW in RetroArch. Needs high-end specifications to run at full speed for Android and iOS devices.

; [[XEBRA]]
: An emulator made in Japan that also has high compatibility though games that require subchannel data are not supported. It is heavily focused on [[Emulation accuracy|accuracy]] similarly to Mednafen. The UI is in English, but because it's not the developer's native language, some of the naming conventions may seem weird compared to other emulators (for example, the BIOS is referred to as OSROM). Luckily, there's a [https://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/9a4mwk/xebra_guide_ps1_emulator/ guide] that helps explain how each option works. Also supports some of the [[PlayStation emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|hardware features and peripherals]] which is not found in other recommended emulators.

; [[BizHawk]]
: Uses two cores ported from [[Mednafen]] for PlayStation emulation: "Octoshock" core (by zeromus) and "[https://github.com/TASEmulators/BizHawk/pull/3093 Nymashock]" core (by CasualPokePlayer). [https://www.speedrun.com/twl/thread/nl2de BizHawk emulator is accepted by Speedrun community] and actually more preferred compared to other recommended emulators because: it's more suitable for catching those who try and pass off RTA runs as TASes. The "Nymashock" core is more preferred between the two, with public talks about removing the "Octoshock" core. Further that [https://www.speedrun.com/ctr/forums/sqeu6 only Mednafen and BizHawk accepted for certain games like CTR].

; [[ScePSX]]
: Core code based on [[ProjectPSX]].

; [[No$|NO$PSX]]
: Has two versions, but standard users will want to use the cut-down gaming version. Made in the same style as NO$GBA, where it handles the PocketStation, it offers decent compatibility with very low-spec requirements – the programmer's philosophy is to deliver a working application out of the box.

; PCSX
: PCSX was an early PlayStation emulator which was one of the first open-source ones to use the PSEmu Pro plugin specification. It was abandoned after its developers created [[PCSX2]] (which initially shared a very similar design) and shifted their focus to that.

:; [[PCSX-Reloaded]]
:: An open-source, plugin-based emulator based on PCSX-df, itself based on PCSX. It is no longer recommended, as DuckStation has all the same benefits as PCSX-R without needing to use forks or old plugins.
::; PCSX-ReARMed
::: An ARM fork whose biggest draw is its NEON software renderer, which is both fast and accurate and can render at higher resolutions without resorting to HLE plugins. It was given the seal of approval by Sony after being used in the official PlayStation Classic emulation box.<ref>{{YouTubeVideoTime|FQWzpnoiLbI|103|MVG: The Sony PlayStation Classic - One Week Later}}</ref>

:; [[PCSX-Redux]]
:: Latest iteration of PCSX, but dropped the plugin system to create a single monolithic codebase that handles all aspects of PlayStation emulation. Heavily focused on development, debuggability, and reverse engineering, but still perfectly usable to run PlayStation 1 titles. PCSX-Redux also supports [https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux/tree/main/src/mips/openbios OpenBIOS] - a free, truly open source bios replacement for the PS1, which works on the real hardware and emulators.

; [[MAME]]
: By nature of supporting arcade systems similar to the PlayStation, MAME's "Sony PlayStation" driver (<code>psj</code>) is considered "preliminary", but it works; it can boot to the BIOS and launch games but expect bugs, especially between hardware revisions. The MAME project as a whole remains active, but there's little incentive for any of its developers to work on the PS1 driver. However, recent years have seen some significant improvements to PlayStation-based arcade hardware, which may carry over to playing some console games.

; [[ePSXe]]
: Despite having widespread name recognition, it is unfortunately not an emulator we recommend using on PC anymore. The [[source code]] is closed, meaning development is beholden to the original developers. Updates have brought it on par with PCSX-R, but that isn't enough. They are also selling a paid Android port.

; [[PSX (emulator)|pSXfin]]
: [http://psx.silvanthalas.com/psx.html A simpler emulator with a lot of compatibility issues.] Development has been halted, and it remains closed-source. It's really only useful for very old toasters.

; [[Avocado]]
: Was slated to become an open-source, full-system emulator like DuckStation, with the caveat being that it could load games without a BIOS. That never panned out, as development has largely stopped.

==== Backwards-compatible emulators ====

; [[PCSX2]]
: This emulator supports PlayStation 2 backwards compatibility [[PlayStation 2 emulators#Hardware features and accessories|hardware feature]]. However, one thing to note is that backward compatibility in the original PlayStation 2 hardware didn't cover all the games in the PlayStation 1 library, and naturally these limitations carry forward to PCSX2's emulation, on top of that PCSX2's backwards compatibility emulation still not perfect at the moment.

: See [[PlayStation 2 emulators#Hardware features and accessories|PlayStation 2 emulators hardware features and peripherals section]] for more information.

; [[RPCS3]]
: This emulator supports PlayStation 3 backwards compatibility [[PlayStation 3 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|hardware feature]]. However there is no [[PocketStation emulators|PocketStation]] communication and [[Official emulators#PlayStation|ps1_emu]] support at the moment, only ps1_netemu is supported. [https://twitter.com/rpcs3/status/1125179092507201537?lang=en Tweet from 6 May 2019]: "RPCS3 supports Sony's PS1_netemu as of today. PS2emu is not yet supported. Both these emulators are present in the PS3 Firmware for backwards compatibility." [[Official emulators#PlayStation 2|ps2_emu]] used for PlayStation 2 emulation, [[Official emulators#PlayStation|ps1_emu]] used for disc-based PlayStation games and [https://github.com/RPCS3/rpcs3/issues/14632 ps1_netemu for PlayStation Classics from PSN].

: See [[PlayStation 3 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|PlayStation 3 emulators hardware features and peripherals section]] for more information.

==== Consoles ====

* POPS (short for PlayStation On PSP System) is Sony's official PS1 emulator for their PlayStation Store releases. It utilizes [[PSP Eboots|EBOOTs]], a form of binary file for PSP, instead of BIN/CUE disc dumps, which can be made using a converter if desired. Compatibility is very high due to similar hardware design; although the GPU is emulated, the CPU is close to the PS1 and would naturally speed up performance on its own. It includes support for multi-disc games (within the one EBOOT). Only the native PS1 resolution is supported, with games being stretched to fit the screen as the user wishes.
* The PlayStation 3 has a built-in software emulator with very high compatibility, which is used for PS1 releases on the PlayStation Store and for handling PlayStation CD-ROM discs.
* ''Console Archives'' is a spin-off from the ''Arcade Archives'' branch made by Hamster, of which includes PS1 and NES games. The PS1 emulator used in those re-releases is built after the Capcom ZN-2 emulator used on ''Tetris: The Grand Master'' for the PlayStation 4 and Switch. The accuracy is fairly high when compared to the emulator used in Sony's PlayStation Plus Classics for PS4 and PlayStation 5.
* PCSX-ReARMed is only available on consoles as a libretro core (e.g., RetroArch). It can run on various handheld consoles with fairly strong specs, like the PlayStation Vita, the Nintendo 3DS, and the Nintendo Switch. This emulator in the libretro build initially used the P.E.Op.S. graphics plugin (reasonably accurate, but slow) from the mid-2010s to 2019; now it uses a port of PCSX4ALL's Unai renderer, which is less accurate, but much faster (e.g., 10-20 FPS faster). The CHD compression format, which shrinks disc images into more manageable sizes, is enabled on this emulator on the 3DS. These images will load and run much faster than '.bin/.cue' files - greatly reducing framerate dips, i.e., in FMVs & loading zones.
* PS2PSXe is an unofficial PS1 emulator for the PS2. However, compatibility is very low. Double disc swapping (using the same method as a real PS1) is required for PS2s with model numbers SCPH-100xx - SCPH-390xx.
* WiiSX is a port of PCSX to the Wii. Compatibility is fairly low due to the weak power of the Wii and the differing hardware designs that make PowerPC requirements a little stronger. It's generally not worth using since it doesn't get updated.

== Enhancements ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Please only include recommended emulators in this table. Do not bump or spam GitHub threads, issues, or feature request pages.
! colspan="2" style="width:50%" |Name
!DuckStation
!Mednafen
|-
| rowspan="3" |Controls
|{{Enhancements/Controls/Input lag mitigating}}||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Controls/Mouse injector}}||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/garungorp/MouseInjectorDolphinDuck}}||{{~|link=https://github.com/garungorp/MouseInjectorDolphinDuck}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Controls/Turbo button}}||{{Ya|link=https://docs.retroachievements.org/general/tutorials/turbo-button.html#duckstation-pcsx2}}||{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="11" |Graphics
|[[PlayStation emulators#Parallel.2FPrecision Geometry Transform Pipeline|Parallel/Precision Geometry Transform Pipeline]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/Pre-rendering anti-aliasing}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/Ray tracing}}
| colspan="2" |Implementing ray tracing in an emulator is unfortunately quite challenging and unlikely to be feasible in the near future.
However you can try "[[Shaders and filters#Notable ReShade shaders|Screen-Space Ray Traced Global Illumination]]" shader using ReShade. See {{YouTubeVideo|tyOkw2efQPM|here}} and [https://reshade.me/forum/general-discussion/5442-release-misc-emulators-with-depth-buffer-access here]
|-
|[[Resolution|Resizable internal resolution]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note">Standalone [[mednafen]] do not support these features while Beetle libretro core does. Keep in mind that graphics enhancements exclusive to Beetle '''HW''' core.</ref>
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/RTX Remix}}
| colspan="2" |Implementing RTX Remix technology in an emulator is unfortunately quite challenging and unlikely to be feasible in the near future.
Besides, DuckStation already supports most of RTX Remix features such as texture replacement and post-processing effects etc.

On top of that you can use ReShade for post-processing and [https://github.com/scurest/duckstation-3D-Screenshot/releases/tag/latest-3d-screenshot unofficial fork] for taking 3d screenshots.
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/Scaled dithering}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/Texture filtering|Textures on the PlayStation are typically displayed with "blocky" edges due to lack of texture filtering.}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Texture Packs#PlayStation|Texture replacement]]||{{Ya}}<ref name="Texture" group="note">Both DuckStation and [https://docs.libretro.com/library/beetle_psx_hw/#texture-replacements-vulkan-only beetle-psx-'''hw'''-libretro (mednafen_psx_'''hw'''_libretro)] support this feature but still experimental and incompatible with each others implementation. Stenzek closed [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/pull/2224#issuecomment-2044226041 "texture-replacement" pull request] on Apr 9, 2024. In July 2024, Stenzek decided to make another attempt and created a [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/pull/3244 new pull request] for implementing texture-replacement enhancement to DuckStation emulator. Note that the texture replacement system is not going to be compatible with all games.</ref>||{{~}}<ref name="Texture" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/True color debanding}}
|{{Na}} Color debanding was [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/pull/3089 added] on January 19, 2024, then [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/7f4e5d55dbdef5a50e0aa4994f667fb03d854928#diff-369cdc9e84b7d797d091cb50d47982fc74e2b6d84c5f1b0cbfe31f4b91cddbdf removed] when Duckstation was re-licenced to CC-BY-ND 4.0 on September 1, 2024.||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/True color rendering|In practice, {{YouTubeVideoTime|bi-Wzl6BwRM|246|PlayStation games stored color in 15 bits. 24-bit color mode was mostly used for still images}}}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Widescreen hacks#PlayStation|Widescreen hack]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
| rowspan="5" |Performance
|{{Enhancements/Performance/Frame generation technologies}}
| colspan="2" |Implementing frame generation technology in an emulator is unfortunately quite challenging and unlikely to be feasible in the near future, however post-processing techniques such as [[wikipedia:Motion_interpolation|motion interpolation]] is quite possible. [[Input lag|Input latency]] will be a crucial factor, but its impact likely varies depending on the specific technique employed, it's recommended to use '''after applying the "Internal Framerate Hack" and "skip presenting duplicate frames option"'''.
While '''AFMF''' or '''{{YouTubeVideo|kk87YSVDAc8|LSFG}}''' could be used with DuckStation or Mednafen, please be aware that some visual glitches and artifacts may occur at this time.
|-
|[[30/60 FPS cheat codes#PlayStation|Internal frame rate hack]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|[[Overclocking#PlayStation|Overclock]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Performance/Preload optical disc image to RAM}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/mednafen.html#cd.image_memcache}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Performance/Rendering latency reduction technologies}}
| colspan="2" |While most emulators offer frame pacing or framebuffer latency control options, implementing rendering latency reduction technologies isn't currently feasible. This is '''likely''' doesn't offer enough benefit to justify the development effort.
|-
| rowspan="8" |Post-processing
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/AI-powered filter}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Down-sampling}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Filters}}||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Deinterlacing]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="RALibretro" group="note">Only available on libretro cores. [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/retroachievements/#sony RetroAchievement support on Libretro PSX cores].</ref>
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Inverse tone mapping}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Post-rendering anti-aliasing}}
|{{Ya}} Thanks to reshade .fx implementation it's possible to use post-rendering AA such as FXAA.||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Post-rendering scaling}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/#Global+Settings+Reference}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Shader_chain}}||{{Ya}} Has glsl and [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/8a40c7bf944b3a4209d90134a379c9d1f0cc7e20 built-in ReShade .fx] shader chain support.||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
| rowspan="18" |Quality of life
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Automatic emulated controller connect/disconnect}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Automatic region-switching||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Automatic updater||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="RALibretro" group="note" />
|-
|[[Frontends#Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs)|Big Picture Mode]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|Built-in [[Cheats and patches|cheat manager]]||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Built-in custom resolution}}
| colspan="2" |Exclusive to [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/crtswitchres/ libretro cores] and [[GroovyMAME]] at the moment.
Also there is a [https://github.com/psakhis/Groovy_MiSTer project] for achieving software emulators like libretro cores and GroovyMAME send the raw RGB data over a network to a core running on MiSTer, it basically turns the MiSTer into a GPU for the emulator allowing for easy setup and use with CRT TVs/Arcade monitors.
|-
|[[Save converters|Built-in memory card manager]]||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Built-in [[Mods, hacks and fan-translations#Built-in mod editor and manager for emulators|mod editor and manager]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Built-in [[Cheats and patches|patch manager]]||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Command-line options||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Index/Compatibility databases}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/On-screen display}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Pause/Resume emulation||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Per-game profiles||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Portable and stealth}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/SDL backend support}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Save disk space for ISOs#PlayStation 1|Streamable compression format]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|[[wikipedia:Variable_refresh_rate|Variable refresh rate]]||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/a1d7d214cfb7491b8ba54081b5c40825055f4bc7}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
| rowspan="6" |[https://tasvideos.org/Emulatorresources/Features TAS features]
|Fast forward/Turbo speed||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/TAS features/Frame step}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[wikipedia:Macro_(computer_science)|Macros/Scripts]]/[https://tasvideos.org/LuaScripting Lua]||{{Ya}}||{{Na}}
|-
|[https://tasvideos.org/Movies Movie recording/playback]||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Rewind||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Save states||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="9" |Misc.
|[[wikipedia:Category:Debugging|Debug features]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="mednafenstandalone" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./File browser}}||{{Ya}}||{{Na}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Free Look}}
| colspan="2" |[[PlayStation emulators#Emulation issues|PlayStation did not have hardware support for a Z-buffer or floating-point operations]]. [https://www.quora.com/Playstation-1-does-not-have-z-buffer-and-floating-points-yet-how-could-it-play-3D-games However, the system used various techniques to giving the appearance of depth].
You can use cheat menu for {{YouTubeVideo|Nis-qVSSzEw|certain games}} to use Free Look.<ref>[https://old.reddit.com/r/RetroArch/comments/q4is0t/is_there_a_free_camera_cheat_for_n64_andor_ps1/ Reddit Thread: Is there a free camera cheat for N64 and/or PS1?]</ref>

Also you can use dedicated tools like [https://github.com/FranklyGD/Spyro-Scope Spyro Scope] or [https://github.com/scurest/duckstation-3D-Screenshot/wiki/Instructions DuckStation 3D Screenshot build].
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./FreeSurround}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Netplay|Sony consoles|Shouldn't be confused with PlayStation Link, see [[PlayStation emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|Hardware features and peripherals]] for more information.}}
|{{~}} There is a [https://github.com/HeatXD/duckstation-netplay/releases Duckstation fork for GGPO implementation] and also [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/pull/3000 Pull request for rollback netplay implementation].||{{~}}<ref name="mednafenstandalone" group="note">Libretro version do not support netplay while standalone [[mednafen]] version does. Also standalone version has more advanced debugging features.</ref>
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./PSF player}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[RetroAchievements]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="RALibretro" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Rich Presence}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Screen translator}}
| colspan="2" |You can use [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/ai-service/ RetroArch's AI Service] or the standalone offline [https://github.com/bquenin/interpreter bquenin's Interpreter].
|}

=== Parallel/Precision Geometry Transform Pipeline ===
PGXP (Parallel/Precision Geometry Transform Pipeline) is an enhancement for PlayStation emulation that produces high precision fully 3D geometry data that was not available on the original console hardware.

Features

* High Precision Vertex Data (more stable geometry)
* Reduced Triangle Culling (more detailed models)
* Perspective Correct Texture Mapping (reduced texture distortion)

First, it introduces subpixel precision to eliminate the wobbling polygon issues. Second, it adds perspective correct texturing to stop the ‘texture warping/dancing' issues.

* For mednafen, [[PGXP]] only available to libretro's "beetle-psx-'''hw'''-libretro" (mednafen_psx_'''hw'''_libretro) core but comes with significant [https://docs.libretro.com/library/beetle_psx_hw/#compatibility issues].
* Recommended to use DuckStation for [[PGXP]]; otherwise use the [https://mednafen.github.io/releases/ mednafen standalone] or [https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ Beetle '''SW''' (mednafen_psx_libretro)].
* For PCSX-Reloaded, PGXP [http://ngemu.com/threads/pcsxr-pgxp.186369/ only available with PGXP build].

== Hardware features and peripherals ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Please only include recommended emulators in this table. Do not bump or spam GitHub threads, issues, or feature request pages.
! colspan="4" style="width:50%" |Name
!DuckStation
!Mednafen
!XEBRA
|-
| rowspan="2" |Hardware features
| colspan="3" |[[Disc Drive emulation|CD player]]||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[System BIOS emulation|System BIOS]]||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="36" |Peripherals
| colspan="3" |[https://psxdatacenter.com/games/J/Z/SLPS-00424.html Bandai Robot Model Kits]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| rowspan="25" |Controllers
| colspan="2" |Analog Joystick||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Cockpit Wheel||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |''Dance Dance Revolution'' dance mat||{{Na}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |''Densha de Go!'' controller||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/e4a358cacb1295b3f63fbcd83d32b1ae49989179}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Dual Analog Controller / DualShock||{{Ya}} When using a controller with an LED, it can also be used to emulate the Analog LED.||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="4" |Fishing controller<ref group="note">Different fishing rods [https://problemkaputt.de/psxspx-controllers-fishing-controllers.htm have different fishing game compatibility].</ref>
|Agetec fishing rod (SLUS-00063)||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|ASCII fishing rod (SLPH-00100 + PS2 version with new mode switch)||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Bandai fishing rod (BANC-0001)||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Hori fishing rod (HPS-97/HPS-98)||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[wikipedia:Jogcon|Jogcon]]||{{Ya}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_light-gun_games#PlayStation Light gun]
|[[wikipedia:GunCon#PS_games|GunCon]]<ref group="note">Namco's light gun; NPC-103.</ref>
|{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/blob/master/src/core/guncon.cpp}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/psx.html#Settings+Reference}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[wikipedia:Konami_Justifier#PlayStation|Konami Justifier]]||{{Ya}} You can use nixxou's [https://github.com/nixxou/duckstation?tab=readme-ov-file#duckstation---lightgun-edition DuckStation LightGun Edition] fork.||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[List of games with keyboard and mouse support#PlayStation|Mouse]]||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/blob/master/src/core/playstation_mouse.cpp}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/psx.html#Settings+Reference}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="8" |Musical game controller
|''Beatmania'' controller<ref group="note">2 different versions: SLEH-00021/ASCII Beatmania Junk and Konami Beatmania IIDX</ref>
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://www.playstationgeneration.it/2014/10/playstation-v-pick-scph-4010.html Guitar V-Pick]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|''Guitar Freak'' controller||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://psxdatacenter.com/games/J/T/SLPM-86585.html ''Maestro Music'' baton]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://psxdatacenter.com/games/J/M/SLPM-87146.html ''Martial Beat'' controller]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|''Paca Paca Passion'' Rhythm Pad||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[wikipedia:Pop'n_Music#Gameplay|''Pop'n Music'' controller]]||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/e4a358cacb1295b3f63fbcd83d32b1ae49989179}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Tambourine controller<ref group="note">2 different versions: Sammy Shakkato Tambourine and Sega/ASCII Minimoni Shakatto Tambourine</ref>
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[wikipedia:Namco_Arcade_Stick|Namco arcade stick]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[wikipedia:NeGcon#Supported_games|NeGcon]]<ref group="note">Namco's unconventional twisty racing-game-oriented gamepad; NPC-101.</ref>
|{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/blob/master/src/core/negcon.cpp}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/psx.html#Settings+Reference}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Wai Wai Jansou||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Wai Wai Trump||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[PlayStation emulators#PlayStation Link|Link Cable]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |Multitap
| colspan="2" |Controllers||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/blob/master/src/core/multitap.cpp}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/psx.html#Section_multitap}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Memory cards||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |Online
| colspan="2" |[[Early online services#i-mode|i-mode adapter]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Modem<ref group="note">The Online Connection CD is known to have been developed by Lightspan and Sony. Used in the Lightspan educational programs, the disc, in combo with PS1, would have offered low-income families who could not afford PCs the chance to have online functionality in the home. In the most basic uses, this would include accessing their school's Lightspan.com page for homework assignments and other data. It was trialed in 4 US schools for learning support and came bundled with a special modem with a 25-pin serial port. See testing {{YouTubeVideo|_7jxJF3S1D8|here}}.</ref>
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[wikipedia:PocketStation#Compatible_PlayStation_games|PocketStation]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Ya}} Possible with [[PK201]]. [[XEBRA]] is the first PlayStation emulator to include compatibility with PocketStation. See [[XEBRA#Emulating PocketStation]] or [[PK201#Usage]].
|-
| rowspan="4" |Unlicensed (Parallel port)
| colspan="2" |Datel Memory Drive||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[wikipedia:DexDrive|DexDrive]]||{{~}} There is no emulation for DexDrive but these emulators have [[#Enhancements|built-in memory card manager]] anyway.||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |GameShark||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Xplorer/Xploder cartridge||{{Ya}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="5" |Misc.
| colspan="3" |[[Development kits]]||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[https://consolemods.org/wiki/PS1:Audio_Information Dolby Surround]||{{Na}} Internal software upmixing is not implemented due to latency and quality concerns (per lead dev Stenzek). The encoded Dolby signal can still be decoded via external hardware/DSP.||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |Power light||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[List of games that support Pressure-Sensitive Face Buttons#PlayStation Emulation|Pressure-sensitive inputs]]||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |Switch between "Fat" PS1 "old" GPU, PS1 "new" GPU, and PS One GPU<ref group="note">[https://www.neperos.com/article/q0dlb7e5f7f92b0b There] are [https://problemkaputt.de/psxspx-gpu-versions.htm different revisions] of "fat" PS1 CPUs, the former being the rarer earlier 160-pin GPU with VRAM and the latter being the more common 208-pin GPU with SGRAM. Even though the former GPU {{YouTubeVideo|PQrRSNL_YJw|suffers from banding issues}} and sometimes lagging (e.g. during FF VIII summons), in some rare instances it's the preferable choice, e.g. in Jet Moto 3 with a [https://imgur.com/xERWsAW FMV glitch only present with the newer GPU]. Also see {{YouTubeVideo|IEJd69tYzn8|this}}. This is why there're 2 different PS1 debugging kits, Blue and Green, they're for these different graphic chips. The PS One GPU (also used by Namco System 10 arcade games) is yet another revision, and on a chipset considerably faster at the same clock speed.</ref>
|{{~}} DuckStation supports "Fat" PS1 SCPH-1002, SCPG-5502 GPUs, but it's unknown whether it supports PS One GPU or not. Please edit accordingly if you know about its support or lack thereof.||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|}

=== [[wikipedia:PlayStation_Link_Cable|PlayStation Link]] ===

: [[wikipedia:PlayStation_Link_Cable#List_of_games_compatible_with_the_PlayStation_Link_Cable|List of games compatible with the PlayStation Link Cable]]

The PlayStation Link Cable (SCPH-1040) is a peripheral cable for the PlayStation console. Utilizing the serial I/O port found on the back of most PlayStation models, it allows for two consoles to be connected in order to play compatible multiplayer games on separate consoles.

=== ''Densha De Go!'' controller ===
Also available for the [[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]], ''Densha De Go!'' is a Japan-only train simulator released by [[wikipedia:Taito|Taito]] that is compatible with an optional special controller.<ref name="Youtube">,{{YouTubeVideo|xuxf5QhdWIo|Densha de Go! gameplay with controller - Playstation PS1}}</ref> No emulator is known to support it.

=== Datel Memory Drive ===
Datel Memory Drive is a rare floppy disk drive which plugged into the PS1 memory card slot and let owners store game saves on cheap and plentiful 3.5-inch floppy disks without fear of running out of space on their memory cards.

=== Bandai Robot Model Kits ===
A series of customizable [[toys-to-life]] robot figurines built of plastic pieces that came with ''ZXE-D: Legend of Plasmatlite''. Players could build a real-world model of the robot they wanted to use with the included plastic pieces in the game set. A special interface that plugged into the PS1's twin memory card slots recognized the different body parts and represented your robot model on the screen. See {{YouTubeVideo|rBM1NX3tZ9Q|an unboxing video}}. It may sound similar to, and a precursor to Skylanders, Disney Infinity, or Nintendo's [[Amiibo]] toys, but this Japanese original preceded those modern brands by at least 15 years while still allowing far more creative flexibility. No emulator currently supports the feature.

== [https://www.system16.com/base.php#1 Arcade hardware variants] ==
There were numerous PlayStation-based arcade systems. Most PlayStation-based arcade games extended the system in different ways. They often had more RAM, ran at higher clock speeds, had additional sound hardware, added additional I/O, and/or used ROM or Flash media rather than CDs. The Konami Twinkle games have a separate DVD player controlled via a serial link to provide background video/audio.<ref>[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/137ic8b/why_ps1_emulation_ignores_ps1based_arcades/jiuptk5/ "cuavas" comment about arcade variants].</ref>

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=540 Namco System 10], [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=533 Namco System 11] and [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=535 Namco System 12] ===
Namco System 11/12 is an arcade system based on Sony Playstation hardware, with surface-mounted ROM chips as storage rather than CD-ROM.

[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, and [[ZiNc]] provides support for this variation. On official emulation grounds, Hamster's ''Arcade Archives'' supported Namco System 11 emulation starting with ''Tekken'' in June 2026.
[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/12zx5xw/mame_0254/ The first batch of Namco System 10 games have been emulated with 0.254 version.]
[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/164s992/mame_0258/ Two quiz games (Derby Quiz My Dream Horse, and Kaiun Quiz) running on Namco's System 12 are now working with 0.258 version.]

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=796 Capcom ZN-1] and [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=797 Capcom ZN-2] ===
Capcom ZN-1/2 is an arcade system based on Sony Playstation hardware, with ROM chips as storage rather than CD-ROM and an extra Capcom QSound chip for audio.

[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, and [[ZiNc]] provides support for this variation. Hamster has created a ZN-2 emulator for the reissue of ''Tetris: The Grand Master'' as part of ''Arcade Archives''.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=827 Konami Twinkle] ===
Konami Twinkle is an arcade system based on the Sony PlayStation hardware. It was designed for the Beatmania IIDX series games. It has an HDD for storing audio and a DVD player for full-motion video.

[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, supports this variation, but the full-motion video won't be shown in the game because the DVD video decoder is yet to be emulated. However, A [https://github.com/987123879113/mame/tree/bemani fork] of MAME reads mpg videos as background animations from <code>iidx_videos</code> folder under the root folder of MAME (like how [[LaserDisc]] game emulators work), which would solve the issue of lacking full-motion video at the sacrifice of orthodox emulation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=582 Konami System 573] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://system16.com/hardware.php?id=822 Konami Bemani System 573 Analog] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://system16.com/hardware.php?id=823 Konami Bemani System 573 Digital] ===

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=577 Konami GV & Baby Phoenix] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=576 Konami GQ] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=672 Taito G-NET] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=669 Taito FX-1A] and [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=670 Taito FX-1B] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, and [[ZiNc]] provides support for these variations.
[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/137ic8b/why_ps1_emulation_ignores_ps1based_arcades/jj2kiik/ MAME Developer "cuavas" comment about ZiNc emulator]: "No-one should be using ZiNc any more. MAME now does everything ZiNc did better, and supports more games."

; MAME {{MAMEVer}} compatibility status for all these variations

* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=zn.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Sony ZN-1/2]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=konamigq.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Konami GQ]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_biosof=konamigv&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Konami GV & Baby Phoenix]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=ksys573.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Konami System 573]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=twinkle.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Konami Twinkle]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=namcos10.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Namco System 10]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=namcos11.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Namco System 11]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=namcos12.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Namco System 12]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_biosof=coh1000t&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Taito FX-1A and Taito FX-1B]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=taitogn.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Taito G-Net]

=== Support ===
{| {{Basic table}}
! style="width:50%" |Name
!MAME
!DuckStation
!Mednafen
|-
|Konami Bemani Twinkle||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Konami GQ||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Konami GV/Baby Phoenix||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Konami System 573, Konami Bemani System 573 Analog/Digital, Konami Bemani Karaoke||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Namco System 11||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Namco System 12||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Namco System 10||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Sony ZN-1||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Sony ZN-2||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Taito FX-1A||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Taito FX-1B||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Taito G-Net||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|}

=== Game-specific features ===
{| {{Basic table}}
! style="width:50%" |Name
!MAME
!DuckStation
!Mednafen
|-
|Capcom QSound||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Fishing controller||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Karaoke||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Lamps and LED lights||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Light gun||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Link cable||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Magnetic card reader/writer||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Memory card slot||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Satellite terminal||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Trackball||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|
|
|
|
|}

== Immersion features ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Only mention supported emulators (or related projects) in the description columns. These features are so niche that most developers won't bother implementing them – though miracles do occasionally happen.
! colspan="2" style="width:50%" |Name
!Description
|-
| rowspan="1" |Hardware capability
|[https://newqualitipedia.telepedia.net/wiki/Disc_scratch Disc scratch] [https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/y1jdda/possibility_of_disc_scratch_emulation/ Similarly to cartridge tilting on cartridge-based systems, people intentionally scratch their discs to make a particular glitch work more reliably.]
|No emulator currently includes built-in disc scratch simulation, as it would require [[High and low-level emulation|low-level emulation]] of optical drive error correction, which is not implemented. As a workaround, you can try the external [https://github.com/redscientistlabs/RTCV Real-Time Corruptor (RTCV)] tool. It is a real-time memory/data corruption tool for inducing glitches during emulation, which might mimic some effects of a scratched disc (e.g., visual/audio artifacts or crashes). However, it is not a true "disc scratch" simulator, as it works on live memory rather than simulating physical disc read errors.
|-
| rowspan="2" |Sound
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Ambient sounds simulation}}
|No emulator currently includes built-in ambient sound simulation. But there is a project called "Variable CRT Noise" for simulating CRT noise. This project aims accurately imitating the 'high pitch' sound produced by CRTs which changes according to imagery on monitor. Ideal for playing classic games on PC along with CRT shaders for the complete retro effect.
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Audio filters and presets}}
|Exclusive to [https://github.com/RetroCrisis/Retro-Crisis-Audio-Filters libretro cores] at the moment.
|-
| rowspan="1" |Virtual Reality
|[[Virtual reality#VR game room simulations|EmuVR support]]
|Exclusive to [https://www.emuvr.net/wiki/Installation_Guide#Downloads libretro cores] at the moment.
|}

== See also ==

* [[Controllers#DualShock.2FDual Analog Controller.2FPlayStation Controller|DualShock/Dual Analog Controller and PlayStation Controller]]

== Notes ==
{{Notelist|group=note}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==

* [http://ns348841.ip-91-121-109.eu/psxdata/sitenews.html PlayStation DataCenter] - Tons of PS1-related things. Emulator files like plugins, game manuals, game configurations, and many tutorials are just some of the things you'll find here.
* [https://archive.org/details/psx_redump_usa_20141221 ReDump PS1] USA set.
* [http://www.racketboy.com/journal/ps1-strength-and-weaknesses-vs-n64-sega-saturn PS1 Strengths and Weaknesses vs. N64 and Sega Saturn] (Journal feature at www.Racketboy.com. October 17th, 2017.)
* [https://segaretro.org/Sega_Saturn/Hardware_comparison#Graphics_comparison_table Graphics comparison table] (for Saturn as opposed to PS1, N64, Sega Model 2 arcade hardware and 1995-era PC)

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PlayStation emulators

2026-08-20T01:28:39Z

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{{for|emulators that run on the PlayStation|Emulators on PlayStation}}

The '''[[wikipedia:PlayStation (console)|PlayStation]]''' (also referred to by the shorthand '''PS1''', and by the '''PSX''' codename) is a fifth-generation console released by [[wikipedia:Sony Computer Entertainment|Sony Computer Entertainment]] on December 3, 1994, in Japan and September 9, 1995, in the US, and retailed for {{Inflation|USD|299.99|1995}}. It had an R3000 CPU at 33.8688 MHz with 2 MBs of RAM and 1 MB of VRAM. It used a proprietary MDEC video compression unit integrated into the CPU, allowing for playback of full-motion video at a higher quality than other consoles of its generation. It had better stereo sound than that of other stereos at that time.

The PlayStation was particularly attractive to developers because of the relative ease of programming and the low cost of CD-based media. Sony also had a more inclusive policy towards third-party developers, resulting in more third-party games than the Nintendo 64. A PlayStation CD had a maximum capacity of 600MB, while the N64's was limited to 64MB.

PlayStation emulation has been available since the [[History of emulation#PlayStation|late 1990s]], and was generally better than the comparable Nintendo 64 offerings despite the use of a plugin system. The plugins and emulators were often closed-source, rarely updated, and of questionable accuracy, but new offerings emerging starting in the mid-2010s offer high accuracy, many enhancements over the original hardware, or both.

== Comparison ==
{{Emulator comparison introduction|[[PlayStation emulators#Enhancements|enhancements]], [[PlayStation emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|hardware features & peripherals]], [[PlayStation emulators#Arcade hardware variants|arcade hardware variants]], and [[PlayStation emulators#Immersion features|immersion features]]}}

=== Standalone emulators ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Name
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
! colspan="7" |PC
|-
|[[DuckStation]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|LinuxARM|Macx86|MacARM|Pyra}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/releases/tag/preview Preview (nightly)]
[https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/releases/tag/latest Latest (stable)]

[https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/apps/177 0.0.1.02 Pyra]

[[Emulators on legacy Microsoft products#Windows 7|Older builds for obsolete hardware]]
|{{Red}} {{License|CCBYNCND}} 4.0 ({{License|SA}})
|{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|1199|8870}}
{{Emulator compatibility|1199|1209|link=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRE0jjiK_aldpICoy5kVQlpk2f81Vo6P4p9vfg4d7YoTOoDlH4PQHoXjTD2F7SdN8SSBLoEAItaIqQo/pubhtml}}

[https://github.com/unofficial-issue-tracker/duckstation/issues 113 issues (unofficial)]

'''Alternative maintained list'''

{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|1787|8870}}

{{Emulator compatibility|1787|1805|link=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lgRbHyN_ooTBnNT-baEMy2ngJqzhLB_36quYcfINHfg/edit?gid=0#gid=0}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Mednafen]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[{{MednafenURL|releases/}} {{MednafenVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://forum.fobby.net/index.php?t=msg&th=1114&start=0& ?]||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/ PCSX-ReARMed]<ref name="Libretro core" group="note">Only available as a libretro core.</ref>
[[PCSX-Reloaded|PCSX-R]]/[[PCSX-Reloaded|PGXP (Obsolete)]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|LinuxARM|macOSx86|Pyra}}||{{~}}<ref>[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/ PCSX-ReARMed fork is still active.]</ref>
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ PCSX-ReARMed]
[https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/apps/42 0.1 Pyra]

[http://ngemu.com/threads/pcsxr-pgxp.186369/ PGXP build (Obsolete)]

[http://www.emucr.com/2019/03/pcsx-reloaded-git-20190307.html PCSX-R SVN builds (Obsolete)]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/#compatibility ?]
[[Recommended PS1 plugins|(Plugin-dependent)]]
|{{~}}
If you have a potato/low-end tier setup or incompatibility issues with [[DuckStation]]/[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ SwanStation (unofficial libretro core)], [[mednafen]]/[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ Beetle/Beetle HW] (This is port of Mednafen PSX core to the libretro API.) or [[XEBRA]] try your luck with [https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ PCSX-ReARMed].
|-
|[[XEBRA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://drhell.web.fc2.com/ps1/xebra221106.zip 22/11/06]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://sourceforge.net/projects/hpsx64/ hpsx64]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://sourceforge.net/projects/hpsx64/files/Source/ {{hpsx64Ver}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[PCSX-Redux]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOSx86|macOSARM}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux#where {{PCSX-ReduxVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux/issues ?]||{{WIP-Box|link=https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux#what-works}}
|-
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectPSX ProjectPSX]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{~}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectPSX git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectPSX?tab=readme-ov-file#compatibility ?]||{{WIP-Box|link=https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectPSX?tab=readme-ov-file#quick-faq}}
|-
|[[psxe]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/allkern/psxe/releases {{psxeVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|?||{{WIP-Box|link=https://github.com/allkern/psxe?tab=readme-ov-file#progress}}
|-
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX ScePSX]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|LinuxARM|macOSx86|macOSARM}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX/releases {{ScePSXVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX/issues ?]||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[StarPSX]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOSARM}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/kaezrr/starpsx/releases {{StarPSXVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[Avocado]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/JaCzekanski/Avocado git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|262|8870}}
{{Emulator compatibility|262|374|link=https://avocado-db.czekanski.info/#/}}
|{{Na}}
|-
|[[Bleem!]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|W9x}}||{{Na}}
|1.6b||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[http://www.whipassgaming.com/genesisreviews/Bleemcast/bleemcastcompatibility.htm ?]||{{Na}}
|-
|[[ePSXe]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://www.epsxe.com/download.php {{EpsxeWinVer}} (Windows) {{EpsxeLinuxVer}} (Linux)] {{EpsxeMacVer}} (macOS)||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[https://www.ngemu.com/threads/compatibility-list-for-epsxe-1-6-0.49711/ ?]
[[Recommended PS1 plugins|(Plugin-dependent)]]
|{{Na}}
|-
|HopStation
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/howprice/hopstation git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[No$|NO$PSX]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Dunno}}
|[http://problemkaputt.de/psx.htm {{NO$PSXVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[https://www.psxdev.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3848 ?]||{{Na}}
|-
|[[PSX (emulator)|pSX]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Na}}
|[http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/psx/psx_em.html 1.13]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[https://psxemulator.proboards.com/board/4/game-compatibility ?]||{{Na}}
|-
|PSXACT
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://gitlab.com/psxact/psxact git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|PSXeven
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://dl.emulator-zone.com/download.php/emulators/psx/psxeven/PSXeven_v0.19.zip v0.19]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[Rustation]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{~|link=https://gitlab.com/flio/rustation-ng/-/commits/master}}
Rustation NG still active.
|[http://github.com/simias/rustation git]
[https://gitlab.com/flio/rustation-ng git (Rustation NG)]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|SSSPSX
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/psx/ssspsx.html 0.0.34]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[[Recommended PS1 plugins|Plugin-dependent]]
|{{Na}}
|-
! colspan="7" |Mobile
|-
|[[DuckStation]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://www.duckstation.org/android/ Beta]
[https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation#android git]

[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.stenzek.duckstation Play Store]
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
Android only.
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[ePSXe]]<ref name="Payware" group="note">Payware. It's recommended that you use the patched versions.</ref>
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.epsxe.ePSXe {{EpsxeAndroidVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[https://www.ngemu.com/threads/compatibility-list-for-epsxe-1-6-0.49711/ ?]
[[Recommended PS1 plugins|(Plugin-dependent)]]
|{{~}}
|-
|[[XEBRA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Na}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dokutajigokusai.xebra 25/08/25]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX ScePSX]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX/releases {{ScePSXVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX/issues ?]||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[Avocado]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{~}}
|[https://github.com/JaCzekanski/Avocado git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[http://www.fpsece.net/faq.html FPse]<ref name="Payware" group="note" />
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emulator.fpse 13.0]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[http://www.fpsece.net/compatibility.html ?]
[[Recommended PS1 plugins|(Plugin-dependent)]]
|{{Na}}
|}

=== [[Multi-system emulators]] ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Name
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
! colspan="7" |PC
|-
|[[BizHawk]]
(Mednafen, MAME)
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://tasvideos.org/BizHawk/ReleaseHistory.html {{BizHawkVer}}]
[https://gitlab.com/TASVideos/BizHawk/-/pipelines Dev builds]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} {{License|GPL}}
|[[BizHawk#Supported systems|(Core-dependent)]]
|{{~}}
|-
|[[ares]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://nightly.link/ares-emulator/ares/workflows/build/master git Artifacts]
[https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/releases {{AresVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|ISC}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|{{Emulator compatibility|118|8870|link=https://ares-emu.net/compatibility/sony-playstation?status=-1}}||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[MAME]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://www.mamedev.org/release.html {{MAMEVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} {{License|BSD3}}
|[http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mess.php?software_list_name=psx&compatibility= ?]||{{Na}}
|-
! colspan="7" |Mobile
|-
|[[Folium]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/folium/id6498623389 App Store ($)]
[https://folium.emuplace.app/downloads {{FoliumVer}}]

[https://github.com/emuplace/folium.emuplace.app/releases/latest Latest IPA]
|{{Dunno}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Manic EMU]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/manic-emu-game-emulator/id6743335790 {{ManicEMUVer}}]
[https://github.com/Manic-EMU/ManicEMU/releases git]
|{{Green}} {{License|AGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Provenance]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/provenance-app/id1596862805 {{ProvenanceVer}}]
[https://github.com/Provenance-Emu/Provenance/releases git]
|{{Dunno}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|}

=== [[Frontends#Project-specific frontends|Frontend cores]] ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!API
!Core(s)
!Active?
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
| rowspan="4" |[[File:Libretro.png|link=Libretro|100x100px]]
|[[Mednafen]]||{{Ya}}||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://forum.fobby.net/index.php?t=msg&th=1114&start=0& ?]||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/ PCSX-ReARMed]<ref name="Mobile only" group="note">Only available on mobile as a libretro core.</ref>||{{Ya}}||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/#compatibility ?]||{{~}}
|-
|[https://www.libretro.com/index.php/category/swanstation/ SwanStation]||{{~}}||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://github.com/libretro/swanstation/issues ?]||{{~}}
|-
|[[MAME]]||{{Ya}}||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} {{License|BSD3}}
|[http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mess.php?software_list_name=psx&compatibility= ?]||{{WIP-Box}}
|}

=== [[:Category:Emulators by hardware|Emulators on other hardware]] ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Name
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
|[[Official emulators#Sony|Official Sony emulators]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|PS2|PSP|PS3|PSV|PS4|PS5}}||{{~}}
|r13 (PS2)
6.60 (PSP)

4.82 (PS3)

2.60 (PSVita)

[[Official emulators#Emulators on PS4|SYRUP (PS4/PS5)]]
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|'''PS3'''
{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|1354|8870}}

{{Emulator compatibility|1354|1367|link=https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/PS1_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List}}

'''PSP'''

{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|479|8870}}

{{Emulator compatibility|479|530|link=https://www.psdevwiki.com/psp/PS1_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List}}

'''PS4/PS5'''

{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|213|8870}}

{{Emulator compatibility|213|413|link=https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps4/PS1_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
|''Console Archives''
| align="left" |{{Icon|PS5|Switch2}}||{{Ya}}
|N/A||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|Only for selected titles||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[DuckStation]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|NX|XB1|SXS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://xbdev.store/download/15/ Build (Xbox)]
[https://github.com/basharast/DuckStation-UWP-ARM git (Xbox)]

[https://github.com/RSDuck/duckstation/releases/tag/prerelease-2 Prerelease 2 (Switch)]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|WiiSXRX
| align="left" |{{Icon|NGC|Wii|WiiU}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/niuus/WiiSXRX/releases git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Bleem!|Bleemcast]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|DC}}||{{Na}}
|?||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[http://www.whipassgaming.com/genesisreviews/Bleemcast/bleemcastcompatibility.htm ?]||{{~}}
|}

=== Descriptions ===
{{for|accuracy tests comparison of these emulators|Emulation accuracy#Further reading}}
;[[DuckStation]]
:Quickly became a top contender on the basis that it has high compatibility and a built-in modern QT GUI. Its stated goal is to be "as [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] as possible while maintaining performance suitable for low-end devices." While PCSX-R has long dethroned ePSXe in features, DuckStation is the first to address all the shortcomings of plugin-based offerings thus far, as all of its features are available out-of-the-box, and no configuration is necessary to get games running outside of obtaining the original system firmware. Duckstation has lots of modern [[#Enhancements|enhancements]] built-in and supports some of the [[#Hardware_features_and_peripherals|hardware features, peripherals]]. An Android version is also available, although it doesn't have feature parity with the desktop builds.

:; SwanStation
:: A hard fork and open-source Libretro core implementation of DuckStation for RetroArch. It could be considered as separate emulator at this point, so there is no point in chasing after any kind of upstream and it is under development. Recommended to use standalone DuckStation but if you really want to use a libretro core for PlayStation 1 emulation it's a good option along with beetle PSX and PCSX-ReARMed libretro cores. Since standalone version is significantly more actively developed, some enhancements and hardware features haven't been implemented in this one. However, because it's a libretro core, you can still leverage some of the libretro enhancement features with this core specifically.

; [[Mednafen]]
: Is heavily focused on [[Emulation accuracy|accuracy]], and also it has very good compatibility. It's even been known to outperform Sony's official PlayStation emulator in some of the accuracy tests. However, there are a few hurdles to using it; it requires a specific BIOS for each region, and the program interfaces from a shell only; it has no GUI. You can still drag-and-drop CUE files into the executable to load games, and the program will log errors to a text file called <code>stdout</code> whenever a crash happens. External GUI launchers are available.
:; Beetle PSX
:: This fork by the RetroArch developers has several experimental modifications and [[PlayStation emulators#Enhancements|enhancements]] that aren't present in the standalone version, including a widescreen hack, CPU overclocking for smoother framerates, and increasing the internal resolution up to 8x. Increasing the resolution carries a heavy performance cost, however, since graphics are rendered in-software, an alternative core exists for hardware rendering. See [https://www.maketecheasier.com/retroarch-ps1-emulation/ this 2018 guide] for setting up Beetle HW in RetroArch. Needs high-end specifications to run at full speed for Android and iOS devices.

; [[XEBRA]]
: An emulator made in Japan that also has high compatibility though games that require subchannel data are not supported. It is heavily focused on [[Emulation accuracy|accuracy]] similarly to Mednafen. The UI is in English, but because it's not the developer's native language, some of the naming conventions may seem weird compared to other emulators (for example, the BIOS is referred to as OSROM). Luckily, there's a [https://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/9a4mwk/xebra_guide_ps1_emulator/ guide] that helps explain how each option works. Also supports some of the [[PlayStation emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|hardware features and peripherals]] which is not found in other recommended emulators.

; [[BizHawk]]
: Uses two cores ported from [[Mednafen]] for PlayStation emulation: "Octoshock" core (by zeromus) and "[https://github.com/TASEmulators/BizHawk/pull/3093 Nymashock]" core (by CasualPokePlayer). [https://www.speedrun.com/twl/thread/nl2de BizHawk emulator is accepted by Speedrun community] and actually more preferred compared to other recommended emulators because: it's more suitable for catching those who try and pass off RTA runs as TASes. The "Nymashock" core is more preferred between the two, with public talks about removing the "Octoshock" core. Further that [https://www.speedrun.com/ctr/forums/sqeu6 only Mednafen and BizHawk accepted for certain games like CTR].

; [[ScePSX]]
: Core code based on [[ProjectPSX]].

; [[No$|NO$PSX]]
: Has two versions, but standard users will want to use the cut-down gaming version. Made in the same style as NO$GBA, where it handles the PocketStation, it offers decent compatibility with very low-spec requirements – the programmer's philosophy is to deliver a working application out of the box.

; PCSX
: PCSX was an early PlayStation emulator which was one of the first open-source ones to use the PSEmu Pro plugin specification. It was abandoned after its developers created [[PCSX2]] (which initially shared a very similar design) and shifted their focus to that.

:; [[PCSX-Reloaded]]
:: An open-source, plugin-based emulator based on PCSX-df, itself based on PCSX. It is no longer recommended, as DuckStation has all the same benefits as PCSX-R without needing to use forks or old plugins.
::; PCSX-ReARMed
::: An ARM fork whose biggest draw is its NEON software renderer, which is both fast and accurate and can render at higher resolutions without resorting to HLE plugins. It was given the seal of approval by Sony after being used in the official PlayStation Classic emulation box.<ref>{{YouTubeVideoTime|FQWzpnoiLbI|103|MVG: The Sony PlayStation Classic - One Week Later}}</ref>

:; [[PCSX-Redux]]
:: Latest iteration of PCSX, but dropped the plugin system to create a single monolithic codebase that handles all aspects of PlayStation emulation. Heavily focused on development, debuggability, and reverse engineering, but still perfectly usable to run PlayStation 1 titles. PCSX-Redux also supports [https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux/tree/main/src/mips/openbios OpenBIOS] - a free, truly open source bios replacement for the PS1, which works on the real hardware and emulators.

; [[MAME]]
: By nature of supporting arcade systems similar to the PlayStation, MAME's "Sony PlayStation" driver (<code>psj</code>) is considered "preliminary", but it works; it can boot to the BIOS and launch games but expect bugs, especially between hardware revisions. The MAME project as a whole remains active, but there's little incentive for any of its developers to work on the PS1 driver. However, recent years have seen some significant improvements to PlayStation-based arcade hardware, which may carry over to playing some console games.

; [[ePSXe]]
: Despite having widespread name recognition, it is unfortunately not an emulator we recommend using on PC anymore. The [[source code]] is closed, meaning development is beholden to the original developers. Updates have brought it on par with PCSX-R, but that isn't enough. They are also selling a paid Android port.

; [[PSX (emulator)|pSXfin]]
: [http://psx.silvanthalas.com/psx.html A simpler emulator with a lot of compatibility issues.] Development has been halted, and it remains closed-source. It's really only useful for very old toasters.

; [[Avocado]]
: Was slated to become an open-source, full-system emulator like DuckStation, with the caveat being that it could load games without a BIOS. That never panned out, as development has largely stopped.

==== Backwards-compatible emulators ====

; [[PCSX2]]
: This emulator supports PlayStation 2 backwards compatibility [[PlayStation 2 emulators#Hardware features and accessories|hardware feature]]. However, one thing to note is that backward compatibility in the original PlayStation 2 hardware didn't cover all the games in the PlayStation 1 library, and naturally these limitations carry forward to PCSX2's emulation, on top of that PCSX2's backwards compatibility emulation still not perfect at the moment.

: See [[PlayStation 2 emulators#Hardware features and accessories|PlayStation 2 emulators hardware features and peripherals section]] for more information.

; [[RPCS3]]
: This emulator supports PlayStation 3 backwards compatibility [[PlayStation 3 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|hardware feature]]. However there is no [[PocketStation emulators|PocketStation]] communication and [[Official emulators#PlayStation|ps1_emu]] support at the moment, only ps1_netemu is supported. [https://twitter.com/rpcs3/status/1125179092507201537?lang=en Tweet from 6 May 2019]: "RPCS3 supports Sony's PS1_netemu as of today. PS2emu is not yet supported. Both these emulators are present in the PS3 Firmware for backwards compatibility." [[Official emulators#PlayStation 2|ps2_emu]] used for PlayStation 2 emulation, [[Official emulators#PlayStation|ps1_emu]] used for disc-based PlayStation games and [https://github.com/RPCS3/rpcs3/issues/14632 ps1_netemu for PlayStation Classics from PSN].

: See [[PlayStation 3 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|PlayStation 3 emulators hardware features and peripherals section]] for more information.

==== Consoles ====

* POPS (short for PlayStation On PSP System) is Sony's official PS1 emulator for their PlayStation Store releases. It utilizes [[PSP Eboots|EBOOTs]], a form of binary file for PSP, instead of BIN/CUE disc dumps, which can be made using a converter if desired. Compatibility is very high due to similar hardware design; although the GPU is emulated, the CPU is close to the PS1 and would naturally speed up performance on its own. It includes support for multi-disc games (within the one EBOOT). Only the native PS1 resolution is supported, with games being stretched to fit the screen as the user wishes.
* The PlayStation 3 has a built-in software emulator with very high compatibility, which is used for PS1 releases on the PlayStation Store and for handling PlayStation CD-ROM discs.
* ''Console Archives'' is a spin-off from the ''Arcade Archives'' branch made by Hamster, of which includes PS1 and NES games. The PS1 emulator used in those re-releases is built after the Capcom ZN-2 emulator used on ''Tetris: The Grand Master'' for the PlayStation 4 and Switch. The accuracy is fairly high when compared to the emulator used in Sony's PlayStation Plus Classics for PS4 and PlayStation 5.
* PCSX-ReARMed is only available on consoles as a libretro core (e.g., RetroArch). It can run on various handheld consoles with fairly strong specs, like the PlayStation Vita, the Nintendo 3DS, and the Nintendo Switch. This emulator in the libretro build initially used the P.E.Op.S. graphics plugin (reasonably accurate, but slow) from the mid-2010s to 2019; now it uses a port of PCSX4ALL's Unai renderer, which is less accurate, but much faster (e.g., 10-20 FPS faster). The CHD compression format, which shrinks disc images into more manageable sizes, is enabled on this emulator on the 3DS. These images will load and run much faster than '.bin/.cue' files - greatly reducing framerate dips, i.e., in FMVs & loading zones.
* PS2PSXe is an unofficial PS1 emulator for the PS2. However, compatibility is very low. Double disc swapping (using the same method as a real PS1) is required for PS2s with model numbers SCPH-100xx - SCPH-390xx.
* WiiSX is a port of PCSX to the Wii. Compatibility is fairly low due to the weak power of the Wii and the differing hardware designs that make PowerPC requirements a little stronger. It's generally not worth using since it doesn't get updated.

== Enhancements ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Please only include recommended emulators in this table. Do not bump or spam GitHub threads, issues, or feature request pages.
! colspan="2" style="width:50%" |Name
!DuckStation
!Mednafen
|-
| rowspan="3" |Controls
|{{Enhancements/Controls/Input lag mitigating}}||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Controls/Mouse injector}}||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/garungorp/MouseInjectorDolphinDuck}}||{{~|link=https://github.com/garungorp/MouseInjectorDolphinDuck}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Controls/Turbo button}}||{{Ya|link=https://docs.retroachievements.org/general/tutorials/turbo-button.html#duckstation-pcsx2}}||{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="11" |Graphics
|[[PlayStation emulators#Parallel.2FPrecision Geometry Transform Pipeline|Parallel/Precision Geometry Transform Pipeline]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/Pre-rendering anti-aliasing}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/Ray tracing}}
| colspan="2" |Implementing ray tracing in an emulator is unfortunately quite challenging and unlikely to be feasible in the near future.
However you can try "[[Shaders and filters#Notable ReShade shaders|Screen-Space Ray Traced Global Illumination]]" shader using ReShade. See {{YouTubeVideo|tyOkw2efQPM|here}} and [https://reshade.me/forum/general-discussion/5442-release-misc-emulators-with-depth-buffer-access here]
|-
|[[Resolution|Resizable internal resolution]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note">Standalone [[mednafen]] do not support these features while Beetle libretro core does. Keep in mind that graphics enhancements exclusive to Beetle '''HW''' core.</ref>
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/RTX Remix}}
| colspan="2" |Implementing RTX Remix technology in an emulator is unfortunately quite challenging and unlikely to be feasible in the near future.
Besides, DuckStation already supports most of RTX Remix features such as texture replacement and post-processing effects etc.

On top of that you can use ReShade for post-processing and [https://github.com/scurest/duckstation-3D-Screenshot/releases/tag/latest-3d-screenshot unofficial fork] for taking 3d screenshots.
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/Scaled dithering}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/Texture filtering|Textures on the PlayStation are typically displayed with "blocky" edges due to lack of texture filtering.}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Texture Packs#PlayStation|Texture replacement]]||{{Ya}}<ref name="Texture" group="note">Both DuckStation and [https://docs.libretro.com/library/beetle_psx_hw/#texture-replacements-vulkan-only beetle-psx-'''hw'''-libretro (mednafen_psx_'''hw'''_libretro)] support this feature but still experimental and incompatible with each others implementation. Stenzek closed [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/pull/2224#issuecomment-2044226041 "texture-replacement" pull request] on Apr 9, 2024. In July 2024, Stenzek decided to make another attempt and created a [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/pull/3244 new pull request] for implementing texture-replacement enhancement to DuckStation emulator. Note that the texture replacement system is not going to be compatible with all games.</ref>||{{~}}<ref name="Texture" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/True color debanding}}
|{{Na}} Color debanding was [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/pull/3089 added] on January 19, 2024, then [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/7f4e5d55dbdef5a50e0aa4994f667fb03d854928#diff-369cdc9e84b7d797d091cb50d47982fc74e2b6d84c5f1b0cbfe31f4b91cddbdf removed] when Duckstation was re-licenced to CC-BY-ND 4.0 on September 1, 2024.||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/True color rendering|In practice, {{YouTubeVideoTime|bi-Wzl6BwRM|246|PlayStation games stored color in 15 bits. 24-bit color mode was mostly used for still images}}}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Widescreen hacks#PlayStation|Widescreen hack]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
| rowspan="5" |Performance
|{{Enhancements/Performance/Frame generation technologies}}
| colspan="2" |Implementing frame generation technology in an emulator is unfortunately quite challenging and unlikely to be feasible in the near future, however post-processing techniques such as [[wikipedia:Motion_interpolation|motion interpolation]] is quite possible. [[Input lag|Input latency]] will be a crucial factor, but its impact likely varies depending on the specific technique employed, it's recommended to use '''after applying the "Internal Framerate Hack" and "skip presenting duplicate frames option"'''.
While '''AFMF''' or '''{{YouTubeVideo|kk87YSVDAc8|LSFG}}''' could be used with DuckStation or Mednafen, please be aware that some visual glitches and artifacts may occur at this time.
|-
|[[30/60 FPS cheat codes#PlayStation|Internal frame rate hack]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|[[Overclocking#PlayStation|Overclock]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Performance/Preload optical disc image to RAM}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/mednafen.html#cd.image_memcache}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Performance/Rendering latency reduction technologies}}
| colspan="2" |While most emulators offer frame pacing or framebuffer latency control options, implementing rendering latency reduction technologies isn't currently feasible. This is '''likely''' doesn't offer enough benefit to justify the development effort.
|-
| rowspan="8" |Post-processing
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/AI-powered filter}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Down-sampling}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Filters}}||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Deinterlacing]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="RALibretro" group="note">Only available on libretro cores. [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/retroachievements/#sony RetroAchievement support on Libretro PSX cores].</ref>
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Inverse tone mapping}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Post-rendering anti-aliasing}}
|{{Ya}} Thanks to reshade .fx implementation it's possible to use post-rendering AA such as FXAA.||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Post-rendering scaling}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/#Global+Settings+Reference}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Shader_chain}}||{{Ya}} Has glsl and [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/8a40c7bf944b3a4209d90134a379c9d1f0cc7e20 built-in ReShade .fx] shader chain support.||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
| rowspan="18" |Quality of life
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Automatic emulated controller connect/disconnect}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Automatic region-switching||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Automatic updater||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="RALibretro" group="note" />
|-
|[[Frontends#Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs)|Big Picture Mode]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|Built-in [[Cheats and patches|cheat manager]]||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Built-in custom resolution}}
| colspan="2" |Exclusive to [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/crtswitchres/ libretro cores] and [[GroovyMAME]] at the moment.
Also there is a [https://github.com/psakhis/Groovy_MiSTer project] for achieving software emulators like libretro cores and GroovyMAME send the raw RGB data over a network to a core running on MiSTer, it basically turns the MiSTer into a GPU for the emulator allowing for easy setup and use with CRT TVs/Arcade monitors.
|-
|[[Save converters|Built-in memory card manager]]||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Built-in [[Mods, hacks and fan-translations#Built-in mod editor and manager for emulators|mod editor and manager]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Built-in [[Cheats and patches|patch manager]]||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Command-line options||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Index/Compatibility databases}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/On-screen display}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Pause/Resume emulation||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Per-game profiles||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Portable and stealth}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/SDL backend support}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Save disk space for ISOs#PlayStation 1|Streamable compression format]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|[[wikipedia:Variable_refresh_rate|Variable refresh rate]]||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/a1d7d214cfb7491b8ba54081b5c40825055f4bc7}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
| rowspan="6" |[https://tasvideos.org/Emulatorresources/Features TAS features]
|Fast forward/Turbo speed||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/TAS features/Frame step}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[wikipedia:Macro_(computer_science)|Macros/Scripts]]/[https://tasvideos.org/LuaScripting Lua]||{{Ya}}||{{Na}}
|-
|[https://tasvideos.org/Movies Movie recording/playback]||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Rewind||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Save states||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="9" |Misc.
|[[wikipedia:Category:Debugging|Debug features]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="mednafenstandalone" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./File browser}}||{{Ya}}||{{Na}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Free Look}}
| colspan="2" |[[PlayStation emulators#Emulation issues|PlayStation did not have hardware support for a Z-buffer or floating-point operations]]. [https://www.quora.com/Playstation-1-does-not-have-z-buffer-and-floating-points-yet-how-could-it-play-3D-games However, the system used various techniques to giving the appearance of depth].
You can use cheat menu for {{YouTubeVideo|Nis-qVSSzEw|certain games}} to use Free Look.<ref>[https://old.reddit.com/r/RetroArch/comments/q4is0t/is_there_a_free_camera_cheat_for_n64_andor_ps1/ Reddit Thread: Is there a free camera cheat for N64 and/or PS1?]</ref>

Also you can use dedicated tools like [https://github.com/FranklyGD/Spyro-Scope Spyro Scope] or [https://github.com/scurest/duckstation-3D-Screenshot/wiki/Instructions DuckStation 3D Screenshot build].
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./FreeSurround}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Netplay|Sony consoles|Shouldn't be confused with PlayStation Link, see [[PlayStation emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|Hardware features and peripherals]] for more information.}}
|{{~}} There is a [https://github.com/HeatXD/duckstation-netplay/releases Duckstation fork for GGPO implementation] and also [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/pull/3000 Pull request for rollback netplay implementation].||{{~}}<ref name="mednafenstandalone" group="note">Libretro version do not support netplay while standalone [[mednafen]] version does. Also standalone version has more advanced debugging features.</ref>
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./PSF player}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[RetroAchievements]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="RALibretro" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Rich Presence}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Screen translator}}
| colspan="2" |You can use [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/ai-service/ RetroArch's AI Service] or the standalone offline [https://github.com/bquenin/interpreter bquenin's Interpreter].
|}

=== Parallel/Precision Geometry Transform Pipeline ===
PGXP (Parallel/Precision Geometry Transform Pipeline) is an enhancement for PlayStation emulation that produces high precision fully 3D geometry data that was not available on the original console hardware.

Features

* High Precision Vertex Data (more stable geometry)
* Reduced Triangle Culling (more detailed models)
* Perspective Correct Texture Mapping (reduced texture distortion)

First, it introduces subpixel precision to eliminate the wobbling polygon issues. Second, it adds perspective correct texturing to stop the ‘texture warping/dancing' issues.

* For mednafen, [[PGXP]] only available to libretro's "beetle-psx-'''hw'''-libretro" (mednafen_psx_'''hw'''_libretro) core but comes with significant [https://docs.libretro.com/library/beetle_psx_hw/#compatibility issues].
* Recommended to use DuckStation for [[PGXP]]; otherwise use the [https://mednafen.github.io/releases/ mednafen standalone] or [https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ Beetle '''SW''' (mednafen_psx_libretro)].
* For PCSX-Reloaded, PGXP [http://ngemu.com/threads/pcsxr-pgxp.186369/ only available with PGXP build].

== Hardware features and peripherals ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Please only include recommended emulators in this table. Do not bump or spam GitHub threads, issues, or feature request pages.
! colspan="4" style="width:50%" |Name
!DuckStation
!Mednafen
!XEBRA
|-
| rowspan="2" |Hardware features
| colspan="3" |[[Disc Drive emulation|CD player]]||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[System BIOS emulation|System BIOS]]||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="36" |Peripherals
| colspan="3" |[https://psxdatacenter.com/games/J/Z/SLPS-00424.html Bandai Robot Model Kits]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| rowspan="25" |Controllers
| colspan="2" |Analog Joystick||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Cockpit Wheel||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |''Dance Dance Revolution'' dance mat||{{Na}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |''Densha de Go!'' controller||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/e4a358cacb1295b3f63fbcd83d32b1ae49989179}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Dual Analog Controller / DualShock||{{Ya}} When using a controller with an LED, it can also be used to emulate the Analog LED.||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="4" |Fishing controller<ref group="note">Different fishing rods [https://problemkaputt.de/psxspx-controllers-fishing-controllers.htm have different fishing game compatibility].</ref>
|Agetec fishing rod (SLUS-00063)||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|ASCII fishing rod (SLPH-00100 + PS2 version with new mode switch)||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Bandai fishing rod (BANC-0001)||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Hori fishing rod (HPS-97/HPS-98)||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[wikipedia:Jogcon|Jogcon]]||{{Ya}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_light-gun_games#PlayStation Light gun]
|[[wikipedia:GunCon#PS_games|GunCon]]<ref group="note">Namco's light gun; NPC-103.</ref>
|{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/blob/master/src/core/guncon.cpp}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/psx.html#Settings+Reference}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[wikipedia:Konami_Justifier#PlayStation|Konami Justifier]]||{{Ya}} You can use nixxou's [https://github.com/nixxou/duckstation?tab=readme-ov-file#duckstation---lightgun-edition DuckStation LightGun Edition] fork.||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[List of games with keyboard and mouse support#PlayStation|Mouse]]||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/blob/master/src/core/playstation_mouse.cpp}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/psx.html#Settings+Reference}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="8" |Musical game controller
|''Beatmania'' controller<ref group="note">2 different versions: SLEH-00021/ASCII Beatmania Junk and Konami Beatmania IIDX</ref>
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://www.playstationgeneration.it/2014/10/playstation-v-pick-scph-4010.html Guitar V-Pick]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|''Guitar Freak'' controller||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://psxdatacenter.com/games/J/T/SLPM-86585.html ''Maestro Music'' baton]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://psxdatacenter.com/games/J/M/SLPM-87146.html ''Martial Beat'' controller]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|''Paca Paca Passion'' Rhythm Pad||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[wikipedia:Pop'n_Music#Gameplay|''Pop'n Music'' controller]]||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/e4a358cacb1295b3f63fbcd83d32b1ae49989179}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Tambourine controller<ref group="note">2 different versions: Sammy Shakkato Tambourine and Sega/ASCII Minimoni Shakatto Tambourine</ref>
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[wikipedia:Namco_Arcade_Stick|Namco arcade stick]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[wikipedia:NeGcon#Supported_games|NeGcon]]<ref group="note">Namco's unconventional twisty racing-game-oriented gamepad; NPC-101.</ref>
|{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/blob/master/src/core/negcon.cpp}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/psx.html#Settings+Reference}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Wai Wai Jansou||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Wai Wai Trump||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[PlayStation emulators#PlayStation Link|Link Cable]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |Multitap
| colspan="2" |Controllers||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/blob/master/src/core/multitap.cpp}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/psx.html#Section_multitap}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Memory cards||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |Online
| colspan="2" |[[Early online services#i-mode|i-mode adapter]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Modem<ref group="note">The Online Connection CD is known to have been developed by Lightspan and Sony. Used in the Lightspan educational programs, the disc, in combo with PS1, would have offered low-income families who could not afford PCs the chance to have online functionality in the home. In the most basic uses, this would include accessing their school's Lightspan.com page for homework assignments and other data. It was trialed in 4 US schools for learning support and came bundled with a special modem with a 25-pin serial port. See testing {{YouTubeVideo|_7jxJF3S1D8|here}}.</ref>
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[wikipedia:PocketStation#Compatible_PlayStation_games|PocketStation]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Ya}} Possible with [[PK201]]. [[XEBRA]] is the first PlayStation emulator to include compatibility with PocketStation. See [[XEBRA#Emulating PocketStation]] or [[PK201#Usage]].
|-
| rowspan="4" |Unlicensed (Parallel port)
| colspan="2" |Datel Memory Drive||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[wikipedia:DexDrive|DexDrive]]||{{~}} There is no emulation for DexDrive but these emulators have [[#Enhancements|built-in memory card manager]] anyway.||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |GameShark||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Xplorer/Xploder cartridge||{{Ya}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="5" |Misc.
| colspan="3" |[[Development kits]]||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[https://consolemods.org/wiki/PS1:Audio_Information Dolby Surround]||{{Na}} Internal software upmixing is not implemented due to latency and quality concerns (per lead dev Stenzek). The encoded Dolby signal can still be decoded via external hardware/DSP.||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |Power light||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[List of games that support Pressure-Sensitive Face Buttons#PlayStation Emulation|Pressure-sensitive inputs]]||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |Switch between "Fat" PS1 "old" GPU, PS1 "new" GPU, and PS One GPU<ref group="note">[https://www.neperos.com/article/q0dlb7e5f7f92b0b There] are [https://problemkaputt.de/psxspx-gpu-versions.htm different revisions] of "fat" PS1 CPUs, the former being the rarer earlier 160-pin GPU with VRAM and the latter being the more common 208-pin GPU with SGRAM. Even though the former GPU {{YouTubeVideo|PQrRSNL_YJw|suffers from banding issues}} and sometimes lagging (e.g. during FF VIII summons), in some rare instances it's the preferable choice, e.g. in Jet Moto 3 with a [https://imgur.com/xERWsAW FMV glitch only present with the newer GPU]. Also see {{YouTubeVideo|IEJd69tYzn8|this}}. This is why there're 2 different PS1 debugging kits, Blue and Green, they're for these different graphic chips. The PS One GPU (also used by Namco System 10 arcade games) is yet another revision, and on a chipset considerably faster at the same clock speed.</ref>
|{{~}} DuckStation supports "Fat" PS1 SCPH-1002, SCPG-5502 GPUs, but it's unknown whether it supports PS One GPU or not. Please edit accordingly if you know about its support or lack thereof.||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|}

=== [[wikipedia:PlayStation_Link_Cable|PlayStation Link]] ===

: [[wikipedia:PlayStation_Link_Cable#List_of_games_compatible_with_the_PlayStation_Link_Cable|List of games compatible with the PlayStation Link Cable]]

The PlayStation Link Cable (SCPH-1040) is a peripheral cable for the PlayStation console. Utilizing the serial I/O port found on the back of most PlayStation models, it allows for two consoles to be connected in order to play compatible multiplayer games on separate consoles.

=== ''Densha De Go!'' controller ===
Also available for the [[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]], ''Densha De Go!'' is a Japan-only train simulator released by [[wikipedia:Taito|Taito]] that is compatible with an optional special controller.<ref name="Youtube">,{{YouTubeVideo|xuxf5QhdWIo|Densha de Go! gameplay with controller - Playstation PS1}}</ref> No emulator is known to support it.

=== Datel Memory Drive ===
Datel Memory Drive is a rare floppy disk drive which plugged into the PS1 memory card slot and let owners store game saves on cheap and plentiful 3.5-inch floppy disks without fear of running out of space on their memory cards.

=== Bandai Robot Model Kits ===
A series of customizable [[toys-to-life]] robot figurines built of plastic pieces that came with ''ZXE-D: Legend of Plasmatlite''. Players could build a real-world model of the robot they wanted to use with the included plastic pieces in the game set. A special interface that plugged into the PS1's twin memory card slots recognized the different body parts and represented your robot model on the screen. See {{YouTubeVideo|rBM1NX3tZ9Q|an unboxing video}}. It may sound similar to, and a precursor to Skylanders, Disney Infinity, or Nintendo's [[Amiibo]] toys, but this Japanese original preceded those modern brands by at least 15 years while still allowing far more creative flexibility. No emulator currently supports the feature.

== [https://www.system16.com/base.php#1 Arcade hardware variants] ==
There were numerous PlayStation-based arcade systems. Most PlayStation-based arcade games extended the system in different ways. They often had more RAM, ran at higher clock speeds, had additional sound hardware, added additional I/O, and/or used ROM or Flash media rather than CDs. The Konami Twinkle games have a separate DVD player controlled via a serial link to provide background video/audio.<ref>[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/137ic8b/why_ps1_emulation_ignores_ps1based_arcades/jiuptk5/ "cuavas" comment about arcade variants].</ref>

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=540 Namco System 10], [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=533 Namco System 11] and [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=535 Namco System 12] ===
Namco System 11/12 is an arcade system based on Sony Playstation hardware, with surface-mounted ROM chips as storage rather than CD-ROM.

[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, and [[ZiNc]] provides support for this variation. On official emulation grounds, Hamster's ''Arcade Archives'' supported Namco System 11 emulation starting with ''Tekken'' in June 2026.
[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/12zx5xw/mame_0254/ The first batch of Namco System 10 games have been emulated with 0.254 version.]
[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/164s992/mame_0258/ Two quiz games (Derby Quiz My Dream Horse, and Kaiun Quiz) running on Namco's System 12 are now working with 0.258 version.]

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=796 Capcom ZN-1] and [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=797 Capcom ZN-2] ===
Capcom ZN-1/2 is an arcade system based on Sony Playstation hardware, with ROM chips as storage rather than CD-ROM and an extra Capcom QSound chip for audio.

[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, and [[ZiNc]] provides support for this variation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=827 Konami Twinkle] ===
Konami Twinkle is an arcade system based on the Sony PlayStation hardware. It was designed for the Beatmania IIDX series games. It has an HDD for storing audio and a DVD player for full-motion video.

[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, supports this variation, but the full-motion video won't be shown in the game because the DVD video decoder is yet to be emulated. However, A [https://github.com/987123879113/mame/tree/bemani fork] of MAME reads mpg videos as background animations from <code>iidx_videos</code> folder under the root folder of MAME (like how [[LaserDisc]] game emulators work), which would solve the issue of lacking full-motion video at the sacrifice of orthodox emulation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=582 Konami System 573] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://system16.com/hardware.php?id=822 Konami Bemani System 573 Analog] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://system16.com/hardware.php?id=823 Konami Bemani System 573 Digital] ===

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=577 Konami GV & Baby Phoenix] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=576 Konami GQ] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=672 Taito G-NET] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=669 Taito FX-1A] and [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=670 Taito FX-1B] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, and [[ZiNc]] provides support for these variations.
[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/137ic8b/why_ps1_emulation_ignores_ps1based_arcades/jj2kiik/ MAME Developer "cuavas" comment about ZiNc emulator]: "No-one should be using ZiNc any more. MAME now does everything ZiNc did better, and supports more games."

; MAME {{MAMEVer}} compatibility status for all these variations

* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=zn.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Sony ZN-1/2]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=konamigq.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Konami GQ]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_biosof=konamigv&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Konami GV & Baby Phoenix]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=ksys573.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Konami System 573]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=twinkle.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Konami Twinkle]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=namcos10.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Namco System 10]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=namcos11.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Namco System 11]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=namcos12.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Namco System 12]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_biosof=coh1000t&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Taito FX-1A and Taito FX-1B]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=taitogn.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Taito G-Net]

=== Support ===
{| {{Basic table}}
! style="width:50%" |Name
!MAME
!DuckStation
!Mednafen
|-
|Konami Bemani Twinkle||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Konami GQ||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Konami GV/Baby Phoenix||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Konami System 573, Konami Bemani System 573 Analog/Digital, Konami Bemani Karaoke||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Namco System 11||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Namco System 12||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Namco System 10||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Sony ZN-1||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Sony ZN-2||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Taito FX-1A||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Taito FX-1B||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Taito G-Net||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|}

=== Game-specific features ===
{| {{Basic table}}
! style="width:50%" |Name
!MAME
!DuckStation
!Mednafen
|-
|Capcom QSound||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Fishing controller||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Karaoke||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Lamps and LED lights||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Light gun||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Link cable||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Magnetic card reader/writer||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Memory card slot||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Satellite terminal||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Trackball||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|
|
|
|
|}

== Immersion features ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Only mention supported emulators (or related projects) in the description columns. These features are so niche that most developers won't bother implementing them – though miracles do occasionally happen.
! colspan="2" style="width:50%" |Name
!Description
|-
| rowspan="1" |Hardware capability
|[https://newqualitipedia.telepedia.net/wiki/Disc_scratch Disc scratch] [https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/y1jdda/possibility_of_disc_scratch_emulation/ Similarly to cartridge tilting on cartridge-based systems, people intentionally scratch their discs to make a particular glitch work more reliably.]
|No emulator currently includes built-in disc scratch simulation, as it would require [[High and low-level emulation|low-level emulation]] of optical drive error correction, which is not implemented. As a workaround, you can try the external [https://github.com/redscientistlabs/RTCV Real-Time Corruptor (RTCV)] tool. It is a real-time memory/data corruption tool for inducing glitches during emulation, which might mimic some effects of a scratched disc (e.g., visual/audio artifacts or crashes). However, it is not a true "disc scratch" simulator, as it works on live memory rather than simulating physical disc read errors.
|-
| rowspan="2" |Sound
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Ambient sounds simulation}}
|No emulator currently includes built-in ambient sound simulation. But there is a project called "Variable CRT Noise" for simulating CRT noise. This project aims accurately imitating the 'high pitch' sound produced by CRTs which changes according to imagery on monitor. Ideal for playing classic games on PC along with CRT shaders for the complete retro effect.
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Audio filters and presets}}
|Exclusive to [https://github.com/RetroCrisis/Retro-Crisis-Audio-Filters libretro cores] at the moment.
|-
| rowspan="1" |Virtual Reality
|[[Virtual reality#VR game room simulations|EmuVR support]]
|Exclusive to [https://www.emuvr.net/wiki/Installation_Guide#Downloads libretro cores] at the moment.
|}

== See also ==

* [[Controllers#DualShock.2FDual Analog Controller.2FPlayStation Controller|DualShock/Dual Analog Controller and PlayStation Controller]]

== Notes ==
{{Notelist|group=note}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==

* [http://ns348841.ip-91-121-109.eu/psxdata/sitenews.html PlayStation DataCenter] - Tons of PS1-related things. Emulator files like plugins, game manuals, game configurations, and many tutorials are just some of the things you'll find here.
* [https://archive.org/details/psx_redump_usa_20141221 ReDump PS1] USA set.
* [http://www.racketboy.com/journal/ps1-strength-and-weaknesses-vs-n64-sega-saturn PS1 Strengths and Weaknesses vs. N64 and Sega Saturn] (Journal feature at www.Racketboy.com. October 17th, 2017.)
* [https://segaretro.org/Sega_Saturn/Hardware_comparison#Graphics_comparison_table Graphics comparison table] (for Saturn as opposed to PS1, N64, Sega Model 2 arcade hardware and 1995-era PC)

{{Sony}}

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PlayStation emulators

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{{Infobox computing device/PlayStation}}
{{for|the hybrid console|PSX}}
{{for|the emulator|PSX (emulator)}}
{{for|emulators that run on the PlayStation|Emulators on PlayStation}}

The '''[[wikipedia:PlayStation (console)|PlayStation]]''' (also referred to by the shorthand '''PS1''', and by the '''PSX''' codename) is a fifth-generation console released by [[wikipedia:Sony Computer Entertainment|Sony Computer Entertainment]] on December 3, 1994, in Japan and September 9, 1995, in the US, and retailed for {{Inflation|USD|299.99|1995}}. It had an R3000 CPU at 33.8688 MHz with 2 MBs of RAM and 1 MB of VRAM. It used a proprietary MDEC video compression unit integrated into the CPU, allowing for playback of full-motion video at a higher quality than other consoles of its generation. It had better stereo sound than that of other stereos at that time.

The PlayStation was particularly attractive to developers because of the relative ease of programming and the low cost of CD-based media. Sony also had a more inclusive policy towards third-party developers, resulting in more third-party games than the Nintendo 64. A PlayStation CD had a maximum capacity of 600MB, while the N64's was limited to 64MB.

PlayStation emulation has been available since the [[History of emulation#PlayStation|late 1990s]], and was generally better than the comparable Nintendo 64 offerings despite the use of a plugin system. The plugins and emulators were often closed-source, rarely updated, and of questionable accuracy, but new offerings emerging starting in the mid-2010s offer high accuracy, many enhancements over the original hardware, or both.

== Comparison ==
{{Emulator comparison introduction|[[PlayStation emulators#Enhancements|enhancements]], [[PlayStation emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|hardware features & peripherals]], [[PlayStation emulators#Arcade hardware variants|arcade hardware variants]], and [[PlayStation emulators#Immersion features|immersion features]]}}

=== Standalone emulators ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Name
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
! colspan="7" |PC
|-
|[[DuckStation]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|LinuxARM|Macx86|MacARM|Pyra}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/releases/tag/preview Preview (nightly)]
[https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/releases/tag/latest Latest (stable)]

[https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/apps/177 0.0.1.02 Pyra]

[[Emulators on legacy Microsoft products#Windows 7|Older builds for obsolete hardware]]
|{{Red}} {{License|CCBYNCND}} 4.0 ({{License|SA}})
|{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|1199|8870}}
{{Emulator compatibility|1199|1209|link=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRE0jjiK_aldpICoy5kVQlpk2f81Vo6P4p9vfg4d7YoTOoDlH4PQHoXjTD2F7SdN8SSBLoEAItaIqQo/pubhtml}}

[https://github.com/unofficial-issue-tracker/duckstation/issues 113 issues (unofficial)]

'''Alternative maintained list'''

{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|1787|8870}}

{{Emulator compatibility|1787|1805|link=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lgRbHyN_ooTBnNT-baEMy2ngJqzhLB_36quYcfINHfg/edit?gid=0#gid=0}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Mednafen]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[{{MednafenURL|releases/}} {{MednafenVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://forum.fobby.net/index.php?t=msg&th=1114&start=0& ?]||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/ PCSX-ReARMed]<ref name="Libretro core" group="note">Only available as a libretro core.</ref>
[[PCSX-Reloaded|PCSX-R]]/[[PCSX-Reloaded|PGXP (Obsolete)]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|LinuxARM|macOSx86|Pyra}}||{{~}}<ref>[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/ PCSX-ReARMed fork is still active.]</ref>
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ PCSX-ReARMed]
[https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/apps/42 0.1 Pyra]

[http://ngemu.com/threads/pcsxr-pgxp.186369/ PGXP build (Obsolete)]

[http://www.emucr.com/2019/03/pcsx-reloaded-git-20190307.html PCSX-R SVN builds (Obsolete)]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/#compatibility ?]
[[Recommended PS1 plugins|(Plugin-dependent)]]
|{{~}}
If you have a potato/low-end tier setup or incompatibility issues with [[DuckStation]]/[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ SwanStation (unofficial libretro core)], [[mednafen]]/[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ Beetle/Beetle HW] (This is port of Mednafen PSX core to the libretro API.) or [[XEBRA]] try your luck with [https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ PCSX-ReARMed].
|-
|[[XEBRA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://drhell.web.fc2.com/ps1/xebra221106.zip 22/11/06]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://sourceforge.net/projects/hpsx64/ hpsx64]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://sourceforge.net/projects/hpsx64/files/Source/ {{hpsx64Ver}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[PCSX-Redux]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOSx86|macOSARM}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux#where {{PCSX-ReduxVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux/issues ?]||{{WIP-Box|link=https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux#what-works}}
|-
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectPSX ProjectPSX]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{~}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectPSX git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectPSX?tab=readme-ov-file#compatibility ?]||{{WIP-Box|link=https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectPSX?tab=readme-ov-file#quick-faq}}
|-
|[[psxe]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/allkern/psxe/releases {{psxeVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|?||{{WIP-Box|link=https://github.com/allkern/psxe?tab=readme-ov-file#progress}}
|-
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX ScePSX]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|LinuxARM|macOSx86|macOSARM}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX/releases {{ScePSXVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX/issues ?]||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[StarPSX]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOSARM}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/kaezrr/starpsx/releases {{StarPSXVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[Avocado]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/JaCzekanski/Avocado git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|262|8870}}
{{Emulator compatibility|262|374|link=https://avocado-db.czekanski.info/#/}}
|{{Na}}
|-
|[[Bleem!]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|W9x}}||{{Na}}
|1.6b||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[http://www.whipassgaming.com/genesisreviews/Bleemcast/bleemcastcompatibility.htm ?]||{{Na}}
|-
|[[ePSXe]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://www.epsxe.com/download.php {{EpsxeWinVer}} (Windows) {{EpsxeLinuxVer}} (Linux)] {{EpsxeMacVer}} (macOS)||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[https://www.ngemu.com/threads/compatibility-list-for-epsxe-1-6-0.49711/ ?]
[[Recommended PS1 plugins|(Plugin-dependent)]]
|{{Na}}
|-
|HopStation
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/howprice/hopstation git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[No$|NO$PSX]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Dunno}}
|[http://problemkaputt.de/psx.htm {{NO$PSXVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[https://www.psxdev.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3848 ?]||{{Na}}
|-
|[[PSX (emulator)|pSX]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Na}}
|[http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/psx/psx_em.html 1.13]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[https://psxemulator.proboards.com/board/4/game-compatibility ?]||{{Na}}
|-
|PSXACT
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://gitlab.com/psxact/psxact git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|PSXeven
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://dl.emulator-zone.com/download.php/emulators/psx/psxeven/PSXeven_v0.19.zip v0.19]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[Rustation]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{~|link=https://gitlab.com/flio/rustation-ng/-/commits/master}}
Rustation NG still active.
|[http://github.com/simias/rustation git]
[https://gitlab.com/flio/rustation-ng git (Rustation NG)]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|SSSPSX
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/psx/ssspsx.html 0.0.34]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[[Recommended PS1 plugins|Plugin-dependent]]
|{{Na}}
|-
! colspan="7" |Mobile
|-
|[[DuckStation]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://www.duckstation.org/android/ Beta]
[https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation#android git]

[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.stenzek.duckstation Play Store]
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
Android only.
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[ePSXe]]<ref name="Payware" group="note">Payware. It's recommended that you use the patched versions.</ref>
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.epsxe.ePSXe {{EpsxeAndroidVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[https://www.ngemu.com/threads/compatibility-list-for-epsxe-1-6-0.49711/ ?]
[[Recommended PS1 plugins|(Plugin-dependent)]]
|{{~}}
|-
|[[XEBRA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Na}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dokutajigokusai.xebra 25/08/25]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX ScePSX]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX/releases {{ScePSXVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|[https://github.com/unknowall/ScePSX/issues ?]||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[Avocado]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{~}}
|[https://github.com/JaCzekanski/Avocado git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[http://www.fpsece.net/faq.html FPse]<ref name="Payware" group="note" />
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emulator.fpse 13.0]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[http://www.fpsece.net/compatibility.html ?]
[[Recommended PS1 plugins|(Plugin-dependent)]]
|{{Na}}
|}

=== [[Multi-system emulators]] ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Name
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
! colspan="7" |PC
|-
|[[BizHawk]]
(Mednafen, MAME)
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://tasvideos.org/BizHawk/ReleaseHistory.html {{BizHawkVer}}]
[https://gitlab.com/TASVideos/BizHawk/-/pipelines Dev builds]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} {{License|GPL}}
|[[BizHawk#Supported systems|(Core-dependent)]]
|{{~}}
|-
|[[ares]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://nightly.link/ares-emulator/ares/workflows/build/master git Artifacts]
[https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/releases {{AresVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|ISC}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|{{Emulator compatibility|118|8870|link=https://ares-emu.net/compatibility/sony-playstation?status=-1}}||{{WIP-Box}}
|-
|[[MAME]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://www.mamedev.org/release.html {{MAMEVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} {{License|BSD3}}
|[http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mess.php?software_list_name=psx&compatibility= ?]||{{Na}}
|-
! colspan="7" |Mobile
|-
|[[Folium]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/folium/id6498623389 App Store ($)]
[https://folium.emuplace.app/downloads {{FoliumVer}}]

[https://github.com/emuplace/folium.emuplace.app/releases/latest Latest IPA]
|{{Dunno}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Manic EMU]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/manic-emu-game-emulator/id6743335790 {{ManicEMUVer}}]
[https://github.com/Manic-EMU/ManicEMU/releases git]
|{{Green}} {{License|AGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Provenance]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/provenance-app/id1596862805 {{ProvenanceVer}}]
[https://github.com/Provenance-Emu/Provenance/releases git]
|{{Dunno}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|}

=== [[Frontends#Project-specific frontends|Frontend cores]] ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!API
!Core(s)
!Active?
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
| rowspan="4" |[[File:Libretro.png|link=Libretro|100x100px]]
|[[Mednafen]]||{{Ya}}||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://forum.fobby.net/index.php?t=msg&th=1114&start=0& ?]||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/ PCSX-ReARMed]<ref name="Mobile only" group="note">Only available on mobile as a libretro core.</ref>||{{Ya}}||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/pcsx_rearmed/#compatibility ?]||{{~}}
|-
|[https://www.libretro.com/index.php/category/swanstation/ SwanStation]||{{~}}||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|[https://github.com/libretro/swanstation/issues ?]||{{~}}
|-
|[[MAME]]||{{Ya}}||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} {{License|BSD3}}
|[http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mess.php?software_list_name=psx&compatibility= ?]||{{WIP-Box}}
|}

=== [[:Category:Emulators by hardware|Emulators on other hardware]] ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Name
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
|[[Official emulators#Sony|Official Sony emulators]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|PS2|PSP|PS3|PSV|PS4|PS5}}||{{~}}
|r13 (PS2)
6.60 (PSP)

4.82 (PS3)

2.60 (PSVita)

[[Official emulators#Emulators on PS4|SYRUP (PS4/PS5)]]
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|'''PS3'''
{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|1354|8870}}

{{Emulator compatibility|1354|1367|link=https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/PS1_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List}}

'''PSP'''

{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|479|8870}}

{{Emulator compatibility|479|530|link=https://www.psdevwiki.com/psp/PS1_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List}}

'''PS4/PS5'''

{{Emulator compatibility (unofficial)|213|8870}}

{{Emulator compatibility|213|413|link=https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps4/PS1_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
|''Console Archives''
| align="left" |{{Icon|PS5|Switch2}}||{{Ya}}
|N/A||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|Only for selected titles||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[DuckStation]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|NX|XB1|SXS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://xbdev.store/download/15/ Build (Xbox)]
[https://github.com/basharast/DuckStation-UWP-ARM git (Xbox)]

[https://github.com/RSDuck/duckstation/releases/tag/prerelease-2 Prerelease 2 (Switch)]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|WiiSXRX
| align="left" |{{Icon|NGC|Wii|WiiU}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/niuus/WiiSXRX/releases git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Bleem!|Bleemcast]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|DC}}||{{Na}}
|?||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|[http://www.whipassgaming.com/genesisreviews/Bleemcast/bleemcastcompatibility.htm ?]||{{~}}
|}

=== Descriptions ===
{{for|accuracy tests comparison of these emulators|Emulation accuracy#Further reading}}
;[[DuckStation]]
:Quickly became a top contender on the basis that it has high compatibility and a built-in modern QT GUI. Its stated goal is to be "as [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] as possible while maintaining performance suitable for low-end devices." While PCSX-R has long dethroned ePSXe in features, DuckStation is the first to address all the shortcomings of plugin-based offerings thus far, as all of its features are available out-of-the-box, and no configuration is necessary to get games running outside of obtaining the original system firmware. Duckstation has lots of modern [[#Enhancements|enhancements]] built-in and supports some of the [[#Hardware_features_and_peripherals|hardware features, peripherals]]. An Android version is also available, although it doesn't have feature parity with the desktop builds.

:; SwanStation
:: A hard fork and open-source Libretro core implementation of DuckStation for RetroArch. It could be considered as separate emulator at this point, so there is no point in chasing after any kind of upstream and it is under development. Recommended to use standalone DuckStation but if you really want to use a libretro core for PlayStation 1 emulation it's a good option along with beetle PSX and PCSX-ReARMed libretro cores. Since standalone version is significantly more actively developed, some enhancements and hardware features haven't been implemented in this one. However, because it's a libretro core, you can still leverage some of the libretro enhancement features with this core specifically.

; [[Mednafen]]
: Is heavily focused on [[Emulation accuracy|accuracy]], and also it has very good compatibility. It's even been known to outperform Sony's official PlayStation emulator in some of the accuracy tests. However, there are a few hurdles to using it; it requires a specific BIOS for each region, and the program interfaces from a shell only; it has no GUI. You can still drag-and-drop CUE files into the executable to load games, and the program will log errors to a text file called <code>stdout</code> whenever a crash happens. External GUI launchers are available.
:; Beetle PSX
:: This fork by the RetroArch developers has several experimental modifications and [[PlayStation emulators#Enhancements|enhancements]] that aren't present in the standalone version, including a widescreen hack, CPU overclocking for smoother framerates, and increasing the internal resolution up to 8x. Increasing the resolution carries a heavy performance cost, however, since graphics are rendered in-software, an alternative core exists for hardware rendering. See [https://www.maketecheasier.com/retroarch-ps1-emulation/ this 2018 guide] for setting up Beetle HW in RetroArch. Needs high-end specifications to run at full speed for Android and iOS devices.

; [[XEBRA]]
: An emulator made in Japan that also has high compatibility though games that require subchannel data are not supported. It is heavily focused on [[Emulation accuracy|accuracy]] similarly to Mednafen. The UI is in English, but because it's not the developer's native language, some of the naming conventions may seem weird compared to other emulators (for example, the BIOS is referred to as OSROM). Luckily, there's a [https://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/9a4mwk/xebra_guide_ps1_emulator/ guide] that helps explain how each option works. Also supports some of the [[PlayStation emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|hardware features and peripherals]] which is not found in other recommended emulators.

; [[BizHawk]]
: Uses two cores ported from [[Mednafen]] for PlayStation emulation: "Octoshock" core (by zeromus) and "[https://github.com/TASEmulators/BizHawk/pull/3093 Nymashock]" core (by CasualPokePlayer). [https://www.speedrun.com/twl/thread/nl2de BizHawk emulator is accepted by Speedrun community] and actually more preferred compared to other recommended emulators because: it's more suitable for catching those who try and pass off RTA runs as TASes. The "Nymashock" core is more preferred between the two, with public talks about removing the "Octoshock" core. Further that [https://www.speedrun.com/ctr/forums/sqeu6 only Mednafen and BizHawk accepted for certain games like CTR].

; [[ScePSX]]
: Core code based on [[ProjectPSX]].

; [[No$|NO$PSX]]
: Has two versions, but standard users will want to use the cut-down gaming version. Made in the same style as NO$GBA, where it handles the PocketStation, it offers decent compatibility with very low-spec requirements – the programmer's philosophy is to deliver a working application out of the box.

; PCSX
: PCSX was an early PlayStation emulator which was one of the first open-source ones to use the PSEmu Pro plugin specification. It was abandoned after its developers created [[PCSX2]] (which initially shared a very similar design) and shifted their focus to that.

:; [[PCSX-Reloaded]]
:: An open-source, plugin-based emulator based on PCSX-df, itself based on PCSX. It is no longer recommended, as DuckStation has all the same benefits as PCSX-R without needing to use forks or old plugins.
::; PCSX-ReARMed
::: An ARM fork whose biggest draw is its NEON software renderer, which is both fast and accurate and can render at higher resolutions without resorting to HLE plugins. It was given the seal of approval by Sony after being used in the official PlayStation Classic emulation box.<ref>{{YouTubeVideoTime|FQWzpnoiLbI|103|MVG: The Sony PlayStation Classic - One Week Later}}</ref>

:; [[PCSX-Redux]]
:: Latest iteration of PCSX, but dropped the plugin system to create a single monolithic codebase that handles all aspects of PlayStation emulation. Heavily focused on development, debuggability, and reverse engineering, but still perfectly usable to run PlayStation 1 titles. PCSX-Redux also supports [https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux/tree/main/src/mips/openbios OpenBIOS] - a free, truly open source bios replacement for the PS1, which works on the real hardware and emulators.

; [[MAME]]
: By nature of supporting arcade systems similar to the PlayStation, MAME's "Sony PlayStation" driver (<code>psj</code>) is considered "preliminary", but it works; it can boot to the BIOS and launch games but expect bugs, especially between hardware revisions. The MAME project as a whole remains active, but there's little incentive for any of its developers to work on the PS1 driver. However, recent years have seen some significant improvements to PlayStation-based arcade hardware, which may carry over to playing some console games.

; [[ePSXe]]
: Despite having widespread name recognition, it is unfortunately not an emulator we recommend using on PC anymore. The [[source code]] is closed, meaning development is beholden to the original developers. Updates have brought it on par with PCSX-R, but that isn't enough. They are also selling a paid Android port.

; [[PSX (emulator)|pSXfin]]
: [http://psx.silvanthalas.com/psx.html A simpler emulator with a lot of compatibility issues.] Development has been halted, and it remains closed-source. It's really only useful for very old toasters.

; [[Avocado]]
: Was slated to become an open-source, full-system emulator like DuckStation, with the caveat being that it could load games without a BIOS. That never panned out, as development has largely stopped.

==== Backwards-compatible emulators ====

; [[PCSX2]]
: This emulator supports PlayStation 2 backwards compatibility [[PlayStation 2 emulators#Hardware features and accessories|hardware feature]]. However, one thing to note is that backward compatibility in the original PlayStation 2 hardware didn't cover all the games in the PlayStation 1 library, and naturally these limitations carry forward to PCSX2's emulation, on top of that PCSX2's backwards compatibility emulation still not perfect at the moment.

: See [[PlayStation 2 emulators#Hardware features and accessories|PlayStation 2 emulators hardware features and peripherals section]] for more information.

; [[RPCS3]]
: This emulator supports PlayStation 3 backwards compatibility [[PlayStation 3 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|hardware feature]]. However there is no [[PocketStation emulators|PocketStation]] communication and [[Official emulators#PlayStation|ps1_emu]] support at the moment, only ps1_netemu is supported. [https://twitter.com/rpcs3/status/1125179092507201537?lang=en Tweet from 6 May 2019]: "RPCS3 supports Sony's PS1_netemu as of today. PS2emu is not yet supported. Both these emulators are present in the PS3 Firmware for backwards compatibility." [[Official emulators#PlayStation 2|ps2_emu]] used for PlayStation 2 emulation, [[Official emulators#PlayStation|ps1_emu]] used for disc-based PlayStation games and [https://github.com/RPCS3/rpcs3/issues/14632 ps1_netemu for PlayStation Classics from PSN].

: See [[PlayStation 3 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|PlayStation 3 emulators hardware features and peripherals section]] for more information.

==== Consoles ====

* POPS (short for PlayStation On PSP System) is Sony's official PS1 emulator for their PlayStation Store releases. It utilizes [[PSP Eboots|EBOOTs]], a form of binary file for PSP, instead of BIN/CUE disc dumps, which can be made using a converter if desired. Compatibility is very high due to similar hardware design; although the GPU is emulated, the CPU is close to the PS1 and would naturally speed up performance on its own. It includes support for multi-disc games (within the one EBOOT). Only the native PS1 resolution is supported, with games being stretched to fit the screen as the user wishes.
* The PlayStation 3 has a built-in software emulator with very high compatibility, which is used for PS1 releases on the PlayStation Store and for handling PlayStation CD-ROM discs.
* ''Console Archives'' is a spin-off from the ''Arcade Archives'' branch made by Hamster, of which includes PS1 and NES games. The PS1 emulator used in those re-releases is built after the Capcom ZN-1 emulator used on ''Tetris: The Grand Master'' for the PlayStation 4 and Switch. The accuracy is fairly high when compared to the emulator used in Sony's PlayStation Plus Classics for PS4 and PlayStation 5.
* PCSX-ReARMed is only available on consoles as a libretro core (e.g., RetroArch). It can run on various handheld consoles with fairly strong specs, like the PlayStation Vita, the Nintendo 3DS, and the Nintendo Switch. This emulator in the libretro build initially used the P.E.Op.S. graphics plugin (reasonably accurate, but slow) from the mid-2010s to 2019; now it uses a port of PCSX4ALL's Unai renderer, which is less accurate, but much faster (e.g., 10-20 FPS faster). The CHD compression format, which shrinks disc images into more manageable sizes, is enabled on this emulator on the 3DS. These images will load and run much faster than '.bin/.cue' files - greatly reducing framerate dips, i.e., in FMVs & loading zones.
* PS2PSXe is an unofficial PS1 emulator for the PS2. However, compatibility is very low. Double disc swapping (using the same method as a real PS1) is required for PS2s with model numbers SCPH-100xx - SCPH-390xx.
* WiiSX is a port of PCSX to the Wii. Compatibility is fairly low due to the weak power of the Wii and the differing hardware designs that make PowerPC requirements a little stronger. It's generally not worth using since it doesn't get updated.

== Enhancements ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Please only include recommended emulators in this table. Do not bump or spam GitHub threads, issues, or feature request pages.
! colspan="2" style="width:50%" |Name
!DuckStation
!Mednafen
|-
| rowspan="3" |Controls
|{{Enhancements/Controls/Input lag mitigating}}||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Controls/Mouse injector}}||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/garungorp/MouseInjectorDolphinDuck}}||{{~|link=https://github.com/garungorp/MouseInjectorDolphinDuck}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Controls/Turbo button}}||{{Ya|link=https://docs.retroachievements.org/general/tutorials/turbo-button.html#duckstation-pcsx2}}||{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="11" |Graphics
|[[PlayStation emulators#Parallel.2FPrecision Geometry Transform Pipeline|Parallel/Precision Geometry Transform Pipeline]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/Pre-rendering anti-aliasing}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/Ray tracing}}
| colspan="2" |Implementing ray tracing in an emulator is unfortunately quite challenging and unlikely to be feasible in the near future.
However you can try "[[Shaders and filters#Notable ReShade shaders|Screen-Space Ray Traced Global Illumination]]" shader using ReShade. See {{YouTubeVideo|tyOkw2efQPM|here}} and [https://reshade.me/forum/general-discussion/5442-release-misc-emulators-with-depth-buffer-access here]
|-
|[[Resolution|Resizable internal resolution]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note">Standalone [[mednafen]] do not support these features while Beetle libretro core does. Keep in mind that graphics enhancements exclusive to Beetle '''HW''' core.</ref>
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/RTX Remix}}
| colspan="2" |Implementing RTX Remix technology in an emulator is unfortunately quite challenging and unlikely to be feasible in the near future.
Besides, DuckStation already supports most of RTX Remix features such as texture replacement and post-processing effects etc.

On top of that you can use ReShade for post-processing and [https://github.com/scurest/duckstation-3D-Screenshot/releases/tag/latest-3d-screenshot unofficial fork] for taking 3d screenshots.
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/Scaled dithering}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/Texture filtering|Textures on the PlayStation are typically displayed with "blocky" edges due to lack of texture filtering.}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Texture Packs#PlayStation|Texture replacement]]||{{Ya}}<ref name="Texture" group="note">Both DuckStation and [https://docs.libretro.com/library/beetle_psx_hw/#texture-replacements-vulkan-only beetle-psx-'''hw'''-libretro (mednafen_psx_'''hw'''_libretro)] support this feature but still experimental and incompatible with each others implementation. Stenzek closed [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/pull/2224#issuecomment-2044226041 "texture-replacement" pull request] on Apr 9, 2024. In July 2024, Stenzek decided to make another attempt and created a [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/pull/3244 new pull request] for implementing texture-replacement enhancement to DuckStation emulator. Note that the texture replacement system is not going to be compatible with all games.</ref>||{{~}}<ref name="Texture" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/True color debanding}}
|{{Na}} Color debanding was [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/pull/3089 added] on January 19, 2024, then [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/7f4e5d55dbdef5a50e0aa4994f667fb03d854928#diff-369cdc9e84b7d797d091cb50d47982fc74e2b6d84c5f1b0cbfe31f4b91cddbdf removed] when Duckstation was re-licenced to CC-BY-ND 4.0 on September 1, 2024.||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Graphics/True color rendering|In practice, {{YouTubeVideoTime|bi-Wzl6BwRM|246|PlayStation games stored color in 15 bits. 24-bit color mode was mostly used for still images}}}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Widescreen hacks#PlayStation|Widescreen hack]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
| rowspan="5" |Performance
|{{Enhancements/Performance/Frame generation technologies}}
| colspan="2" |Implementing frame generation technology in an emulator is unfortunately quite challenging and unlikely to be feasible in the near future, however post-processing techniques such as [[wikipedia:Motion_interpolation|motion interpolation]] is quite possible. [[Input lag|Input latency]] will be a crucial factor, but its impact likely varies depending on the specific technique employed, it's recommended to use '''after applying the "Internal Framerate Hack" and "skip presenting duplicate frames option"'''.
While '''AFMF''' or '''{{YouTubeVideo|kk87YSVDAc8|LSFG}}''' could be used with DuckStation or Mednafen, please be aware that some visual glitches and artifacts may occur at this time.
|-
|[[30/60 FPS cheat codes#PlayStation|Internal frame rate hack]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|[[Overclocking#PlayStation|Overclock]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Performance/Preload optical disc image to RAM}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/mednafen.html#cd.image_memcache}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Performance/Rendering latency reduction technologies}}
| colspan="2" |While most emulators offer frame pacing or framebuffer latency control options, implementing rendering latency reduction technologies isn't currently feasible. This is '''likely''' doesn't offer enough benefit to justify the development effort.
|-
| rowspan="8" |Post-processing
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/AI-powered filter}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Down-sampling}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Filters}}||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Deinterlacing]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="RALibretro" group="note">Only available on libretro cores. [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/retroachievements/#sony RetroAchievement support on Libretro PSX cores].</ref>
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Inverse tone mapping}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Post-rendering anti-aliasing}}
|{{Ya}} Thanks to reshade .fx implementation it's possible to use post-rendering AA such as FXAA.||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Post-rendering scaling}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/#Global+Settings+Reference}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Shader_chain}}||{{Ya}} Has glsl and [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/8a40c7bf944b3a4209d90134a379c9d1f0cc7e20 built-in ReShade .fx] shader chain support.||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
| rowspan="18" |Quality of life
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Automatic emulated controller connect/disconnect}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Automatic region-switching||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Automatic updater||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="RALibretro" group="note" />
|-
|[[Frontends#Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs)|Big Picture Mode]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|Built-in [[Cheats and patches|cheat manager]]||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Built-in custom resolution}}
| colspan="2" |Exclusive to [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/crtswitchres/ libretro cores] and [[GroovyMAME]] at the moment.
Also there is a [https://github.com/psakhis/Groovy_MiSTer project] for achieving software emulators like libretro cores and GroovyMAME send the raw RGB data over a network to a core running on MiSTer, it basically turns the MiSTer into a GPU for the emulator allowing for easy setup and use with CRT TVs/Arcade monitors.
|-
|[[Save converters|Built-in memory card manager]]||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Built-in [[Mods, hacks and fan-translations#Built-in mod editor and manager for emulators|mod editor and manager]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Built-in [[Cheats and patches|patch manager]]||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Command-line options||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Index/Compatibility databases}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/On-screen display}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Pause/Resume emulation||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Per-game profiles||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Portable and stealth}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/SDL backend support}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Save disk space for ISOs#PlayStation 1|Streamable compression format]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
|[[wikipedia:Variable_refresh_rate|Variable refresh rate]]||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/a1d7d214cfb7491b8ba54081b5c40825055f4bc7}}||{{~}}<ref name="BeetleHW" group="note" />
|-
| rowspan="6" |[https://tasvideos.org/Emulatorresources/Features TAS features]
|Fast forward/Turbo speed||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/TAS features/Frame step}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[wikipedia:Macro_(computer_science)|Macros/Scripts]]/[https://tasvideos.org/LuaScripting Lua]||{{Ya}}||{{Na}}
|-
|[https://tasvideos.org/Movies Movie recording/playback]||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Rewind||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Save states||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="9" |Misc.
|[[wikipedia:Category:Debugging|Debug features]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="mednafenstandalone" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./File browser}}||{{Ya}}||{{Na}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Free Look}}
| colspan="2" |[[PlayStation emulators#Emulation issues|PlayStation did not have hardware support for a Z-buffer or floating-point operations]]. [https://www.quora.com/Playstation-1-does-not-have-z-buffer-and-floating-points-yet-how-could-it-play-3D-games However, the system used various techniques to giving the appearance of depth].
You can use cheat menu for {{YouTubeVideo|Nis-qVSSzEw|certain games}} to use Free Look.<ref>[https://old.reddit.com/r/RetroArch/comments/q4is0t/is_there_a_free_camera_cheat_for_n64_andor_ps1/ Reddit Thread: Is there a free camera cheat for N64 and/or PS1?]</ref>

Also you can use dedicated tools like [https://github.com/FranklyGD/Spyro-Scope Spyro Scope] or [https://github.com/scurest/duckstation-3D-Screenshot/wiki/Instructions DuckStation 3D Screenshot build].
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./FreeSurround}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Netplay|Sony consoles|Shouldn't be confused with PlayStation Link, see [[PlayStation emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|Hardware features and peripherals]] for more information.}}
|{{~}} There is a [https://github.com/HeatXD/duckstation-netplay/releases Duckstation fork for GGPO implementation] and also [https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/pull/3000 Pull request for rollback netplay implementation].||{{~}}<ref name="mednafenstandalone" group="note">Libretro version do not support netplay while standalone [[mednafen]] version does. Also standalone version has more advanced debugging features.</ref>
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./PSF player}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[RetroAchievements]]||{{Ya}}||{{~}}<ref name="RALibretro" group="note" />
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Rich Presence}}
|{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Screen translator}}
| colspan="2" |You can use [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/ai-service/ RetroArch's AI Service] or the standalone offline [https://github.com/bquenin/interpreter bquenin's Interpreter].
|}

=== Parallel/Precision Geometry Transform Pipeline ===
PGXP (Parallel/Precision Geometry Transform Pipeline) is an enhancement for PlayStation emulation that produces high precision fully 3D geometry data that was not available on the original console hardware.

Features

* High Precision Vertex Data (more stable geometry)
* Reduced Triangle Culling (more detailed models)
* Perspective Correct Texture Mapping (reduced texture distortion)

First, it introduces subpixel precision to eliminate the wobbling polygon issues. Second, it adds perspective correct texturing to stop the ‘texture warping/dancing' issues.

* For mednafen, [[PGXP]] only available to libretro's "beetle-psx-'''hw'''-libretro" (mednafen_psx_'''hw'''_libretro) core but comes with significant [https://docs.libretro.com/library/beetle_psx_hw/#compatibility issues].
* Recommended to use DuckStation for [[PGXP]]; otherwise use the [https://mednafen.github.io/releases/ mednafen standalone] or [https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ Beetle '''SW''' (mednafen_psx_libretro)].
* For PCSX-Reloaded, PGXP [http://ngemu.com/threads/pcsxr-pgxp.186369/ only available with PGXP build].

== Hardware features and peripherals ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Please only include recommended emulators in this table. Do not bump or spam GitHub threads, issues, or feature request pages.
! colspan="4" style="width:50%" |Name
!DuckStation
!Mednafen
!XEBRA
|-
| rowspan="2" |Hardware features
| colspan="3" |[[Disc Drive emulation|CD player]]||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[System BIOS emulation|System BIOS]]||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="36" |Peripherals
| colspan="3" |[https://psxdatacenter.com/games/J/Z/SLPS-00424.html Bandai Robot Model Kits]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| rowspan="25" |Controllers
| colspan="2" |Analog Joystick||{{Ya}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Cockpit Wheel||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |''Dance Dance Revolution'' dance mat||{{Na}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |''Densha de Go!'' controller||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/e4a358cacb1295b3f63fbcd83d32b1ae49989179}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Dual Analog Controller / DualShock||{{Ya}} When using a controller with an LED, it can also be used to emulate the Analog LED.||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="4" |Fishing controller<ref group="note">Different fishing rods [https://problemkaputt.de/psxspx-controllers-fishing-controllers.htm have different fishing game compatibility].</ref>
|Agetec fishing rod (SLUS-00063)||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|ASCII fishing rod (SLPH-00100 + PS2 version with new mode switch)||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Bandai fishing rod (BANC-0001)||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Hori fishing rod (HPS-97/HPS-98)||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[wikipedia:Jogcon|Jogcon]]||{{Ya}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_light-gun_games#PlayStation Light gun]
|[[wikipedia:GunCon#PS_games|GunCon]]<ref group="note">Namco's light gun; NPC-103.</ref>
|{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/blob/master/src/core/guncon.cpp}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/psx.html#Settings+Reference}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[wikipedia:Konami_Justifier#PlayStation|Konami Justifier]]||{{Ya}} You can use nixxou's [https://github.com/nixxou/duckstation?tab=readme-ov-file#duckstation---lightgun-edition DuckStation LightGun Edition] fork.||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[List of games with keyboard and mouse support#PlayStation|Mouse]]||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/blob/master/src/core/playstation_mouse.cpp}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/psx.html#Settings+Reference}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="8" |Musical game controller
|''Beatmania'' controller<ref group="note">2 different versions: SLEH-00021/ASCII Beatmania Junk and Konami Beatmania IIDX</ref>
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://www.playstationgeneration.it/2014/10/playstation-v-pick-scph-4010.html Guitar V-Pick]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|''Guitar Freak'' controller||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://psxdatacenter.com/games/J/T/SLPM-86585.html ''Maestro Music'' baton]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://psxdatacenter.com/games/J/M/SLPM-87146.html ''Martial Beat'' controller]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|''Paca Paca Passion'' Rhythm Pad||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[wikipedia:Pop'n_Music#Gameplay|''Pop'n Music'' controller]]||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/e4a358cacb1295b3f63fbcd83d32b1ae49989179}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Tambourine controller<ref group="note">2 different versions: Sammy Shakkato Tambourine and Sega/ASCII Minimoni Shakatto Tambourine</ref>
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[wikipedia:Namco_Arcade_Stick|Namco arcade stick]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[wikipedia:NeGcon#Supported_games|NeGcon]]<ref group="note">Namco's unconventional twisty racing-game-oriented gamepad; NPC-101.</ref>
|{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/blob/master/src/core/negcon.cpp}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/psx.html#Settings+Reference}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Wai Wai Jansou||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Wai Wai Trump||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[PlayStation emulators#PlayStation Link|Link Cable]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |Multitap
| colspan="2" |Controllers||{{Ya|link=https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/blob/master/src/core/multitap.cpp}}||{{Ya|link=https://mednafen.github.io/documentation/psx.html#Section_multitap}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Memory cards||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |Online
| colspan="2" |[[Early online services#i-mode|i-mode adapter]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Modem<ref group="note">The Online Connection CD is known to have been developed by Lightspan and Sony. Used in the Lightspan educational programs, the disc, in combo with PS1, would have offered low-income families who could not afford PCs the chance to have online functionality in the home. In the most basic uses, this would include accessing their school's Lightspan.com page for homework assignments and other data. It was trialed in 4 US schools for learning support and came bundled with a special modem with a 25-pin serial port. See testing {{YouTubeVideo|_7jxJF3S1D8|here}}.</ref>
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[wikipedia:PocketStation#Compatible_PlayStation_games|PocketStation]]||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Ya}} Possible with [[PK201]]. [[XEBRA]] is the first PlayStation emulator to include compatibility with PocketStation. See [[XEBRA#Emulating PocketStation]] or [[PK201#Usage]].
|-
| rowspan="4" |Unlicensed (Parallel port)
| colspan="2" |Datel Memory Drive||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[wikipedia:DexDrive|DexDrive]]||{{~}} There is no emulation for DexDrive but these emulators have [[#Enhancements|built-in memory card manager]] anyway.||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |GameShark||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Xplorer/Xploder cartridge||{{Ya}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="5" |Misc.
| colspan="3" |[[Development kits]]||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[https://consolemods.org/wiki/PS1:Audio_Information Dolby Surround]||{{Na}} Internal software upmixing is not implemented due to latency and quality concerns (per lead dev Stenzek). The encoded Dolby signal can still be decoded via external hardware/DSP.||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |Power light||{{Na}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[List of games that support Pressure-Sensitive Face Buttons#PlayStation Emulation|Pressure-sensitive inputs]]||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |Switch between "Fat" PS1 "old" GPU, PS1 "new" GPU, and PS One GPU<ref group="note">[https://www.neperos.com/article/q0dlb7e5f7f92b0b There] are [https://problemkaputt.de/psxspx-gpu-versions.htm different revisions] of "fat" PS1 CPUs, the former being the rarer earlier 160-pin GPU with VRAM and the latter being the more common 208-pin GPU with SGRAM. Even though the former GPU {{YouTubeVideo|PQrRSNL_YJw|suffers from banding issues}} and sometimes lagging (e.g. during FF VIII summons), in some rare instances it's the preferable choice, e.g. in Jet Moto 3 with a [https://imgur.com/xERWsAW FMV glitch only present with the newer GPU]. Also see {{YouTubeVideo|IEJd69tYzn8|this}}. This is why there're 2 different PS1 debugging kits, Blue and Green, they're for these different graphic chips. The PS One GPU (also used by Namco System 10 arcade games) is yet another revision, and on a chipset considerably faster at the same clock speed.</ref>
|{{~}} DuckStation supports "Fat" PS1 SCPH-1002, SCPG-5502 GPUs, but it's unknown whether it supports PS One GPU or not. Please edit accordingly if you know about its support or lack thereof.||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|}

=== [[wikipedia:PlayStation_Link_Cable|PlayStation Link]] ===

: [[wikipedia:PlayStation_Link_Cable#List_of_games_compatible_with_the_PlayStation_Link_Cable|List of games compatible with the PlayStation Link Cable]]

The PlayStation Link Cable (SCPH-1040) is a peripheral cable for the PlayStation console. Utilizing the serial I/O port found on the back of most PlayStation models, it allows for two consoles to be connected in order to play compatible multiplayer games on separate consoles.

=== ''Densha De Go!'' controller ===
Also available for the [[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]], ''Densha De Go!'' is a Japan-only train simulator released by [[wikipedia:Taito|Taito]] that is compatible with an optional special controller.<ref name="Youtube">,{{YouTubeVideo|xuxf5QhdWIo|Densha de Go! gameplay with controller - Playstation PS1}}</ref> No emulator is known to support it.

=== Datel Memory Drive ===
Datel Memory Drive is a rare floppy disk drive which plugged into the PS1 memory card slot and let owners store game saves on cheap and plentiful 3.5-inch floppy disks without fear of running out of space on their memory cards.

=== Bandai Robot Model Kits ===
A series of customizable [[toys-to-life]] robot figurines built of plastic pieces that came with ''ZXE-D: Legend of Plasmatlite''. Players could build a real-world model of the robot they wanted to use with the included plastic pieces in the game set. A special interface that plugged into the PS1's twin memory card slots recognized the different body parts and represented your robot model on the screen. See {{YouTubeVideo|rBM1NX3tZ9Q|an unboxing video}}. It may sound similar to, and a precursor to Skylanders, Disney Infinity, or Nintendo's [[Amiibo]] toys, but this Japanese original preceded those modern brands by at least 15 years while still allowing far more creative flexibility. No emulator currently supports the feature.

== [https://www.system16.com/base.php#1 Arcade hardware variants] ==
There were numerous PlayStation-based arcade systems. Most PlayStation-based arcade games extended the system in different ways. They often had more RAM, ran at higher clock speeds, had additional sound hardware, added additional I/O, and/or used ROM or Flash media rather than CDs. The Konami Twinkle games have a separate DVD player controlled via a serial link to provide background video/audio.<ref>[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/137ic8b/why_ps1_emulation_ignores_ps1based_arcades/jiuptk5/ "cuavas" comment about arcade variants].</ref>

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=540 Namco System 10], [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=533 Namco System 11] and [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=535 Namco System 12] ===
Namco System 11/12 is an arcade system based on Sony Playstation hardware, with surface-mounted ROM chips as storage rather than CD-ROM.

[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, and [[ZiNc]] provides support for this variation. On official emulation grounds, Hamster's ''Arcade Archives'' supported Namco System 11 emulation starting with ''Tekken'' in June 2026.
[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/12zx5xw/mame_0254/ The first batch of Namco System 10 games have been emulated with 0.254 version.]
[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/164s992/mame_0258/ Two quiz games (Derby Quiz My Dream Horse, and Kaiun Quiz) running on Namco's System 12 are now working with 0.258 version.]

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=796 Capcom ZN-1] and [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=797 Capcom ZN-2] ===
Capcom ZN-1/2 is an arcade system based on Sony Playstation hardware, with ROM chips as storage rather than CD-ROM and an extra Capcom QSound chip for audio.

[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, and [[ZiNc]] provides support for this variation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=827 Konami Twinkle] ===
Konami Twinkle is an arcade system based on the Sony PlayStation hardware. It was designed for the Beatmania IIDX series games. It has an HDD for storing audio and a DVD player for full-motion video.

[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, supports this variation, but the full-motion video won't be shown in the game because the DVD video decoder is yet to be emulated. However, A [https://github.com/987123879113/mame/tree/bemani fork] of MAME reads mpg videos as background animations from <code>iidx_videos</code> folder under the root folder of MAME (like how [[LaserDisc]] game emulators work), which would solve the issue of lacking full-motion video at the sacrifice of orthodox emulation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=582 Konami System 573] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://system16.com/hardware.php?id=822 Konami Bemani System 573 Analog] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://system16.com/hardware.php?id=823 Konami Bemani System 573 Digital] ===

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=577 Konami GV & Baby Phoenix] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=576 Konami GQ] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=672 Taito G-NET] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, provides support for this variation.

=== [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=669 Taito FX-1A] and [https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=670 Taito FX-1B] ===
[[MAME]], including the [[BizHawk]] core variation, and [[ZiNc]] provides support for these variations.
[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/137ic8b/why_ps1_emulation_ignores_ps1based_arcades/jj2kiik/ MAME Developer "cuavas" comment about ZiNc emulator]: "No-one should be using ZiNc any more. MAME now does everything ZiNc did better, and supports more games."

; MAME {{MAMEVer}} compatibility status for all these variations

* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=zn.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Sony ZN-1/2]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=konamigq.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Konami GQ]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_biosof=konamigv&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Konami GV & Baby Phoenix]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=ksys573.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Konami System 573]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=twinkle.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Konami Twinkle]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=namcos10.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Namco System 10]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=namcos11.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Namco System 11]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=namcos12.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Namco System 12]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_biosof=coh1000t&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Taito FX-1A and Taito FX-1B]
* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php?game_sourcefile=taitogn.cpp&arcade_only=0&current_version=0 Taito G-Net]

=== Support ===
{| {{Basic table}}
! style="width:50%" |Name
!MAME
!DuckStation
!Mednafen
|-
|Konami Bemani Twinkle||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Konami GQ||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Konami GV/Baby Phoenix||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Konami System 573, Konami Bemani System 573 Analog/Digital, Konami Bemani Karaoke||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Namco System 11||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Namco System 12||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Namco System 10||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Sony ZN-1||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Sony ZN-2||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Taito FX-1A||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Taito FX-1B||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Taito G-Net||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|}

=== Game-specific features ===
{| {{Basic table}}
! style="width:50%" |Name
!MAME
!DuckStation
!Mednafen
|-
|Capcom QSound||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Fishing controller||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Karaoke||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Lamps and LED lights||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Light gun||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Link cable||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Magnetic card reader/writer||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Memory card slot||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Satellite terminal||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|Trackball||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|-
|
|
|
|
|}

== Immersion features ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Only mention supported emulators (or related projects) in the description columns. These features are so niche that most developers won't bother implementing them – though miracles do occasionally happen.
! colspan="2" style="width:50%" |Name
!Description
|-
| rowspan="1" |Hardware capability
|[https://newqualitipedia.telepedia.net/wiki/Disc_scratch Disc scratch] [https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/y1jdda/possibility_of_disc_scratch_emulation/ Similarly to cartridge tilting on cartridge-based systems, people intentionally scratch their discs to make a particular glitch work more reliably.]
|No emulator currently includes built-in disc scratch simulation, as it would require [[High and low-level emulation|low-level emulation]] of optical drive error correction, which is not implemented. As a workaround, you can try the external [https://github.com/redscientistlabs/RTCV Real-Time Corruptor (RTCV)] tool. It is a real-time memory/data corruption tool for inducing glitches during emulation, which might mimic some effects of a scratched disc (e.g., visual/audio artifacts or crashes). However, it is not a true "disc scratch" simulator, as it works on live memory rather than simulating physical disc read errors.
|-
| rowspan="2" |Sound
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Ambient sounds simulation}}
|No emulator currently includes built-in ambient sound simulation. But there is a project called "Variable CRT Noise" for simulating CRT noise. This project aims accurately imitating the 'high pitch' sound produced by CRTs which changes according to imagery on monitor. Ideal for playing classic games on PC along with CRT shaders for the complete retro effect.
|-
|{{Enhancements/Misc./Audio filters and presets}}
|Exclusive to [https://github.com/RetroCrisis/Retro-Crisis-Audio-Filters libretro cores] at the moment.
|-
| rowspan="1" |Virtual Reality
|[[Virtual reality#VR game room simulations|EmuVR support]]
|Exclusive to [https://www.emuvr.net/wiki/Installation_Guide#Downloads libretro cores] at the moment.
|}

== See also ==

* [[Controllers#DualShock.2FDual Analog Controller.2FPlayStation Controller|DualShock/Dual Analog Controller and PlayStation Controller]]

== Notes ==
{{Notelist|group=note}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==

* [http://ns348841.ip-91-121-109.eu/psxdata/sitenews.html PlayStation DataCenter] - Tons of PS1-related things. Emulator files like plugins, game manuals, game configurations, and many tutorials are just some of the things you'll find here.
* [https://archive.org/details/psx_redump_usa_20141221 ReDump PS1] USA set.
* [http://www.racketboy.com/journal/ps1-strength-and-weaknesses-vs-n64-sega-saturn PS1 Strengths and Weaknesses vs. N64 and Sega Saturn] (Journal feature at www.Racketboy.com. October 17th, 2017.)
* [https://segaretro.org/Sega_Saturn/Hardware_comparison#Graphics_comparison_table Graphics comparison table] (for Saturn as opposed to PS1, N64, Sega Model 2 arcade hardware and 1995-era PC)

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Emulators on Nintendo 3DS

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ToycomLand: /* RetroArch (unofficial) */

{{Infobox computing device/Nintendo 3DS}}

{{for|software that emulates the Nintendo 3DS|Nintendo 3DS emulators}}

Because of the homebrewing scene the 3DS has had, you can install a variety of emulators. Currently, the New 3DS is capable of running much faster than the older models, making it a much more ideal platform for emulation, but despite this there are still some emulators that have issues regardless. For more information on how to homebrew your 3DS, visit [https://3ds.hacks.guide/ 3ds.hacks.guide].

<div style="border-left: 10px solid #dd3333; background-color: #fff2f2; padding: 12px; margin: 10px 0;">
'''To editors:''' please do not add any emulators that claim to emulate a system the 3DS cannot possibly emulate. If you see any emulators for '''Gamecube, PS2, Dreamcast''' or onward, please do extensive research before adding them, as the 3DS is not capable of emulating any of those systems.
</div>

==Multi-Systems==
===[[RetroArch]]===

There are [https://gbatemp.net/threads/retroarch-emulation-thread-nightly-builds-included.400913/ official 3DS ports]:
*<code>[http://buildbot.libretro.com/stable/ Stable]</code>
*<code>[http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/nintendo/3ds/ Nightly]</code>
*<code>[https://github.com/libretro GitHub]</code>
*BIOS: <code>[https://github.com/Abdess/retroarch_system Download] </code>

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
|+ Available cores (as of Retroarch 1.22.1)
! Core
! Game/System
! Recommended? (New 3DS)
! Recommended? (Old 3DS)
! class="unsortable"|Notes
|-
| 2048
| 2048
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| CrocoDS
| Amstrad - CPC
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~15fps o3ds
|-
| Caprice32
| Amstrad - CPC/GX4000
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~18fps o3ds
|-
| Anarch
| Anarch
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~10fps o3ds
|-
| DICE
| rowspan="11" style="text-align: center;" | [[Arcade emulators|Arcade]]
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012 CPS-1
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
|
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012 CPS-2
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
|
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012 CPS-3
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| ~35fps/~50fps, most games are too slow to run even on New 3DS, though JoJo runs almost full speed
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012 Neo Geo
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| ~40fps/~50fps. A few games are unable to be loaded due to memory constraints
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| <ul><li>Uses FBA v0.2.97.30 ROM sets</li><li>Main core (fbalpha2012_libretro) does not work, but platform-specific cores run at full speed</li></ul>
|-
| [[FinalBurn Neo]] CPS-1 / CPS-2
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[FinalBurn Neo]] Neo Geo
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[MAME]] 2000
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[MAME]] 2003
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[MAME]] 2003-Plus
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Ardens
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Arduboy
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Arduous
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
|~15fps o3ds
|-
| [[Stella]] 2014
| Atari - 2600
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps n3ds, 43fps o3ds. Resorting to DS(i) mode, a well performing choice is StellaDS, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| a5200
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Atari - 5200
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| ~60fps
|-
| Atari800
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps n3ds, 40fps o3ds so you might consider other options like the a5200 core or the atari800-3ds standalone emulator, which reachs fullspeed in o3ds. Resorting to DS(i) mode, a well performing choice is A7800DS, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| [[ProSystem]]
| Atari - 7800
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps, 25fps o3ds
|-
| [[Handy]]
| Atari - Lynx
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~50fps o3ds, a bit slow and choppy audio. You'd better use handy3ds standalone emulator.
|-
| Beetle Cygne
| Bandai - [[WonderSwan emulators|WonderSwan / Color]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|~30-50fps o3ds. Resorting to DS(i) mode, a well performing choice is NitroSwan, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| TamaLIBretro
| Bandai - Tamagotchi P1
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| GAM4980
| BBK - Longman 4980
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| NXEngine
| Cave Story
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| JAXE
| CHIP-8/S-CHIP/XO-CHIP
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| GearColeco
| Coleco - ColecoVision
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| ~40fps o3ds. Resorting to DS(i) mode, a generally better performing choice is ColecoDS, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| VICE x128
| Commodore - C128
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| ~5fps o3ds
|-
| Frodo
| rowspan="3" style="text-align: center;" | Commodore - C64
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
|~20fps o3ds
|-
| VICE x64 fast
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~15fps o3ds. old3ds users may prefer the standalone vice3ds which has better performance and a clean UI
|-
| VICE x64sc accurate
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~3fps o3ds
|-
| VICE xscpu64
| Commodore - C64 SuperCPU
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| VICE xpet
| Commodore - PET
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| VICE xplus4
| Commodore - Plus/4
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| VICE xvic
| Commodore - VIC-20
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| PrBoom
| Doom
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| unstable framerate on o3ds with many slowdowns
|-
| DOSBox-SVN
| DOS
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| bk
| Elektronika - BK-0010/BK-0011(M)
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| FreeChaF
| Fairchild ChannelF
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| Game Music Emu
| Game Music Emu
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| VecX
| GCE - Vectrex
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| ~55fps n3ds, 14fps o3ds
|-
| Gong
| Gong
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| GW
| Handheld Electronic
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~58fps n3ds, 30fps o3ds
|-
| SquirrelJME
| Java ME
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Jump 'n Bump
| Jump 'n Bump
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| LowRes NX
| LowRes NX
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|~50-55fps o3ds, mostly playable
|-
| Lutro
| Lua Engine
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| minivmac
| Mac II
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| ~10fps o3ds
|-
| [[O2EM]]
| Magnavox - Odyssey ² / Phillips Videopac+
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps n3ds, 50fps o3ds (playable)
|-
| FreeIntv
| Mattel - Intellivision
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| some sporadic slowdowns in o3ds but playable
|-
| fMSX
| Microsoft - MSX
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| MicroW8
| MicroW8
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Bomberman
| Mr. Boom
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~45-60 FPS o3ds, minor slowdowns
|-
| blueMSX
| MSX/SVI/ColecoVision/SG-1000
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[Mednafen|Beetle PCE fast]]
| [[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators |NEC - PC Engine / CD]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|Old 3ds 30-40 FPS, use standalone temperpce_3ds instead
|-
| Geargrafx
| NEC - PC Engine / SuperGrafx / CD
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| QUASI88
| NEC - PC-8000 / PC-8800 series
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
|Neko Project II Kai (猫Project II改)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | NEC - PC-98
| {{~}}
| {{TBD}}
| Neko Project II Kai requires you to use its own emulation menu, requiring you to use the "Joy2Mouse" function or the c-stick. These menus are extremely small given the 3DS's screen size, but allow you to run games. Some games will have slowdown, such as the Touhou games. You may prefer to use the standalone NP2 for 3DS, as it uses the touch screen for enlarged menus, keyboard support, and allows you to use both screens.
|-
| Neko Project II
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~15fps old3ds
|-
| DoubleCherryGB
| rowspan="4" style="text-align: center;" | Nintendo - [[Game Boy/Game Boy Color emulators|Game Boy / Color]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| based on TGBDual so nearly equal performance
|-
| [[Gambatte]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Old 3ds users may prefer one of the several standalone emulators for GB/GBC. A few resource-intensive GBC games run well only in the DSi (not 3DS) build of GameYob, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| [[Gearboy]]
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| too slow in old3ds even for GB
|-
| [[TGB Dual]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps new3ds, unstable GBC framerate in old3ds
|-
| [[mGBA]]
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Nintendo - [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Acceptable with Pokemon Ruby & Pokemon Sapphire, but some games are slow to use, even on New 3DS, at present. Has support for tilt controls.
|-
| [[gpSP]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| ~30-60 FPS o3ds with dynarec, some games are playable, but VC injection, mGBA, or open_agb_firm are better choices
|-
| FCEUmm
| rowspan="3" style="text-align: center;" | Nintendo - [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|NES / Famicom]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Old 3ds 10-20 FPS
|-
| [[Nestopia]] UE
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| ~55-60 FPS
|-
| [[QuickNES]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| old3ds users may prefer the standalone virtuanes_3ds which may perform better depending on the game.
|-
| PokeMini
| Nintendo - Pokemon Mini
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| [[Snes9x]] 2002 (PocketSNES)
| rowspan="4" style="text-align: center;" | Nintendo - [[Super Nintendo emulators|SNES]] / SFC
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| less compatible than CATSFC, but faster, so can actually run many special chip games at full speed. old3ds users may prefer the continuation of the standalone snes9x_3ds which has better performance, and new 3DS users may also prefer it for SuperFX Chips/Mode 7 games.
|-
| [[Snes9x]] 2005 ([[CATSFC]])
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| ~55-60 FPS on standard games, ~50 FPS on Super FX games. A bit slower than Snes9x 2002.
|-
| [[Snes9x]] 2005+ ([[CATSFC]] Plus)
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Same as Snes9x 2005 but with better sound, at the cost of a few FPS, has more accurate audio, slower
|-
| [[Snes9x]] 2010 ([[Snes9x]] Next)
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Most accurate but slowest SNES core (~40 FPS),too slow to use even on New 3DS at present
|-
| [[Mednafen|Beetle VB]]
| Nintendo - [[Virtual Boy emulators|Virtual Boy]]
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| ~25-30 FPS n3ds, 7 FPS o3ds. The Red-Viper standalone emulator has much better performance.
|-
| Mu
| Palm OS
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Retro8
| Pico-8
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| simple games run fullspeed on o3ds. You might prefer the standalone fake-08 emulator which has better compatibility
|-
| PocketCDG
| PocketCDG
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| TyrQuake
| Quake
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| slowdowns everywhere on o3ds even using the. minimal internal resolution, but somewhat playable
|-
| vitaQuake 2
| Quake II
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| vitaQuake 2 Rogue
| Quake II - Ground Zero
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| vitaQuake 2 Xatrix
| Quake II - The Reckoning
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| vitaQuake 2 Zaero
| Quake II - Zaero
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| XRick
| Rick Dangerous
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| ScummVM
| ScummVM
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| ClownMDEmu
| Sega - MD/CD
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| SMS Plus GX
| Sega - MS/GG
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| 50-60 fps o3ds with noticeable slowdowns
|-
| [[Genesis Plus GX]] Wide
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Sega - MS/GG/MD/CD
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[Genesis Plus GX]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Redbook audio hangs when suspending or pausing RetroArch
|-
| [[PicoDrive]]
| Sega - MS/GG/MD/CD/32X
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| 2D games run full speed, 3D games run about 30 FPS or less. old3ds users may prefer the standalone picodrive_3ds which has better performance.
|-
| Gearsystem
| Sega - MS/GG/SG-1000
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| ~15fps o3ds
|-
| X Millennium
| Sharp X1
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
|[[EightyOne]] (81)
| Sinclair - ZX 81
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| ~15fps o3ds
|-
| [[FUSE]]
| Sinclair - ZX Spectrum
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| ~60fps. You may prefer the standalone zxds (the 3ds build) which has a way better interface.
|-
| NeoCD
| SNK - Neo Geo CD
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[Mednafen|Beetle NeoPop]]
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | [[Neo Geo Pocket emulators|SNK - Neo Geo Pocket / Color]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| Old 3ds 20-30 FPS, Use Race! Instead
|-
| Race
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| PCSX ReARMed
| Sony - [[PlayStation emulators|PlayStation]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Can go up to ~50-60 FPS n3ds at standard resolution, 20fps o3ds. Later games can have unplayable slowdowns (Gran Turismo 2).
|-
| Super Bros. War
| Super Bros. War
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Numero
| Texas Instruments TI-83
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[Opera]]
| The 3DO Company - 3DO
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| ~8fps (Technically works but is unplayably slow)
|-
| The Powder Toy
| The Powder Toy
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|~5fps o3ds, large slowdowns on n3ds, excessively large resolution for the 3DS's screen.
|-
| Theodore
| Thomson - MO/TO
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| TIC-80
| TIC-80
| {{TBD}}
|{{~}}
| ~35fps o3ds
|-
| Uzem
| Uzebox
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| ~10fps o3ds
|-
| VaporSpec
| VaporSpec
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| WASM-4
| WASM-4
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| mixed results for o3ds, from too fast to painfully slow and crashes
|-
| Potator
| Watara - Supervision
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| ECWolf
| Wolfestein 3D
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
|~15fps o3ds but playable
|}

Using current exploits, the New 3DS is capable of running many of these cores at or nearly at full speed on most games. The older 3DS is less powerful but can still run some cores at full speed, like 2048, Gambatte, QuickNES, NXEngine, and PicoDrive.
Opposed to normal use of RetroArch, these are all self-contained emulators, albeit sharing the same automatic configuration.
Screenshot-taking is broken. Upon exiting RetroArch 3DS, press the Start button.
If you use retroarch via homebrew launcher, in 3dsx format, please notice that some cores crash upon opening without further action. The loaded core, crashing or not, is saved into sd:/retroarch/retroarch-salamander.cfg file which is where retroarch remembers the core to be first loaded. Therefore, if you mistakenly load a problematic crashing core, you won't be able to launch ReteroArch successfully again until you manually delete that file from the sdcard. Alternatively, you can make set it the readonly attribute, while it's still working.
Currently, RetroArch has no support for the 3DS's Gyro controls.

===[[RetroArch]] (unofficial)===

Unofficial <code> [https://gbatemp.net/threads/unofficial-3ds-retroarch-builds.462252 3DS builds]</code>

Notice: The website hosting the download links to both Virtual Jaguar and Yabause's cores has been completely shut down, meaning it is no longer possible to download these cores from their original source. Both cores in .cia format were archived in 2026.<ref>[https://archive.org/details/Unofficial-3DS-RetroArch Virtual Jaguar + Yabause]</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
|+ New3DS performance
! Core
! Game/System
! Working?
! Old 3ds
! class="unsortable"|Notes
|-
| Virtual Jaguar
| Atari Jaguar
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| ~10fps (Technically works but is unplayably slow)
|-
| [[Yabause]]<ref>[https://gbatemp.net/threads/unofficial-3ds-retroarch-builds.462252/page-32#post-9286776 Yabause]</ref>
| Sega Saturn
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| ~5fps (Technically works but is unplayably slow)
|}
====Ultimate 3DS emupack====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! class="unsortable"|Name
! class="unsortable"|Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Ultimate 3DS emupack
| [https://github.com/NinjaWeedle/NW-U3DSemupack git]
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Supported Emulators
|-
|
* Nintendo 64 : DaedalusX64 0.2
* SNES : Snes9X 1.30
* NES : VirtuaNES 1.02
* TurboGrafx/PC Engine : TemperPCE 1.02
* MasterSystem/MegaDrive/Sega CD/32x : PicoDrive 0.94
* CHIP-8 : CHIP-3DS
* Atari 2600 : z26 3DS
* GB/GBC : GameYob 1.0.8
* GBA : mGBA 0.8.4
|}

===Virtual Console Injection===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
!GB
!GBC
!GBA
!GG
!NES/FDS
!SNES ("new" models)
!PCE
|-
| New Super Ultimate Injector (NSUI)
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/discussion-new-super-ultimate-injector-nsui.500376 Beta 27]
| N/A
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

There were VC released for the following systems: GB, GBC, GBA, GG, NES (includes support for FDS if patched), SNES (for "new" models only), PCE.
Some have tried injecting alternate ROMs in the available Virtual Console releases with varying degrees of success. The emulators used internally for Virtual Console are not as accurate as other emulators so compatibility isn't perfect (the only exception is GBA since it runs it natively, not emulation). 
There's an easy tool that will convert and inject any supported ROM file as its associated VC application called [https://gbatemp.net/threads/discussion-new-super-ultimate-injector-nsui.500376/ New Super Ultimate Injector]. It's an all-in-one tool. 
NSUI includes support for other systems: nintendo G&W, sega SG-1000, sega SMS/MarkIII, sega Genesis/MD, sega 32x, atari 2600, atari 7800, atari Lynx, NeoGeoPocket, NeoGeoPocketColor, WonderSwan, WonderSwanColor, Odyssey2, sony PS1. These are based on some homebrew emulators listed here or retroarch cores, therefore can't be considered as true injections.

==Apple==
===Macintosh and Mac II===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Mini vMac 3DS
| [https://github.com/TaraHoleInIt/minivmac-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}
Mini vMAC 3DS: emulates Macintosh Plus and other early variants, like 128K, 512K, 512Ke, SE, Classic, and SE FDHD. Includes experimental and very slow support for Macintosh II.

==Atari inc.==
===Atari 2600===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Z26 3DS
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/preview-z26-3ds-atari-2600-emulator.397827 2.0][https://github.com/nop90/z26-3ds git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

===Atari 5200 / 800===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Atari800 3DS
| [https://github.com/asiekierka/atari800-3ds/tree/port-3ds {{Atari800-3DSVer}}] [https://github.com/RandomMan25XX/atari800-3ds/releases cia]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===Atari Lynx===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Handy 3DS
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-handy-3ds-atari-lynx-emulator.394329 1.1b][https://github.com/nop90/Handy3DS git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|zlib}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===Atari ST===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| HatariST
| [https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=33903 v.251230]
| Mid
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|}

==Commodore==
===Commodore 64 / 128===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Bread Box
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-bread-box-c64-emulator.397602 1/06/16]
| Low-Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| VICE3DS
| [https://github.com/badda71/vice3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| VICE3DS-C128
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Vice3DS-C128_3DS 0.1]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|}

===Commodore Amiga===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| UAE3DS
| [https://github.com/badda71/uae3DS git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| UAE3DSsng
| [https://github.com/badda71/uae3DSng git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{~}}
| ?
| {{Na}}
|}

==GCE==
===Vectrex===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Vex3DS (based on vecx)
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-vex3ds-vectrex-emulator.420721 0.4][https://github.com/nop90/Vex3DS git]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

==Microsoft==
===DOS===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| 3DOS
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/wip-demo-3dos-8086-dos-emulator-for-the-3ds.394455 1.0]
| Low
| ?
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| DOSBox-3DS
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/dosbox-3ds 0.0.3]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Na}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| 3DOS
|-
|
* 3DOS - Based on 8086tiny. Can only emulate 8086 CPUs.
|}

===MSX===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-fmsx3ds-msx-msx2-msx2-emulator-with-new-feature-for-3ds.637072/ fMSX3DS]
| [https://github.com/TomiokaH01/fMSX3DS/releases 1.42]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
|}

==NEC==
===PCE / CD / SuperGrafx===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| TemperPCE for 3DS
| [https://github.com/R-YaTian/emus3ds/releases 1.04R3]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Virtual Console (PCE)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===PC9801===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| NP2/21 3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/NP2_for_3DS 0.1.3]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

==Nintendo==

===Amiibo===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Wumiibo
| [https://github.com/hax0kartik/wumiibo git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Wumiibo
|-
|
* Wumiibo - Emulates Amiibo functionality on the 3DS without needing an NFC reader or using tags. You can even use your own Amiibo data, after it's been decrypted, or a generic AmiiboID which are freely available and explains how to get them on the project page.
|}

===DS===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [https://github.com/coderkei/akmenu-next akmenu-next]
| [https://github.com/coderkei/akmenu-next/releases git]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[DeSmuME]]
| [https://github.com/shutterbug2000/DeSmuME/releases v0.1-confandselect]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Modding consoles/flashcarts#Nintendo DS|Flashcart]]
| {{Na}}
| High
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Nds-bootstrap#Forwarders Forwarders]
| {{Na}}
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[TWiLight Menu++]]
| [https://github.com/DS-Homebrew/TWiLightMenu {{TWiLightMenu++Ver}}]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| akmenu-next
|-
|
* akmenu-next - alternative frontend for nds-bootstrap. It is much lighter and easier to setup than TwiLightMenu++, at the cost of less features.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| DeSmuME
|-
|
* DeSmuME - an experimental port of DeSmuME that has since been abandoned, it wasn't very compatible.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Flashcart
|-
|
* Flashcart - not an emulator, but a card you can buy that allows playing DS games from an SD card. Commonly referred to as an "R4", however that is just one brand name of many.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Forwarders
|-
|
* forwarders - each forwarder is, actually, a frontend for nds-bootstrap, just for one single game. Makes it so the game can be launched directly through the HOME menu instead of navigating through TWiLight Menu++ or other nds-bootstrap frontends.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| TWiLight Menu++
|-
|
*TWiLight Menu++ - Not technically an "emulator", rather it's a frontend for a separate program, [[nds-bootstrap]], which allows for an NDS ROM to be loaded from an SD card. The program is originally designed for the DSi, however it's able to work on the 3DS by utilizing the virtual DSi (aka the TWL_FIRM or "DS Mode") that the 3DS has for backwards-compatibility. Compatibility isn't the same as using a flashcart, however it's still pretty high with only a few games having issues or triggering anti-piracy protections (newer versions now come with AP patches for most games and will patch them if needed at launch). It also comes pre-bundled with a variety of emulators used on the DS and a work-in-progress GBA hypervisor, [[GBARunner2]], that works to some degree.
**[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LRTkXOUXraTMjg1eedz_f7b5jiuyMv2x6e_jY_nyHSc/edit#gid=0 Compatiblity List].
Includes a bunch of popular emulators, and can be found in
The list includes:
* A5200DS - (Atari 5200)
* A7800DS - (Atari 7800 ProSystem)
* A8DS - (Atari800XL/XEGS)
* ColecoDS - (ColecoVision)
* GameYob - (GB/GBC)
* GBARunner2 - (GBA)
* jEnesisDS - (Sega Megadrive/Genesis)
* nesDS - (NES)
* NGPDS - (Neo Geo Pocket)
* Nintellivision - (Intellivision)
* NitroGrafx - (PC-Engine)
* NitroSwan - (WonderSwan)
* PicoDriveTWL - (Genesis/Megadrive)
* PokeMini - (Pokémon Mini)
* S8DS - (GG/MS/SG-1000)
* SNEmulDS - (SNES)
* StellaDS - (Atari 2600)
* SugarDS - (Amstrad CPC)
|}

===DSiWare===
Because the firmware that the 3DS uses for backwards-compatibility is actually the same as the DSi, it's possible to inject DSiWare as an installable <code>.cia</code> file.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| DSiWare Conversion Script
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/scripts-dsiware-conversion-easily-convert-to-nds-and-cia-files.478575 Script]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}} (installation needed)
|-
| FBI
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/FBI_3DS 2.6.1]
| Native
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}} (installation needed)
|-
| GodMode9
| [https://github.com/d0k3/GodMode9/releases git]
| Native
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (installation needed)
|-
| [[TWiLight Menu++]]
| [https://github.com/DS-Homebrew/TWiLightMenu {{TWiLightMenu++Ver}}]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (directly executed without installing)
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| DSiWare Conversion Script
|-
|
* This script can be used to convert <code>.bin</code> files from your DSi's SD card to <code>.nds</code> which can then be used to convert into <code>.cia</code>. These scripts will ONLY work for DSiWare, NOT NDS GAMES.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| FBI
|-
|
* Able to install DSiWare in <code>.cia</code> format from the SD card.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| GodMode9
|-
|
* Since version 2.0.0 can install DSiWare in both <code>.nds</code> and <code>.cia</code> formats, [https://3ds.hacks.guide/godmode9-usage 3ds.hacks.guide] has more information on how to update to the latest version if needed.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| TWiLight Menu++
|-
|
* Since v20.0.0 (nds-bootstrap v0.39.0) DSiWare have been supported.
* DSiWare are run natively, however they're patched to run from and save to the SD card rather than internal NAND which works around the 40 title limit, but occasionally causes bugs resulting in slightly less than perfect compatibility currently.
* Has an in-game menu (accessible in DSiWare since v24.0.0) that allows for taking screenshots and viewing RAM.
|}

===Game Boy / Color===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Cinoop
| [https://github.com/CTurt/Cinoop git][https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Cinoop_3DS 2015]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| GameYob 3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/GameYob_3DS 1.0.8]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| GBEMU43DS 3DS
| [https://github.com/TS-DEV-DEBUG-V2/GBEMU43DS 1.2]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| GnuBoy 3DS
| [https://github.com/RetroGamer02/gnuboy-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[mGBA]]
| [https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS. Old3ds runs well GB but may be slow at GBC)
|-
| PlutoBoy
| [https://github.com/RossMeikleham/PlutoBoy git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|-
| Virtual Console (GB/GBC)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
|}
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| GameYob
|-
|
* GameYob - forked from a popular emulator used on the DS. Emulates the Game Boy and Game Boy Color. The original DS version is actually more polished than the 3DS port, so some of the more hardware pushing games won't work as well as the DS port.
|}

===Game Boy Advance===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| CitrAGB (based on [[gpSP]])
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/citragb-3ds-gba-emulator-wip.376438 1.0][https://github.com/shinyquagsire23/gpsp git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[GBARunner2]]
| [https://github.com/Gericom/GBARunner2 git]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}
|-
| [[GBARunner3]]
| [https://github.com/Gericom/GBARunner3 git]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}
|-
| [[mGBA]]
| [https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS is ok except for only a few resource-intensive titles. Old3ds is too slow anyways)
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| GBARunner2 and GBARunner3
|-
|
* [[GBARunner2]] - a GBA hypervisor made for the DS(i), can be ran through [[TWiLight Menu++]] and is included by default with the program (see below). Compatiblity can be a hit-or-miss but isn't that bad.
* [[GBARunner3]] - an in-progress rewrite and successor project to GBARunner2.
|}

====Native firmware====

The 3DS does include native firmware for a GBA mode which was mainly used to run ambassador releases instead of having to develop an emulator for them. Because it's technically running a "virtual" GBA, it can't provide features that are normally available on other emulators, such as savestates, screen filtering, or sleep mode, however it does have high compatibility with the exception of cartridges with special hardware, for example, WarioWare Twisted, which has a gyroscope built in. If you're using an old 3DS/2DS, this is the best option to play GBA games.
There are two ways to take advantage of this firmware:

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| open_agb_firm
| [https://github.com/profi200/open_agb_firm git]
| Native
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Virtual Console (GBA)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Native
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Virtual Console (GBA)
|-
|
* The GBA VC are not as the others VC, which are based on emulators. Existing hardware support enables full virtualization for GBA games, so they run natively, not emulated.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Open agb firm
|-
|
* open_agb_firm (Name not finalized) - A custom FIRM payload that takes advantage of the built-in GBA firmware, it's still in early development but has an alpha build available. The major advantages of oaf compared to VC injection is that it performs faster and there aren't any issues with the sound, it utilizes the native hardware (even with VC injection there are issues with the sound, ex.: "Fire Emblem"). It can load the ROM through the SD card instead of having to convert and install them, but needs to be launched on boot instead of being able to use the 3DS HOME Menu (there's ways to make a forwarder for in on the HOME menu, but requires additional setup to get it to work). One major issue is there's a chance that it may not detect the correct save format or will corrupt the existing save file so make sure to backup your saves beforehand (they are currently trying fix it by having a better database for save detection, if you're interested [https://github.com/profi200/open_agb_firm/issues/9 you can help]).
** To install, simply put the .firm file in the <code>/luma/payloads/</code> folder, hold START and power on to load up the chainloader to launch it. There's no way of exiting out once the program starts, so you will need to turn it off and redo the step to load it if you wanted to change games.
|}

===Game & Watch===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Yokoi
| [https://github.com/RetroValou/Yokoi_Game_-_Watch_emulator_3ds {{YokoiVer}}]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|PD}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Game & Watch 3DS (early RA core) 
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Game_and_Watch_3DS V1]
| Low-Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
|}

===NES===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| 3DNES
| [https://github.com/st4rk/3DNES git][https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/3DNES_3DS 0.2]
| Low-Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| FCEUmm3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/FCEUMM3DS 2015/05/07]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| Virtual Console (NES,FDS)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[VirtuaNES]] for 3DS
| [https://github.com/R-YaTian/emus3ds/releases 1.04R3]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|}

===Nintendo 64===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [[DaedalusX64]] 3DS
| [https://github.com/masterfeizz/daedalusx64-3DS/releases git][https://github.com/bscarell/daedalusx643ds updated fork]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}
|}
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| DaedalusX64
|-
|
* DaedalusX64 3DS - The Nintendo 64 has always been known to be a hard system to emulate, which is why many were skeptical about how feasible it would be to have an emulator for the system on the 3DS. While still in early development, it has shown a lot of improvements thanks to using a dynamic recompiler, with some games running at a playable state. Versions before v1.0 also supported using stereoscopic 3D (at the cost of slower performance), which isn't a feature a lot of emulators have.
|}

===Pokémon Mini===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| PokeMini 3DS
| [https://github.com/nop90/Pokemini/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===SNES===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| blargSNES
| [http://blargsnes.kuribo64.net 1.4][https://github.com/Arisotura/blargSnes git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| [[Snes9x]] for 3DS
| [https://github.com/matbo87/snes9x_3ds/releases/ 1.60.1]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Snes9x]] for 3DS Stable Version
| [https://github.com/bubble2k16/snes9x_3ds/releases 1.30]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Virtual Console (SNES)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| blargSNES
|-
|
* blargSNES - It works well, but lacks compatibility for games that require enhancement chips (SA1, SuperFX, etc.)
|}
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| SNES9x for 3DS
|-
|
* Snes9x for 3DS - based on snes9x 1.43. Runs a good majority of games well, even on old 3DS/2DS's. It's recommended to use a New 3DS if you want to run games that uses the SuperFX or SA-1 chip
* If bugs occur, it is recommended to go back to version 1.30 from the bubble2k16 developer
|}

===Virtual Boy===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| r3Ddragon
| [https://github.com/mrdanielps/r3Ddragon git]
| Low
| {{Yellow}} {{License|Custom}}<ref name=RealityBoyLicense>Reality Boy is code is licensed under a {{License|Custom}} {{License|NC}} license</ref> {{License|NC}} {{License|MIT}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}} (slow)
| {{Na}}
|-
| Red Viper
| [https://github.com/skyfloogle/red-viper {{Red ViperVer}}]
| High (native emulation of the 3D effect)
| {{Yellow}} {{License|Custom}}<ref name=RealityBoyLicense>Reality Boy is code is licensed under a {{License|Custom}} {{License|NC}} license</ref> {{License|NC}} {{License|MIT}}
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| r3Ddragon
|-
|
* r3Ddragon - It's kind of surprising that Nintendo never released a Virtual Console for the Virtual Boy on the 3DS, especially given how small the library of games were for the system and how both utilize 3D effects <strike>and cause eyestrain</strike>. What makes this emulator stand out is the fact that it's able to display the graphics in 3D the way it was intended, something that is almost impossible to do on other platforms; unfortunately, compatibility is low and requires a New 3DS to run. Development has since halted and no longer maintained. The original developer, mrdanielps, now recommends Red Viper on the github repository.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Red Viper
|-
|
* Red Viper - A fork of the old r3Ddragon with improved graphics engine and dynarec. It reaches fullspeed with minor glitches even on old 3DS systems on many games, with the ability to change the normal red colour of the Virtual Boy to a wide variety of others, and adjust the depth of the 3D effect.
|}

==SEGA==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
!MD/Gen
!SMS/GG
!32X
!CD
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| 3DSSMS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/3DSSMS_3DS 0.3]
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| PicoDrive for 3DS
| [https://github.com/R-YaTian/emus3ds/releases 0.96R3]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (SMS)
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|MAME}} ({{License|NC}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Virtual Console (GG)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}} (GG)
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

==Sinclair==
===ZX Spectrum===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| 3DS Spectrum
| [https://www.mediafire.com/file/d1sl4hcdol60loh/3dsspectrum01.rar/file 0.1]
| Low-Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| [http://zxds.raxoft.cz/ ZXDS 3DS]
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/ZXDS_3DS {{ZXDS_3DSVer}}]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

==SNK Playmore==
===Neo Geo Pocket / Color===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| NeoPop 3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Neopop_3DS 0.2][https://github.com/nop90/NeoPop-3DS git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| NeoPop-SDL 3DS
| [https://github.com/nop90/Neopop-SDL git][https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/NeoPop_SDL_3DS 0.4]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|}

==Sony==
===PlayStation===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| CTRX
| [https://github.com/machinamentum/CTRX git][https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/CTRX_3DS 0.9 Alpha]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|Beerware}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| PCSX-ReARMed (RetroArch)
| [https://www.libretro.com/index.php/retroarch-3ds-full-speed-ps1-now-possible-with-pcsx-rearmed-w-unai-renderer/ Nightly]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New 3ds)
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| PCSX-ReARMed
|-
|
* PCSX-ReARMed (RetroArch) - Thanks to the work of many developers, it is now possible to have full speed 60 FPS emulation for a majority of games and support for .CHD compression formats. Generally, 2D games will perform better than 3D, however you can get some better performance by tweaking the settings if necessary. The nightly builds have seen major improvements since the initial release and can even play some of the more demanding games at full speed ([https://www.reddit.com/r/3dshacks/comments/jvkotb/full_speed_psx_finally_here_on_new_3ds_new_2ds_xl/ See here] for some tips), so it's better to use that until the next stable release.
** NOTE: This emulator is mainly targeted for the New 3DS models, so don't expect the old 3DS models to run well, if at all.
|}

==Uzebox==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Cuzebox 3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Cuzebox3DS 0.0.1]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

==Wenquxing==
===CC800 Simulator===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Sim800CTR
| [https://github.com/banxian/Sim800CTR git]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
|}

==Game engines==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
!Supported game(s)
|-
| [[ScummVM]] 3DS
| [https://www.scummvm.org/downloads 2.8.0]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| Adventure point and click games, ex. LucasArt games
|-
| [[OpenBOR]] 3DS
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/openbor-3ds/releases 0.0.6]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|BSD3}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Beats of Rage and other beat'em up games in .pak format
|-
| [https://www.digitalmzx.com/ MegaZeux]
| [https://github.com/AliceLR/megazeux 2.93d]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| Caverns of Zeus and other zzt-like ascii games
|-
| CtrµLua 3DS
| [https://github.com/ctruLua/ctruLua/releases 1.0]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{~}}
| rowspan="3" style="text-align: center;" | LUA Engine
|-
| LÖVE Potion 3DS
| [https://github.com/TurtleP/LovePotion/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{~}}
|-
| Lua Player Plus 3DS
| [https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/lpp-3ds/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{~}}
|-
| CPyMO
| [https://github.com/Strrationalism/CPyMO v1.1.9]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|AGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| ?
| PyMO Visual Novel / AVG Game Engine
|-
| [[EasyRPG]] 3DS
| [https://easyrpg.org/player/downloads/#release-homebrew {{EasyRPGVer}}]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | RPG Maker 2000, 2003 and EasyRPG games
|-
| RPG Maker
| [https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/RPG-Maker-3DS git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Na}}
|-
| OpenLara
| [https://github.com/XProger/OpenLara/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|BSD2}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{~}}
| Tomb Raider 1–4
|}

==Source ports==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
!<abbr title="If the game supports or is playable on older Nintendo 3DS/2DS models, otherwise, New Nintendo 3DS/2DS models are recommended or required to play smoothly. ✓ = Playable with good frame rate. ~ = Partially playable with decent frame rate. ✗ = Unplayable or bad frame rate on older Nintendo 3DS/2DS models. ? = Untested. ">Old 3DS</abbr>
!Supported games
|-
! colspan="9"|Action
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/C-Dogs3DS C-Dogs3DS]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/cdogs-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Cyberdogs
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Minicraft_-_3DS_Homebrew_Edition Minicraft - 3DS Homebrew Edition] (original)
| [https://github.com/DavidSM64/Minicraft3DS git]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| Minicraft
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Minicraft3DS_by_Enovale Minicraft3DS] (fork based on The Multiplayer Update)
| [https://github.com/Enovale/Minicraft3DS git]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Minicraft
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Minicraft3DS_-_The_Multiplayer_Update Minicraft3DS - The Multiplayer Update] (fork based on the original)
| [https://github.com/andre111/Minicraft3DS git]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Minicraft
|-
! colspan="9"|Action-Adventure
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Zelda_OLB_3DS ZeldaOLB]
| [https://github.com/nop90/ZeldaOLB git]
| ?
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| [http://www.zeldaroth.fr/us/dlolb.php The Legend of Zelda: Oni-Link Begins]
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Zelda_ROTH_3DS ZeldaROTH]
| [https://github.com/nop90/ZeldaROTH/releases git]
| ?
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| [http://www.zeldaroth.fr/us/zroth.php The Legend of Zelda: Return of the Hylian]
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Zelda3T_3DS Zelda3T]
| [https://github.com/nop90/Zelda3T git]
| ?
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| [http://www.zeldaroth.fr/us/z3t.php The Legend of Zelda: Time to Triumph]
|-
! colspan="9"|FPS
|-
| ctrDoom2D
| [https://github.com/fgsfdsfgs/ctrd2d git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| [http://doom2d.org/download/d2d/ Doom 2D]
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/CtrHexenII_3DS ctrHexenII]
| [https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/ctrHexenII git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Hexen II
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/CtrQuake_3DS ctrQuake]
| [https://github.com/masterfeizz/ctrQuake git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Quake
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/CtrWolfen_3DS ctrWolfen]
| [https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/ctrWolfen git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Wolfenstein 3D, Spear of Destiny
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/DXX_3DS DXX-3DS]
| [https://github.com/RossMeikleham/DXX-3DS/releases git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|Custom}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Na}}<ref group="N">Controls are unstable, causing the player to uncontrollably bank to the right after moving.</ref>
| ?
| Descent, Descent II
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/EDuke3D_3DS EDuke3D]
| [https://github.com/masterfeizz/EDuke3D/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|GPLv2}} [https://github.com/jkirsons/Duke3D/blob/master/BUILDLIC.txt BUILD SOURCE CODE LICENSE]
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Duke Nukem 3D
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/JFShadowWarrior_3DS JFShadowWarrior]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/jfsw-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|GPLv2}} [https://github.com/jkirsons/Duke3D/blob/master/BUILDLIC.txt BUILD SOURCE CODE LICENSE]
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Shadow Warrior<ref group=N>Versions of Shadow Warrior supported for JFShadowWarrior include: Shadow Warrior Registered Version 1.2 (MS-DOS), Shadow Warrior Shareware Version (MS-DOS), Shadow Warrior Classic (GOG.com, Steam), and Shadow Warrior Classic Redux (GOG.com, Steam, Humble).</ref>
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Prboom_3DS PrBoom 3DS]
| [https://github.com/WinterMute/prboom git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Doom I–II, Final Doom
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Prboom3DS PrBoom3DS]
| [https://github.com/elhobbs/prboom3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Doom I–II, Final Doom
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Quake2CTR_3DS Quake2CTR]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/Quake2CTR git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Quake II
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Wolf4sdl_3DS Wolf4SDL-3DS]
| [https://github.com/hax0kartik/wolf4sdl-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|NC}} {{License|GPLv2}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Wolfenstein 3D
|-
!colspan="9"|Horror
|-
|FNaF 1 3DS -old/obsolete- [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Five_Nights_at_Freddys_1_3DS FNaF 1 3DS -remastered-]<ref group="N" name="FNaF3DS">Five Nights at Freddy's 1 3DS -remastered- is an updated version of [https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf13ds/507412 Five Nights at Freddy 1's 3DS] by the same developer FreDev, also known as BumboDEV and BaseDEV. The developer also attempted Nintendo 3DS ports of ''Five Nights at Freddy's 2'', ''3'', and ''4'' but development stopped after the developer lost the source code for ''Five Nights at Freddy's 2'' and would have to reverse-engineer it again.[https://gamejolt.com/p/i-have-decided-to-release-the-latest-version-i-have-available-for-f-ctwvb9xi] Those ports were only in a state of demonstration and were not fully playable, having incomplete A.I., gameplay, and missing screens. Download links to the latest versions can be found on the [https://discord.gg/w7WcSGt old Discord server].</ref>
|[https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf13ds/507412 0.2.3] [https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf13dsremastered/576273 0.3.1-pre1]
|Mid
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|Five Nights at Freddy's
|-
|FNaF 2 3DS<ref group=N name=FNaF3DS/>
|[https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf23ds/583006 beta 1.0]
|Low
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{Na}}
|{{~}}
|Five Nights at Freddy's 2
|-
|FNaF 3 3DS<ref group=N name=FNaF3DS/>
|[https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf33ds/520090 beta 0.1.3]
|Low
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{Na}}
|?
|Five Nights at Freddy's 3
|-
|FNaF 4 3DS<ref group=N name=FNaF3DS/>
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NIejQ_K-0U beta 0.3]
|?
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{~}}
|?
|Five Nights at Freddy's 4
|-
! colspan="9"|Pinball
|-
| SpaceCadetPinball
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/SpaceCadetPinball git]
| Mid-High
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| 3D Pinball for Windows – Space Cadet
|-
! colspan="10"|Platform
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Abbaye_Des_Morts_3DS Abbaye Des Morts 3DS]
|[https://github.com/nop90/Abbayedesmorts-3ds git]
|?
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Na}}
|?
|?
|?
|L'Abbaye Des Morts
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Amphetamine_3DS Amphetamine]
|[https://github.com/nop90/Amphetamine git]
|?
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|?
|?
|Amphetamine
|-
|Cave Story Engine 2
|[https://github.com/gameblabla/CSE2 git] [https://archive.org/details/CaveStoryE2 archive]
|?
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}[https://github.com/gameblabla/CSE2/blob/rs97/LICENCE.txt]
|{{Na}}<ref group=N name=cse2>There is also an official Nintendo 3DS remake called ''Cave Story 3D'' with 3D graphics and more gameplay features that may be more recommendable depending on the user's preference. Cave Story Engine 2, or CSE2 for short, is a source port of the classic ''Cave Story'' by Daisuke "Pixel" Amaya. CSE2 came with a portable version and an enhanced version of the original freeware but in November 2020, the CSE2 source port has received a [https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2020-11-26-nicalis-issues-dmca-against-free-cave-story-games DMCA cease and desist notice] from Nicalis, the current IP owner of ''Cave Story''.</ref>
|{{~}}<ref group=N name=CitraNoAudio>Audio for these games does not output in Citra, but other than that, it is playable.</ref>
|{{Ya}}<ref group=N name=cse2/>
|?
|Cave Story
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Ccleste_3DS ccleste]
|[https://github.com/lemon32767/ccleste git]
|Mid
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|?
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|[https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=2145 Celeste Classic]
|-
|OpenJazz 3DS
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/OpenJazz_3DS git]
|?
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{~}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|?
|Jazz Jackrabbit
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Maze_of_Galious_3DS MazeOfGalious-3DS]
|[https://github.com/nop90/MazeOfGalious-3ds git]
|?
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Na}}
|?
|?
|?
|[https://mog.jorito.net The Maze of Galious remake]
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/OpenTitus_3DS OpenTitus 3DS]
|[https://github.com/MrHuu/opentitus-3ds git]
|Mid
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|Titus the Fox/Moktar
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Sonic_1_and_2_3DS Sonic 1 and 2 3DS]
|[https://github.com/Rubberduckycooly/Sonic-1-2-2013-Decompilation git]
|Mid
|{{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{~}}
|Sonic the Hedgehog 1 (2013)<ref group=N name=sonic>Sega Forever classics version on Android or iOS can also be used. For Sonic CD 2011 3DS Redux, it is recommended to use a mobile port's <code>data.rsdk</code> as the Steam version will have graphical issues in some levels. Also, if upgrading to the 2023 Redux port of Sonic CD from the old 2021 port, delete <code>settings.ini</code> from the SonicCD folder as both 3DS ports share the same SonicCD folder but their <code>settings.ini</code> file are not compatible with each other that may cause major issues with the other version.</ref>, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (2013)<ref group=N name=sonic/>
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Sonic_CD_2011_3DS Sonic CD 2011 3DS]
|[https://github.com/SaturnSH2x2/Sonic-CD-11-3DS git]
|Mid
|{{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{~}}
|{{Ya}}(HW)
|Sonic the Hedgehog CD (2011)<ref group=N name=sonic/>
|-
|Sonic CD 2011 3DS Redux
|[https://github.com/Voxel9/Sonic-CD-11-3DS-Redux git]
|Mid
|{{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|Sonic the Hedgehog CD (2011)<ref group=N name=sonic/>
|-
|Sonic Mania 3DS
|[https://github.com/SaturnSH2x2/RSDKv5-Decompilation git]
|Mid
|{{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{~}}<ref group=N>As of v1.0, the Sonic Mania 3DS port has long load times booting up the game and transitioning between screens but other than that, it's playable at a good frame rate on a New Nintendo 3DS. The audio is slightly delayed but not too bad. There are some frame drops during the giant ring special stages but it's arguably bearable.</ref>
|{{Na}}<ref group=N>Old Nintendo 3DS is planned to be supported for Sonic Mania 3DS in a future update.</ref>
|Sonic Mania (Encore DLC optional but the user must compile the port to access it)
|-
|[[Super Mario 64 Port]]
|[https://github.com/mkst/sm64-port git][https://archive.org/details/sm64_3ds fix]
|Mid
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{~}}<ref group=N>New Nintendo 3DS/2DS is highly recommended to use any of the Super Mario 64 3DS ports (sm64ex-alo, sm64-minimap, etc.) and can use 800px but even then, using certain graphical settings such as No Drawing Distance when building a custom version can greatly reduce frame rate even on a New Nintendo 3DS/2DS. On older Nintendo 3DS/2DS models, use the 400px version.</ref>
|Super Mario 64
|-
|[https://wohlsoft.ru/projects/TheXTech/ TheXTech]
|[https://github.com/TheXTech/TheXTech/releases git]
|Mid
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Ya}}
|?
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|Super Mario Bros. X (SMBX) and derivatives
|-
! colspan="9"|Puzzle
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Hex-a-Hop_3DS Hex-a-Hop]
| [https://github.com/nop90/Hexahop-3ds git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Hex-a-Hop
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/OpenSupaplex_3DS OpenSupaplex]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/open-supaplex git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Supaplex
|-
! colspan="9"|RPG
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/DevilutionX_3DS DevilutionX]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/devilutionX-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|Unlicense}} ({{License|PDEQ}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}<ref group=N>The Asian translations of Diablo on DevilutionX 3DS are not recommended on older Nintendo 3DS/2DS models as they can crash due to not having enough memory to hold all the symbols in memory.</ref>
| Diablo, Diablo: Hellfire
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Meritous_3DS Meritous]
| [https://github.com/nop90/Meritous-3ds git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Meritous
|-
| RSC-C
| [https://github.com/2003scape/rsc-c git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|AGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}<ref group=N name=CitraNoAudio/>
| {{Ya}}<ref group=N>The ''RSC Preservation'' 3DS port of ''[https://rsc.vet OpenRSC]'' (a ''RuneScape Classic'' private server) has frame rate issues when Interlace Mode is off. Toggling Interlace Mode on by pressing SELECT restores the frame rate.</ref>
| ?
| [https://rsc.vet RSC Preservation (OpenRSC)]
|-
! colspan="9"|Sandbox
|-
| isle-portable
| [https://github.com/isledecomp/isle-portable git] [https://github.com/isledecomp/isle decomp git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|LGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| LEGO Island
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/RE3_3DS RE3 3DS]
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/wip-re3-3ds-port.586374/ wip]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{~}}<ref group=N>While RE3 3DS is playable and only playable on New Nintendo 3DS/2DS, it will also suffer frame rate drops and graphical glitches but it is still playable depending on the user's frame tolerance.</ref>
| {{Na}}
| Grand Theft Auto III
|-
! colspan="9"|Visual novel
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/DDLC-LOVE_3DS DDLC-LOVE]
| [https://github.com/LukeZGD/DDLC-LOVE git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}<ref group=N name=CitraNoAudio/>
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Doki Doki Literature Club!
|}
<references group=N/>

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| SM64 3DS port
|-
|
* SM64 3DS Port - Thanks to the decompilation project, you can now enjoy SM64 on the 3DS with ''*analog*'' support and native rendering (compared to the official DS port). Works pretty much at full speed on the New 3DS, the original model apparently has some slow downs but still playable. You can either build it yourself, or try finding pre-compiled build online (there are multiple versions, you can find some [https://web.archive.org/web/20200924080151/https://gist.github.com/stranno/2609a82f75ce346d1f1a5b99af94590c here] but it's no longer up-to-date or a more up-to-date version with 3D support [https://archive.org/details/sm64-port-3ds-mkst-7b56b78 here]).
|}

==Fantasy Computers==

===CHIP-8===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [https://github.com/xerpi/CHIP-3DS Chip-3DS]
| [http://www.mediafire.com/?y94yjhzf70fsfsi 1.0]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| Chip8-2DS
| [https://github.com/nopy4869/CHIP8-2DS/releases 1.0]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| chip8-3ds
| [https://github.com/505e06b2/chip8-3ds 1.0]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [https://github.com/YourNerdyJoe/Chip8-CTRU Chip8-CTRU]
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Chip8-CTRU_3DS 2014]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| octochip-8
| [https://github.com/UnwokenOcto/octochip-8 git]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

===Pico-8===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Fake-08
| [https://github.com/jtothebell/fake-08 git][https://github.com/Pixel-Pop/3DS-Pico8 3DS-pico-8]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===TIC-80===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| TIC-80
| [https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===UXN/Varvara===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [https://github.com/asiekierka/uxnds uxnds-3DS]
| [https://github.com/asiekierka/uxnds/releases 0.5.3]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

==See also==
{{Emulators on consoles‎}}

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS| ]]
[[Category:Emulators on eighth-generation consoles]]
[[Category:Emulators on handheld consoles]]

Emulators on Nintendo 3DS

2026-08-16T00:05:36Z

ToycomLand: /* RetroArch (unofficial) */

{{Infobox computing device/Nintendo 3DS}}

{{for|software that emulates the Nintendo 3DS|Nintendo 3DS emulators}}

Because of the homebrewing scene the 3DS has had, you can install a variety of emulators. Currently, the New 3DS is capable of running much faster than the older models, making it a much more ideal platform for emulation, but despite this there are still some emulators that have issues regardless. For more information on how to homebrew your 3DS, visit [https://3ds.hacks.guide/ 3ds.hacks.guide].

<div style="border-left: 10px solid #dd3333; background-color: #fff2f2; padding: 12px; margin: 10px 0;">
'''To editors:''' please do not add any emulators that claim to emulate a system the 3DS cannot possibly emulate. If you see any emulators for '''Gamecube, PS2, Dreamcast''' or onward, please do extensive research before adding them, as the 3DS is not capable of emulating any of those systems.
</div>

==Multi-Systems==
===[[RetroArch]]===

There are [https://gbatemp.net/threads/retroarch-emulation-thread-nightly-builds-included.400913/ official 3DS ports]:
*<code>[http://buildbot.libretro.com/stable/ Stable]</code>
*<code>[http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/nintendo/3ds/ Nightly]</code>
*<code>[https://github.com/libretro GitHub]</code>
*BIOS: <code>[https://github.com/Abdess/retroarch_system Download] </code>

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
|+ Available cores (as of Retroarch 1.22.1)
! Core
! Game/System
! Recommended? (New 3DS)
! Recommended? (Old 3DS)
! class="unsortable"|Notes
|-
| 2048
| 2048
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| CrocoDS
| Amstrad - CPC
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~15fps o3ds
|-
| Caprice32
| Amstrad - CPC/GX4000
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~18fps o3ds
|-
| Anarch
| Anarch
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~10fps o3ds
|-
| DICE
| rowspan="11" style="text-align: center;" | [[Arcade emulators|Arcade]]
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012 CPS-1
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
|
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012 CPS-2
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
|
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012 CPS-3
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| ~35fps/~50fps, most games are too slow to run even on New 3DS, though JoJo runs almost full speed
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012 Neo Geo
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| ~40fps/~50fps. A few games are unable to be loaded due to memory constraints
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| <ul><li>Uses FBA v0.2.97.30 ROM sets</li><li>Main core (fbalpha2012_libretro) does not work, but platform-specific cores run at full speed</li></ul>
|-
| [[FinalBurn Neo]] CPS-1 / CPS-2
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[FinalBurn Neo]] Neo Geo
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[MAME]] 2000
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[MAME]] 2003
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[MAME]] 2003-Plus
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Ardens
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Arduboy
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Arduous
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
|~15fps o3ds
|-
| [[Stella]] 2014
| Atari - 2600
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps n3ds, 43fps o3ds. Resorting to DS(i) mode, a well performing choice is StellaDS, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| a5200
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Atari - 5200
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| ~60fps
|-
| Atari800
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps n3ds, 40fps o3ds so you might consider other options like the a5200 core or the atari800-3ds standalone emulator, which reachs fullspeed in o3ds. Resorting to DS(i) mode, a well performing choice is A7800DS, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| [[ProSystem]]
| Atari - 7800
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps, 25fps o3ds
|-
| [[Handy]]
| Atari - Lynx
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~50fps o3ds, a bit slow and choppy audio. You'd better use handy3ds standalone emulator.
|-
| Beetle Cygne
| Bandai - [[WonderSwan emulators|WonderSwan / Color]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|~30-50fps o3ds. Resorting to DS(i) mode, a well performing choice is NitroSwan, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| TamaLIBretro
| Bandai - Tamagotchi P1
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| GAM4980
| BBK - Longman 4980
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| NXEngine
| Cave Story
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| JAXE
| CHIP-8/S-CHIP/XO-CHIP
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| GearColeco
| Coleco - ColecoVision
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| ~40fps o3ds. Resorting to DS(i) mode, a generally better performing choice is ColecoDS, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| VICE x128
| Commodore - C128
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| ~5fps o3ds
|-
| Frodo
| rowspan="3" style="text-align: center;" | Commodore - C64
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
|~20fps o3ds
|-
| VICE x64 fast
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~15fps o3ds. old3ds users may prefer the standalone vice3ds which has better performance and a clean UI
|-
| VICE x64sc accurate
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~3fps o3ds
|-
| VICE xscpu64
| Commodore - C64 SuperCPU
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| VICE xpet
| Commodore - PET
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| VICE xplus4
| Commodore - Plus/4
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| VICE xvic
| Commodore - VIC-20
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| PrBoom
| Doom
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| unstable framerate on o3ds with many slowdowns
|-
| DOSBox-SVN
| DOS
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| bk
| Elektronika - BK-0010/BK-0011(M)
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| FreeChaF
| Fairchild ChannelF
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| Game Music Emu
| Game Music Emu
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| VecX
| GCE - Vectrex
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| ~55fps n3ds, 14fps o3ds
|-
| Gong
| Gong
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| GW
| Handheld Electronic
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~58fps n3ds, 30fps o3ds
|-
| SquirrelJME
| Java ME
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Jump 'n Bump
| Jump 'n Bump
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| LowRes NX
| LowRes NX
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|~50-55fps o3ds, mostly playable
|-
| Lutro
| Lua Engine
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| minivmac
| Mac II
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| ~10fps o3ds
|-
| [[O2EM]]
| Magnavox - Odyssey ² / Phillips Videopac+
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps n3ds, 50fps o3ds (playable)
|-
| FreeIntv
| Mattel - Intellivision
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| some sporadic slowdowns in o3ds but playable
|-
| fMSX
| Microsoft - MSX
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| MicroW8
| MicroW8
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Bomberman
| Mr. Boom
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~45-60 FPS o3ds, minor slowdowns
|-
| blueMSX
| MSX/SVI/ColecoVision/SG-1000
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[Mednafen|Beetle PCE fast]]
| [[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators |NEC - PC Engine / CD]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|Old 3ds 30-40 FPS, use standalone temperpce_3ds instead
|-
| Geargrafx
| NEC - PC Engine / SuperGrafx / CD
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| QUASI88
| NEC - PC-8000 / PC-8800 series
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
|Neko Project II Kai (猫Project II改)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | NEC - PC-98
| {{~}}
| {{TBD}}
| Neko Project II Kai requires you to use its own emulation menu, requiring you to use the "Joy2Mouse" function or the c-stick. These menus are extremely small given the 3DS's screen size, but allow you to run games. Some games will have slowdown, such as the Touhou games. You may prefer to use the standalone NP2 for 3DS, as it uses the touch screen for enlarged menus, keyboard support, and allows you to use both screens.
|-
| Neko Project II
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~15fps old3ds
|-
| DoubleCherryGB
| rowspan="4" style="text-align: center;" | Nintendo - [[Game Boy/Game Boy Color emulators|Game Boy / Color]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| based on TGBDual so nearly equal performance
|-
| [[Gambatte]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Old 3ds users may prefer one of the several standalone emulators for GB/GBC. A few resource-intensive GBC games run well only in the DSi (not 3DS) build of GameYob, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| [[Gearboy]]
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| too slow in old3ds even for GB
|-
| [[TGB Dual]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps new3ds, unstable GBC framerate in old3ds
|-
| [[mGBA]]
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Nintendo - [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Acceptable with Pokemon Ruby & Pokemon Sapphire, but some games are slow to use, even on New 3DS, at present. Has support for tilt controls.
|-
| [[gpSP]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| ~30-60 FPS o3ds with dynarec, some games are playable, but VC injection, mGBA, or open_agb_firm are better choices
|-
| FCEUmm
| rowspan="3" style="text-align: center;" | Nintendo - [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|NES / Famicom]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Old 3ds 10-20 FPS
|-
| [[Nestopia]] UE
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| ~55-60 FPS
|-
| [[QuickNES]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| old3ds users may prefer the standalone virtuanes_3ds which may perform better depending on the game.
|-
| PokeMini
| Nintendo - Pokemon Mini
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| [[Snes9x]] 2002 (PocketSNES)
| rowspan="4" style="text-align: center;" | Nintendo - [[Super Nintendo emulators|SNES]] / SFC
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| less compatible than CATSFC, but faster, so can actually run many special chip games at full speed. old3ds users may prefer the continuation of the standalone snes9x_3ds which has better performance, and new 3DS users may also prefer it for SuperFX Chips/Mode 7 games.
|-
| [[Snes9x]] 2005 ([[CATSFC]])
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| ~55-60 FPS on standard games, ~50 FPS on Super FX games. A bit slower than Snes9x 2002.
|-
| [[Snes9x]] 2005+ ([[CATSFC]] Plus)
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Same as Snes9x 2005 but with better sound, at the cost of a few FPS, has more accurate audio, slower
|-
| [[Snes9x]] 2010 ([[Snes9x]] Next)
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Most accurate but slowest SNES core (~40 FPS),too slow to use even on New 3DS at present
|-
| [[Mednafen|Beetle VB]]
| Nintendo - [[Virtual Boy emulators|Virtual Boy]]
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| ~25-30 FPS n3ds, 7 FPS o3ds. The Red-Viper standalone emulator has much better performance.
|-
| Mu
| Palm OS
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Retro8
| Pico-8
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| simple games run fullspeed on o3ds. You might prefer the standalone fake-08 emulator which has better compatibility
|-
| PocketCDG
| PocketCDG
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| TyrQuake
| Quake
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| slowdowns everywhere on o3ds even using the. minimal internal resolution, but somewhat playable
|-
| vitaQuake 2
| Quake II
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| vitaQuake 2 Rogue
| Quake II - Ground Zero
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| vitaQuake 2 Xatrix
| Quake II - The Reckoning
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| vitaQuake 2 Zaero
| Quake II - Zaero
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| XRick
| Rick Dangerous
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| ScummVM
| ScummVM
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| ClownMDEmu
| Sega - MD/CD
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| SMS Plus GX
| Sega - MS/GG
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| 50-60 fps o3ds with noticeable slowdowns
|-
| [[Genesis Plus GX]] Wide
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Sega - MS/GG/MD/CD
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[Genesis Plus GX]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Redbook audio hangs when suspending or pausing RetroArch
|-
| [[PicoDrive]]
| Sega - MS/GG/MD/CD/32X
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| 2D games run full speed, 3D games run about 30 FPS or less. old3ds users may prefer the standalone picodrive_3ds which has better performance.
|-
| Gearsystem
| Sega - MS/GG/SG-1000
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| ~15fps o3ds
|-
| X Millennium
| Sharp X1
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
|[[EightyOne]] (81)
| Sinclair - ZX 81
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| ~15fps o3ds
|-
| [[FUSE]]
| Sinclair - ZX Spectrum
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| ~60fps. You may prefer the standalone zxds (the 3ds build) which has a way better interface.
|-
| NeoCD
| SNK - Neo Geo CD
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[Mednafen|Beetle NeoPop]]
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | [[Neo Geo Pocket emulators|SNK - Neo Geo Pocket / Color]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| Old 3ds 20-30 FPS, Use Race! Instead
|-
| Race
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| PCSX ReARMed
| Sony - [[PlayStation emulators|PlayStation]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Can go up to ~50-60 FPS n3ds at standard resolution, 20fps o3ds. Later games can have unplayable slowdowns (Gran Turismo 2).
|-
| Super Bros. War
| Super Bros. War
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Numero
| Texas Instruments TI-83
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[Opera]]
| The 3DO Company - 3DO
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| ~8fps (Technically works but is unplayably slow)
|-
| The Powder Toy
| The Powder Toy
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|~5fps o3ds, large slowdowns on n3ds, excessively large resolution for the 3DS's screen.
|-
| Theodore
| Thomson - MO/TO
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| TIC-80
| TIC-80
| {{TBD}}
|{{~}}
| ~35fps o3ds
|-
| Uzem
| Uzebox
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| ~10fps o3ds
|-
| VaporSpec
| VaporSpec
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| WASM-4
| WASM-4
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| mixed results for o3ds, from too fast to painfully slow and crashes
|-
| Potator
| Watara - Supervision
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| ECWolf
| Wolfestein 3D
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
|~15fps o3ds but playable
|}

Using current exploits, the New 3DS is capable of running many of these cores at or nearly at full speed on most games. The older 3DS is less powerful but can still run some cores at full speed, like 2048, Gambatte, QuickNES, NXEngine, and PicoDrive.
Opposed to normal use of RetroArch, these are all self-contained emulators, albeit sharing the same automatic configuration.
Screenshot-taking is broken. Upon exiting RetroArch 3DS, press the Start button.
If you use retroarch via homebrew launcher, in 3dsx format, please notice that some cores crash upon opening without further action. The loaded core, crashing or not, is saved into sd:/retroarch/retroarch-salamander.cfg file which is where retroarch remembers the core to be first loaded. Therefore, if you mistakenly load a problematic crashing core, you won't be able to launch ReteroArch successfully again until you manually delete that file from the sdcard. Alternatively, you can make set it the readonly attribute, while it's still working.
Currently, RetroArch has no support for the 3DS's Gyro controls.

===[[RetroArch]] (unofficial)===

Unofficial <code> [https://gbatemp.net/threads/unofficial-3ds-retroarch-builds.462252 3DS builds]</code>

Notice: The website hosting the download links to both Virtual Jaguar and Yabause's cores has been completely shut down, meaning it is no longer possible to download these cores from their original source. Both cores in .cia format were archived in 2025.<ref>[https://archive.org/details/Unofficial-3DS-RetroArch Virtual Jaguar + Yabause]</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
|+ New3DS performance
! Core
! Game/System
! Working?
! Old 3ds
! class="unsortable"|Notes
|-
| Virtual Jaguar
| Atari Jaguar
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| ~10fps (Technically works but is unplayably slow)
|-
| [[Yabause]]<ref>[https://gbatemp.net/threads/unofficial-3ds-retroarch-builds.462252/page-32#post-9286776 Yabause]</ref>
| Sega Saturn
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| ~5fps (Technically works but is unplayably slow)
|}
====Ultimate 3DS emupack====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! class="unsortable"|Name
! class="unsortable"|Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Ultimate 3DS emupack
| [https://github.com/NinjaWeedle/NW-U3DSemupack git]
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Supported Emulators
|-
|
* Nintendo 64 : DaedalusX64 0.2
* SNES : Snes9X 1.30
* NES : VirtuaNES 1.02
* TurboGrafx/PC Engine : TemperPCE 1.02
* MasterSystem/MegaDrive/Sega CD/32x : PicoDrive 0.94
* CHIP-8 : CHIP-3DS
* Atari 2600 : z26 3DS
* GB/GBC : GameYob 1.0.8
* GBA : mGBA 0.8.4
|}

===Virtual Console Injection===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
!GB
!GBC
!GBA
!GG
!NES/FDS
!SNES ("new" models)
!PCE
|-
| New Super Ultimate Injector (NSUI)
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/discussion-new-super-ultimate-injector-nsui.500376 Beta 27]
| N/A
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

There were VC released for the following systems: GB, GBC, GBA, GG, NES (includes support for FDS if patched), SNES (for "new" models only), PCE.
Some have tried injecting alternate ROMs in the available Virtual Console releases with varying degrees of success. The emulators used internally for Virtual Console are not as accurate as other emulators so compatibility isn't perfect (the only exception is GBA since it runs it natively, not emulation). 
There's an easy tool that will convert and inject any supported ROM file as its associated VC application called [https://gbatemp.net/threads/discussion-new-super-ultimate-injector-nsui.500376/ New Super Ultimate Injector]. It's an all-in-one tool. 
NSUI includes support for other systems: nintendo G&W, sega SG-1000, sega SMS/MarkIII, sega Genesis/MD, sega 32x, atari 2600, atari 7800, atari Lynx, NeoGeoPocket, NeoGeoPocketColor, WonderSwan, WonderSwanColor, Odyssey2, sony PS1. These are based on some homebrew emulators listed here or retroarch cores, therefore can't be considered as true injections.

==Apple==
===Macintosh and Mac II===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Mini vMac 3DS
| [https://github.com/TaraHoleInIt/minivmac-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}
Mini vMAC 3DS: emulates Macintosh Plus and other early variants, like 128K, 512K, 512Ke, SE, Classic, and SE FDHD. Includes experimental and very slow support for Macintosh II.

==Atari inc.==
===Atari 2600===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Z26 3DS
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/preview-z26-3ds-atari-2600-emulator.397827 2.0][https://github.com/nop90/z26-3ds git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

===Atari 5200 / 800===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Atari800 3DS
| [https://github.com/asiekierka/atari800-3ds/tree/port-3ds {{Atari800-3DSVer}}] [https://github.com/RandomMan25XX/atari800-3ds/releases cia]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===Atari Lynx===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Handy 3DS
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-handy-3ds-atari-lynx-emulator.394329 1.1b][https://github.com/nop90/Handy3DS git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|zlib}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===Atari ST===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| HatariST
| [https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=33903 v.251230]
| Mid
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|}

==Commodore==
===Commodore 64 / 128===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Bread Box
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-bread-box-c64-emulator.397602 1/06/16]
| Low-Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| VICE3DS
| [https://github.com/badda71/vice3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| VICE3DS-C128
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Vice3DS-C128_3DS 0.1]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|}

===Commodore Amiga===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| UAE3DS
| [https://github.com/badda71/uae3DS git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| UAE3DSsng
| [https://github.com/badda71/uae3DSng git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{~}}
| ?
| {{Na}}
|}

==GCE==
===Vectrex===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Vex3DS (based on vecx)
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-vex3ds-vectrex-emulator.420721 0.4][https://github.com/nop90/Vex3DS git]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

==Microsoft==
===DOS===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| 3DOS
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/wip-demo-3dos-8086-dos-emulator-for-the-3ds.394455 1.0]
| Low
| ?
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| DOSBox-3DS
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/dosbox-3ds 0.0.3]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Na}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| 3DOS
|-
|
* 3DOS - Based on 8086tiny. Can only emulate 8086 CPUs.
|}

===MSX===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-fmsx3ds-msx-msx2-msx2-emulator-with-new-feature-for-3ds.637072/ fMSX3DS]
| [https://github.com/TomiokaH01/fMSX3DS/releases 1.42]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
|}

==NEC==
===PCE / CD / SuperGrafx===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| TemperPCE for 3DS
| [https://github.com/R-YaTian/emus3ds/releases 1.04R3]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Virtual Console (PCE)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===PC9801===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| NP2/21 3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/NP2_for_3DS 0.1.3]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

==Nintendo==

===Amiibo===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Wumiibo
| [https://github.com/hax0kartik/wumiibo git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Wumiibo
|-
|
* Wumiibo - Emulates Amiibo functionality on the 3DS without needing an NFC reader or using tags. You can even use your own Amiibo data, after it's been decrypted, or a generic AmiiboID which are freely available and explains how to get them on the project page.
|}

===DS===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [https://github.com/coderkei/akmenu-next akmenu-next]
| [https://github.com/coderkei/akmenu-next/releases git]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[DeSmuME]]
| [https://github.com/shutterbug2000/DeSmuME/releases v0.1-confandselect]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Modding consoles/flashcarts#Nintendo DS|Flashcart]]
| {{Na}}
| High
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Nds-bootstrap#Forwarders Forwarders]
| {{Na}}
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[TWiLight Menu++]]
| [https://github.com/DS-Homebrew/TWiLightMenu {{TWiLightMenu++Ver}}]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| akmenu-next
|-
|
* akmenu-next - alternative frontend for nds-bootstrap. It is much lighter and easier to setup than TwiLightMenu++, at the cost of less features.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| DeSmuME
|-
|
* DeSmuME - an experimental port of DeSmuME that has since been abandoned, it wasn't very compatible.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Flashcart
|-
|
* Flashcart - not an emulator, but a card you can buy that allows playing DS games from an SD card. Commonly referred to as an "R4", however that is just one brand name of many.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Forwarders
|-
|
* forwarders - each forwarder is, actually, a frontend for nds-bootstrap, just for one single game. Makes it so the game can be launched directly through the HOME menu instead of navigating through TWiLight Menu++ or other nds-bootstrap frontends.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| TWiLight Menu++
|-
|
*TWiLight Menu++ - Not technically an "emulator", rather it's a frontend for a separate program, [[nds-bootstrap]], which allows for an NDS ROM to be loaded from an SD card. The program is originally designed for the DSi, however it's able to work on the 3DS by utilizing the virtual DSi (aka the TWL_FIRM or "DS Mode") that the 3DS has for backwards-compatibility. Compatibility isn't the same as using a flashcart, however it's still pretty high with only a few games having issues or triggering anti-piracy protections (newer versions now come with AP patches for most games and will patch them if needed at launch). It also comes pre-bundled with a variety of emulators used on the DS and a work-in-progress GBA hypervisor, [[GBARunner2]], that works to some degree.
**[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LRTkXOUXraTMjg1eedz_f7b5jiuyMv2x6e_jY_nyHSc/edit#gid=0 Compatiblity List].
Includes a bunch of popular emulators, and can be found in
The list includes:
* A5200DS - (Atari 5200)
* A7800DS - (Atari 7800 ProSystem)
* A8DS - (Atari800XL/XEGS)
* ColecoDS - (ColecoVision)
* GameYob - (GB/GBC)
* GBARunner2 - (GBA)
* jEnesisDS - (Sega Megadrive/Genesis)
* nesDS - (NES)
* NGPDS - (Neo Geo Pocket)
* Nintellivision - (Intellivision)
* NitroGrafx - (PC-Engine)
* NitroSwan - (WonderSwan)
* PicoDriveTWL - (Genesis/Megadrive)
* PokeMini - (Pokémon Mini)
* S8DS - (GG/MS/SG-1000)
* SNEmulDS - (SNES)
* StellaDS - (Atari 2600)
* SugarDS - (Amstrad CPC)
|}

===DSiWare===
Because the firmware that the 3DS uses for backwards-compatibility is actually the same as the DSi, it's possible to inject DSiWare as an installable <code>.cia</code> file.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| DSiWare Conversion Script
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/scripts-dsiware-conversion-easily-convert-to-nds-and-cia-files.478575 Script]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}} (installation needed)
|-
| FBI
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/FBI_3DS 2.6.1]
| Native
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}} (installation needed)
|-
| GodMode9
| [https://github.com/d0k3/GodMode9/releases git]
| Native
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (installation needed)
|-
| [[TWiLight Menu++]]
| [https://github.com/DS-Homebrew/TWiLightMenu {{TWiLightMenu++Ver}}]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (directly executed without installing)
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| DSiWare Conversion Script
|-
|
* This script can be used to convert <code>.bin</code> files from your DSi's SD card to <code>.nds</code> which can then be used to convert into <code>.cia</code>. These scripts will ONLY work for DSiWare, NOT NDS GAMES.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| FBI
|-
|
* Able to install DSiWare in <code>.cia</code> format from the SD card.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| GodMode9
|-
|
* Since version 2.0.0 can install DSiWare in both <code>.nds</code> and <code>.cia</code> formats, [https://3ds.hacks.guide/godmode9-usage 3ds.hacks.guide] has more information on how to update to the latest version if needed.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| TWiLight Menu++
|-
|
* Since v20.0.0 (nds-bootstrap v0.39.0) DSiWare have been supported.
* DSiWare are run natively, however they're patched to run from and save to the SD card rather than internal NAND which works around the 40 title limit, but occasionally causes bugs resulting in slightly less than perfect compatibility currently.
* Has an in-game menu (accessible in DSiWare since v24.0.0) that allows for taking screenshots and viewing RAM.
|}

===Game Boy / Color===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Cinoop
| [https://github.com/CTurt/Cinoop git][https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Cinoop_3DS 2015]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| GameYob 3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/GameYob_3DS 1.0.8]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| GBEMU43DS 3DS
| [https://github.com/TS-DEV-DEBUG-V2/GBEMU43DS 1.2]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| GnuBoy 3DS
| [https://github.com/RetroGamer02/gnuboy-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[mGBA]]
| [https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS. Old3ds runs well GB but may be slow at GBC)
|-
| PlutoBoy
| [https://github.com/RossMeikleham/PlutoBoy git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|-
| Virtual Console (GB/GBC)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
|}
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| GameYob
|-
|
* GameYob - forked from a popular emulator used on the DS. Emulates the Game Boy and Game Boy Color. The original DS version is actually more polished than the 3DS port, so some of the more hardware pushing games won't work as well as the DS port.
|}

===Game Boy Advance===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| CitrAGB (based on [[gpSP]])
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/citragb-3ds-gba-emulator-wip.376438 1.0][https://github.com/shinyquagsire23/gpsp git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[GBARunner2]]
| [https://github.com/Gericom/GBARunner2 git]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}
|-
| [[GBARunner3]]
| [https://github.com/Gericom/GBARunner3 git]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}
|-
| [[mGBA]]
| [https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS is ok except for only a few resource-intensive titles. Old3ds is too slow anyways)
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| GBARunner2 and GBARunner3
|-
|
* [[GBARunner2]] - a GBA hypervisor made for the DS(i), can be ran through [[TWiLight Menu++]] and is included by default with the program (see below). Compatiblity can be a hit-or-miss but isn't that bad.
* [[GBARunner3]] - an in-progress rewrite and successor project to GBARunner2.
|}

====Native firmware====

The 3DS does include native firmware for a GBA mode which was mainly used to run ambassador releases instead of having to develop an emulator for them. Because it's technically running a "virtual" GBA, it can't provide features that are normally available on other emulators, such as savestates, screen filtering, or sleep mode, however it does have high compatibility with the exception of cartridges with special hardware, for example, WarioWare Twisted, which has a gyroscope built in. If you're using an old 3DS/2DS, this is the best option to play GBA games.
There are two ways to take advantage of this firmware:

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| open_agb_firm
| [https://github.com/profi200/open_agb_firm git]
| Native
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Virtual Console (GBA)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Native
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Virtual Console (GBA)
|-
|
* The GBA VC are not as the others VC, which are based on emulators. Existing hardware support enables full virtualization for GBA games, so they run natively, not emulated.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Open agb firm
|-
|
* open_agb_firm (Name not finalized) - A custom FIRM payload that takes advantage of the built-in GBA firmware, it's still in early development but has an alpha build available. The major advantages of oaf compared to VC injection is that it performs faster and there aren't any issues with the sound, it utilizes the native hardware (even with VC injection there are issues with the sound, ex.: "Fire Emblem"). It can load the ROM through the SD card instead of having to convert and install them, but needs to be launched on boot instead of being able to use the 3DS HOME Menu (there's ways to make a forwarder for in on the HOME menu, but requires additional setup to get it to work). One major issue is there's a chance that it may not detect the correct save format or will corrupt the existing save file so make sure to backup your saves beforehand (they are currently trying fix it by having a better database for save detection, if you're interested [https://github.com/profi200/open_agb_firm/issues/9 you can help]).
** To install, simply put the .firm file in the <code>/luma/payloads/</code> folder, hold START and power on to load up the chainloader to launch it. There's no way of exiting out once the program starts, so you will need to turn it off and redo the step to load it if you wanted to change games.
|}

===Game & Watch===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Yokoi
| [https://github.com/RetroValou/Yokoi_Game_-_Watch_emulator_3ds {{YokoiVer}}]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|PD}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Game & Watch 3DS (early RA core) 
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Game_and_Watch_3DS V1]
| Low-Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
|}

===NES===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| 3DNES
| [https://github.com/st4rk/3DNES git][https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/3DNES_3DS 0.2]
| Low-Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| FCEUmm3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/FCEUMM3DS 2015/05/07]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| Virtual Console (NES,FDS)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[VirtuaNES]] for 3DS
| [https://github.com/R-YaTian/emus3ds/releases 1.04R3]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|}

===Nintendo 64===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [[DaedalusX64]] 3DS
| [https://github.com/masterfeizz/daedalusx64-3DS/releases git][https://github.com/bscarell/daedalusx643ds updated fork]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}
|}
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| DaedalusX64
|-
|
* DaedalusX64 3DS - The Nintendo 64 has always been known to be a hard system to emulate, which is why many were skeptical about how feasible it would be to have an emulator for the system on the 3DS. While still in early development, it has shown a lot of improvements thanks to using a dynamic recompiler, with some games running at a playable state. Versions before v1.0 also supported using stereoscopic 3D (at the cost of slower performance), which isn't a feature a lot of emulators have.
|}

===Pokémon Mini===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| PokeMini 3DS
| [https://github.com/nop90/Pokemini/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===SNES===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| blargSNES
| [http://blargsnes.kuribo64.net 1.4][https://github.com/Arisotura/blargSnes git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| [[Snes9x]] for 3DS
| [https://github.com/matbo87/snes9x_3ds/releases/ 1.60.1]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Snes9x]] for 3DS Stable Version
| [https://github.com/bubble2k16/snes9x_3ds/releases 1.30]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Virtual Console (SNES)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| blargSNES
|-
|
* blargSNES - It works well, but lacks compatibility for games that require enhancement chips (SA1, SuperFX, etc.)
|}
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| SNES9x for 3DS
|-
|
* Snes9x for 3DS - based on snes9x 1.43. Runs a good majority of games well, even on old 3DS/2DS's. It's recommended to use a New 3DS if you want to run games that uses the SuperFX or SA-1 chip
* If bugs occur, it is recommended to go back to version 1.30 from the bubble2k16 developer
|}

===Virtual Boy===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| r3Ddragon
| [https://github.com/mrdanielps/r3Ddragon git]
| Low
| {{Yellow}} {{License|Custom}}<ref name=RealityBoyLicense>Reality Boy is code is licensed under a {{License|Custom}} {{License|NC}} license</ref> {{License|NC}} {{License|MIT}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}} (slow)
| {{Na}}
|-
| Red Viper
| [https://github.com/skyfloogle/red-viper {{Red ViperVer}}]
| High (native emulation of the 3D effect)
| {{Yellow}} {{License|Custom}}<ref name=RealityBoyLicense>Reality Boy is code is licensed under a {{License|Custom}} {{License|NC}} license</ref> {{License|NC}} {{License|MIT}}
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| r3Ddragon
|-
|
* r3Ddragon - It's kind of surprising that Nintendo never released a Virtual Console for the Virtual Boy on the 3DS, especially given how small the library of games were for the system and how both utilize 3D effects <strike>and cause eyestrain</strike>. What makes this emulator stand out is the fact that it's able to display the graphics in 3D the way it was intended, something that is almost impossible to do on other platforms; unfortunately, compatibility is low and requires a New 3DS to run. Development has since halted and no longer maintained. The original developer, mrdanielps, now recommends Red Viper on the github repository.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Red Viper
|-
|
* Red Viper - A fork of the old r3Ddragon with improved graphics engine and dynarec. It reaches fullspeed with minor glitches even on old 3DS systems on many games, with the ability to change the normal red colour of the Virtual Boy to a wide variety of others, and adjust the depth of the 3D effect.
|}

==SEGA==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
!MD/Gen
!SMS/GG
!32X
!CD
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| 3DSSMS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/3DSSMS_3DS 0.3]
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| PicoDrive for 3DS
| [https://github.com/R-YaTian/emus3ds/releases 0.96R3]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (SMS)
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|MAME}} ({{License|NC}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Virtual Console (GG)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}} (GG)
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

==Sinclair==
===ZX Spectrum===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| 3DS Spectrum
| [https://www.mediafire.com/file/d1sl4hcdol60loh/3dsspectrum01.rar/file 0.1]
| Low-Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| [http://zxds.raxoft.cz/ ZXDS 3DS]
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/ZXDS_3DS {{ZXDS_3DSVer}}]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

==SNK Playmore==
===Neo Geo Pocket / Color===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| NeoPop 3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Neopop_3DS 0.2][https://github.com/nop90/NeoPop-3DS git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| NeoPop-SDL 3DS
| [https://github.com/nop90/Neopop-SDL git][https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/NeoPop_SDL_3DS 0.4]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|}

==Sony==
===PlayStation===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| CTRX
| [https://github.com/machinamentum/CTRX git][https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/CTRX_3DS 0.9 Alpha]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|Beerware}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| PCSX-ReARMed (RetroArch)
| [https://www.libretro.com/index.php/retroarch-3ds-full-speed-ps1-now-possible-with-pcsx-rearmed-w-unai-renderer/ Nightly]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New 3ds)
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| PCSX-ReARMed
|-
|
* PCSX-ReARMed (RetroArch) - Thanks to the work of many developers, it is now possible to have full speed 60 FPS emulation for a majority of games and support for .CHD compression formats. Generally, 2D games will perform better than 3D, however you can get some better performance by tweaking the settings if necessary. The nightly builds have seen major improvements since the initial release and can even play some of the more demanding games at full speed ([https://www.reddit.com/r/3dshacks/comments/jvkotb/full_speed_psx_finally_here_on_new_3ds_new_2ds_xl/ See here] for some tips), so it's better to use that until the next stable release.
** NOTE: This emulator is mainly targeted for the New 3DS models, so don't expect the old 3DS models to run well, if at all.
|}

==Uzebox==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Cuzebox 3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Cuzebox3DS 0.0.1]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

==Wenquxing==
===CC800 Simulator===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Sim800CTR
| [https://github.com/banxian/Sim800CTR git]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
|}

==Game engines==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
!Supported game(s)
|-
| [[ScummVM]] 3DS
| [https://www.scummvm.org/downloads 2.8.0]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| Adventure point and click games, ex. LucasArt games
|-
| [[OpenBOR]] 3DS
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/openbor-3ds/releases 0.0.6]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|BSD3}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Beats of Rage and other beat'em up games in .pak format
|-
| [https://www.digitalmzx.com/ MegaZeux]
| [https://github.com/AliceLR/megazeux 2.93d]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| Caverns of Zeus and other zzt-like ascii games
|-
| CtrµLua 3DS
| [https://github.com/ctruLua/ctruLua/releases 1.0]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{~}}
| rowspan="3" style="text-align: center;" | LUA Engine
|-
| LÖVE Potion 3DS
| [https://github.com/TurtleP/LovePotion/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{~}}
|-
| Lua Player Plus 3DS
| [https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/lpp-3ds/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{~}}
|-
| CPyMO
| [https://github.com/Strrationalism/CPyMO v1.1.9]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|AGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| ?
| PyMO Visual Novel / AVG Game Engine
|-
| [[EasyRPG]] 3DS
| [https://easyrpg.org/player/downloads/#release-homebrew {{EasyRPGVer}}]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | RPG Maker 2000, 2003 and EasyRPG games
|-
| RPG Maker
| [https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/RPG-Maker-3DS git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Na}}
|-
| OpenLara
| [https://github.com/XProger/OpenLara/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|BSD2}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{~}}
| Tomb Raider 1–4
|}

==Source ports==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
!<abbr title="If the game supports or is playable on older Nintendo 3DS/2DS models, otherwise, New Nintendo 3DS/2DS models are recommended or required to play smoothly. ✓ = Playable with good frame rate. ~ = Partially playable with decent frame rate. ✗ = Unplayable or bad frame rate on older Nintendo 3DS/2DS models. ? = Untested. ">Old 3DS</abbr>
!Supported games
|-
! colspan="9"|Action
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/C-Dogs3DS C-Dogs3DS]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/cdogs-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Cyberdogs
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Minicraft_-_3DS_Homebrew_Edition Minicraft - 3DS Homebrew Edition] (original)
| [https://github.com/DavidSM64/Minicraft3DS git]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| Minicraft
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Minicraft3DS_by_Enovale Minicraft3DS] (fork based on The Multiplayer Update)
| [https://github.com/Enovale/Minicraft3DS git]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Minicraft
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Minicraft3DS_-_The_Multiplayer_Update Minicraft3DS - The Multiplayer Update] (fork based on the original)
| [https://github.com/andre111/Minicraft3DS git]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Minicraft
|-
! colspan="9"|Action-Adventure
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Zelda_OLB_3DS ZeldaOLB]
| [https://github.com/nop90/ZeldaOLB git]
| ?
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| [http://www.zeldaroth.fr/us/dlolb.php The Legend of Zelda: Oni-Link Begins]
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Zelda_ROTH_3DS ZeldaROTH]
| [https://github.com/nop90/ZeldaROTH/releases git]
| ?
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| [http://www.zeldaroth.fr/us/zroth.php The Legend of Zelda: Return of the Hylian]
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Zelda3T_3DS Zelda3T]
| [https://github.com/nop90/Zelda3T git]
| ?
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| [http://www.zeldaroth.fr/us/z3t.php The Legend of Zelda: Time to Triumph]
|-
! colspan="9"|FPS
|-
| ctrDoom2D
| [https://github.com/fgsfdsfgs/ctrd2d git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| [http://doom2d.org/download/d2d/ Doom 2D]
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/CtrHexenII_3DS ctrHexenII]
| [https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/ctrHexenII git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Hexen II
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/CtrQuake_3DS ctrQuake]
| [https://github.com/masterfeizz/ctrQuake git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Quake
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/CtrWolfen_3DS ctrWolfen]
| [https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/ctrWolfen git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Wolfenstein 3D, Spear of Destiny
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/DXX_3DS DXX-3DS]
| [https://github.com/RossMeikleham/DXX-3DS/releases git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|Custom}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Na}}<ref group="N">Controls are unstable, causing the player to uncontrollably bank to the right after moving.</ref>
| ?
| Descent, Descent II
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/EDuke3D_3DS EDuke3D]
| [https://github.com/masterfeizz/EDuke3D/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|GPLv2}} [https://github.com/jkirsons/Duke3D/blob/master/BUILDLIC.txt BUILD SOURCE CODE LICENSE]
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Duke Nukem 3D
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/JFShadowWarrior_3DS JFShadowWarrior]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/jfsw-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|GPLv2}} [https://github.com/jkirsons/Duke3D/blob/master/BUILDLIC.txt BUILD SOURCE CODE LICENSE]
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Shadow Warrior<ref group=N>Versions of Shadow Warrior supported for JFShadowWarrior include: Shadow Warrior Registered Version 1.2 (MS-DOS), Shadow Warrior Shareware Version (MS-DOS), Shadow Warrior Classic (GOG.com, Steam), and Shadow Warrior Classic Redux (GOG.com, Steam, Humble).</ref>
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Prboom_3DS PrBoom 3DS]
| [https://github.com/WinterMute/prboom git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Doom I–II, Final Doom
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Prboom3DS PrBoom3DS]
| [https://github.com/elhobbs/prboom3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Doom I–II, Final Doom
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Quake2CTR_3DS Quake2CTR]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/Quake2CTR git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Quake II
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Wolf4sdl_3DS Wolf4SDL-3DS]
| [https://github.com/hax0kartik/wolf4sdl-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|NC}} {{License|GPLv2}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Wolfenstein 3D
|-
!colspan="9"|Horror
|-
|FNaF 1 3DS -old/obsolete- [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Five_Nights_at_Freddys_1_3DS FNaF 1 3DS -remastered-]<ref group="N" name="FNaF3DS">Five Nights at Freddy's 1 3DS -remastered- is an updated version of [https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf13ds/507412 Five Nights at Freddy 1's 3DS] by the same developer FreDev, also known as BumboDEV and BaseDEV. The developer also attempted Nintendo 3DS ports of ''Five Nights at Freddy's 2'', ''3'', and ''4'' but development stopped after the developer lost the source code for ''Five Nights at Freddy's 2'' and would have to reverse-engineer it again.[https://gamejolt.com/p/i-have-decided-to-release-the-latest-version-i-have-available-for-f-ctwvb9xi] Those ports were only in a state of demonstration and were not fully playable, having incomplete A.I., gameplay, and missing screens. Download links to the latest versions can be found on the [https://discord.gg/w7WcSGt old Discord server].</ref>
|[https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf13ds/507412 0.2.3] [https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf13dsremastered/576273 0.3.1-pre1]
|Mid
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|Five Nights at Freddy's
|-
|FNaF 2 3DS<ref group=N name=FNaF3DS/>
|[https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf23ds/583006 beta 1.0]
|Low
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{Na}}
|{{~}}
|Five Nights at Freddy's 2
|-
|FNaF 3 3DS<ref group=N name=FNaF3DS/>
|[https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf33ds/520090 beta 0.1.3]
|Low
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{Na}}
|?
|Five Nights at Freddy's 3
|-
|FNaF 4 3DS<ref group=N name=FNaF3DS/>
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NIejQ_K-0U beta 0.3]
|?
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{~}}
|?
|Five Nights at Freddy's 4
|-
! colspan="9"|Pinball
|-
| SpaceCadetPinball
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/SpaceCadetPinball git]
| Mid-High
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| 3D Pinball for Windows – Space Cadet
|-
! colspan="10"|Platform
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Abbaye_Des_Morts_3DS Abbaye Des Morts 3DS]
|[https://github.com/nop90/Abbayedesmorts-3ds git]
|?
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Na}}
|?
|?
|?
|L'Abbaye Des Morts
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Amphetamine_3DS Amphetamine]
|[https://github.com/nop90/Amphetamine git]
|?
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|?
|?
|Amphetamine
|-
|Cave Story Engine 2
|[https://github.com/gameblabla/CSE2 git] [https://archive.org/details/CaveStoryE2 archive]
|?
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}[https://github.com/gameblabla/CSE2/blob/rs97/LICENCE.txt]
|{{Na}}<ref group=N name=cse2>There is also an official Nintendo 3DS remake called ''Cave Story 3D'' with 3D graphics and more gameplay features that may be more recommendable depending on the user's preference. Cave Story Engine 2, or CSE2 for short, is a source port of the classic ''Cave Story'' by Daisuke "Pixel" Amaya. CSE2 came with a portable version and an enhanced version of the original freeware but in November 2020, the CSE2 source port has received a [https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2020-11-26-nicalis-issues-dmca-against-free-cave-story-games DMCA cease and desist notice] from Nicalis, the current IP owner of ''Cave Story''.</ref>
|{{~}}<ref group=N name=CitraNoAudio>Audio for these games does not output in Citra, but other than that, it is playable.</ref>
|{{Ya}}<ref group=N name=cse2/>
|?
|Cave Story
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Ccleste_3DS ccleste]
|[https://github.com/lemon32767/ccleste git]
|Mid
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|?
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|[https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=2145 Celeste Classic]
|-
|OpenJazz 3DS
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/OpenJazz_3DS git]
|?
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{~}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|?
|Jazz Jackrabbit
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Maze_of_Galious_3DS MazeOfGalious-3DS]
|[https://github.com/nop90/MazeOfGalious-3ds git]
|?
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Na}}
|?
|?
|?
|[https://mog.jorito.net The Maze of Galious remake]
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/OpenTitus_3DS OpenTitus 3DS]
|[https://github.com/MrHuu/opentitus-3ds git]
|Mid
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|Titus the Fox/Moktar
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Sonic_1_and_2_3DS Sonic 1 and 2 3DS]
|[https://github.com/Rubberduckycooly/Sonic-1-2-2013-Decompilation git]
|Mid
|{{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{~}}
|Sonic the Hedgehog 1 (2013)<ref group=N name=sonic>Sega Forever classics version on Android or iOS can also be used. For Sonic CD 2011 3DS Redux, it is recommended to use a mobile port's <code>data.rsdk</code> as the Steam version will have graphical issues in some levels. Also, if upgrading to the 2023 Redux port of Sonic CD from the old 2021 port, delete <code>settings.ini</code> from the SonicCD folder as both 3DS ports share the same SonicCD folder but their <code>settings.ini</code> file are not compatible with each other that may cause major issues with the other version.</ref>, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (2013)<ref group=N name=sonic/>
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Sonic_CD_2011_3DS Sonic CD 2011 3DS]
|[https://github.com/SaturnSH2x2/Sonic-CD-11-3DS git]
|Mid
|{{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{~}}
|{{Ya}}(HW)
|Sonic the Hedgehog CD (2011)<ref group=N name=sonic/>
|-
|Sonic CD 2011 3DS Redux
|[https://github.com/Voxel9/Sonic-CD-11-3DS-Redux git]
|Mid
|{{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|Sonic the Hedgehog CD (2011)<ref group=N name=sonic/>
|-
|Sonic Mania 3DS
|[https://github.com/SaturnSH2x2/RSDKv5-Decompilation git]
|Mid
|{{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{~}}<ref group=N>As of v1.0, the Sonic Mania 3DS port has long load times booting up the game and transitioning between screens but other than that, it's playable at a good frame rate on a New Nintendo 3DS. The audio is slightly delayed but not too bad. There are some frame drops during the giant ring special stages but it's arguably bearable.</ref>
|{{Na}}<ref group=N>Old Nintendo 3DS is planned to be supported for Sonic Mania 3DS in a future update.</ref>
|Sonic Mania (Encore DLC optional but the user must compile the port to access it)
|-
|[[Super Mario 64 Port]]
|[https://github.com/mkst/sm64-port git][https://archive.org/details/sm64_3ds fix]
|Mid
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{~}}<ref group=N>New Nintendo 3DS/2DS is highly recommended to use any of the Super Mario 64 3DS ports (sm64ex-alo, sm64-minimap, etc.) and can use 800px but even then, using certain graphical settings such as No Drawing Distance when building a custom version can greatly reduce frame rate even on a New Nintendo 3DS/2DS. On older Nintendo 3DS/2DS models, use the 400px version.</ref>
|Super Mario 64
|-
|[https://wohlsoft.ru/projects/TheXTech/ TheXTech]
|[https://github.com/TheXTech/TheXTech/releases git]
|Mid
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Ya}}
|?
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|Super Mario Bros. X (SMBX) and derivatives
|-
! colspan="9"|Puzzle
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Hex-a-Hop_3DS Hex-a-Hop]
| [https://github.com/nop90/Hexahop-3ds git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Hex-a-Hop
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/OpenSupaplex_3DS OpenSupaplex]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/open-supaplex git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Supaplex
|-
! colspan="9"|RPG
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/DevilutionX_3DS DevilutionX]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/devilutionX-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|Unlicense}} ({{License|PDEQ}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}<ref group=N>The Asian translations of Diablo on DevilutionX 3DS are not recommended on older Nintendo 3DS/2DS models as they can crash due to not having enough memory to hold all the symbols in memory.</ref>
| Diablo, Diablo: Hellfire
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Meritous_3DS Meritous]
| [https://github.com/nop90/Meritous-3ds git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Meritous
|-
| RSC-C
| [https://github.com/2003scape/rsc-c git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|AGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}<ref group=N name=CitraNoAudio/>
| {{Ya}}<ref group=N>The ''RSC Preservation'' 3DS port of ''[https://rsc.vet OpenRSC]'' (a ''RuneScape Classic'' private server) has frame rate issues when Interlace Mode is off. Toggling Interlace Mode on by pressing SELECT restores the frame rate.</ref>
| ?
| [https://rsc.vet RSC Preservation (OpenRSC)]
|-
! colspan="9"|Sandbox
|-
| isle-portable
| [https://github.com/isledecomp/isle-portable git] [https://github.com/isledecomp/isle decomp git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|LGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| LEGO Island
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/RE3_3DS RE3 3DS]
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/wip-re3-3ds-port.586374/ wip]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{~}}<ref group=N>While RE3 3DS is playable and only playable on New Nintendo 3DS/2DS, it will also suffer frame rate drops and graphical glitches but it is still playable depending on the user's frame tolerance.</ref>
| {{Na}}
| Grand Theft Auto III
|-
! colspan="9"|Visual novel
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/DDLC-LOVE_3DS DDLC-LOVE]
| [https://github.com/LukeZGD/DDLC-LOVE git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}<ref group=N name=CitraNoAudio/>
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Doki Doki Literature Club!
|}
<references group=N/>

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| SM64 3DS port
|-
|
* SM64 3DS Port - Thanks to the decompilation project, you can now enjoy SM64 on the 3DS with ''*analog*'' support and native rendering (compared to the official DS port). Works pretty much at full speed on the New 3DS, the original model apparently has some slow downs but still playable. You can either build it yourself, or try finding pre-compiled build online (there are multiple versions, you can find some [https://web.archive.org/web/20200924080151/https://gist.github.com/stranno/2609a82f75ce346d1f1a5b99af94590c here] but it's no longer up-to-date or a more up-to-date version with 3D support [https://archive.org/details/sm64-port-3ds-mkst-7b56b78 here]).
|}

==Fantasy Computers==

===CHIP-8===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [https://github.com/xerpi/CHIP-3DS Chip-3DS]
| [http://www.mediafire.com/?y94yjhzf70fsfsi 1.0]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| Chip8-2DS
| [https://github.com/nopy4869/CHIP8-2DS/releases 1.0]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| chip8-3ds
| [https://github.com/505e06b2/chip8-3ds 1.0]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [https://github.com/YourNerdyJoe/Chip8-CTRU Chip8-CTRU]
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Chip8-CTRU_3DS 2014]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| octochip-8
| [https://github.com/UnwokenOcto/octochip-8 git]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

===Pico-8===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Fake-08
| [https://github.com/jtothebell/fake-08 git][https://github.com/Pixel-Pop/3DS-Pico8 3DS-pico-8]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===TIC-80===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| TIC-80
| [https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===UXN/Varvara===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [https://github.com/asiekierka/uxnds uxnds-3DS]
| [https://github.com/asiekierka/uxnds/releases 0.5.3]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

==See also==
{{Emulators on consoles‎}}

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS| ]]
[[Category:Emulators on eighth-generation consoles]]
[[Category:Emulators on handheld consoles]]

Game Boy (Color) emulators

2026-08-15T18:27:31Z

ToycomLand: /* Standalone emulators */

{{Infobox computing device/Game Boy}}{{Infobox computing device/Game Boy Color}}
{{for|emulators that run on the Game Boy (Color)|Emulators on Game Boy (Color)}}

The '''[[wikipedia:Game Boy|Game Boy]]''' (GB) and '''[[wikipedia:Game Boy Color|Game Boy Color]]''' (GBC) are 8-bit, fourth-generation handheld consoles released by Nintendo on July 31, 1989, and November 18, 1998, respectively and retailed for {{Inflation|USD|89.95|1998}}. The Game Boy has a Sharp LR35902 core CPU at 4.19 MHz. It had a monochrome display that could only show four shades of grey, albeit with a olive green tinge on the original. The Game Boy Color uses the same LR35902 core as the original; while it is clocked at 8.38 MHz, it can be underclocked to 4.19 MHz for backwards-compatibility purposes. It was named such from its color screen, but it also had a larger memory size and a faster CPU. The hardware similarities allow cross-compatibility between the two platforms and they are often treated as one. They would both be succeeded by the backward-compatible [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]].

Nintendo re-released the console as the '''Game Boy Pocket''' in 1996, with a more compact body and a better screen. A front light was added to a special edition of the Pocket in Japan called the '''Game Boy Light''', a feature that wouldn't be seen outside of Japan until the Game Boy Advance SP.

Nintendo released a peripheral for the [[Super Nintendo emulators|Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] called [[wikipedia:Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]] in June 1994, which was modeled like a cartridge but included its own cartridge slot for Game Boy (Color) games, as well as the hardware needed to translate the games. Many Game Boy (Color) emulators offer at least some of the special features it included, such as added borders, colorization, custom button mappings, and other features. It was possible to link, but without the external port, as well as errors in the CPU, it would not be feasible to the end user. These issues would later be corrected in the Japan-exclusive Super Game Boy 2.

== Emulators ==
{{Emulator comparison introduction}}

Because of how relatively easy popular 8-bit consoles are to emulate, tons of Game Boy emulators exist. For a list of open-source projects, see [https://github.com/search?o=desc&q=gameboy+emulator&s=updated&type=Repositories&utf8=%E2%9C%93 this GitHub query]. For a list of accuracy tests, see [https://gbdev.io/GBEmulatorShootout/ gbdev.io/GBEmulatorShootout].

=== Standalone emulators ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Name
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
!libretro core
![[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Mappers|Mappers support level]]
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
! colspan="9" |PC
|-
|[[BGB]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://bgb.bircd.org/#downloads 1.6.6]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[SameBoy]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://sameboy.github.io/downloads {{SameBoyVer}}]
[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://chillygb.arci.me/ ChillyGB]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/AuroraViola/ChillyGB 0.3.2]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[Gambatte]]
[https://docs.libretro.com/library/gambatte/ Gambatte_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|macOS}}||{{~}}<ref name="active" group="note">[https://github.com/libretro/gambatte-libretro/tree/master Libretro core] is still active.</ref>
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
[https://sourceforge.net/projects/gambatte/files/gambatte r571]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|GameRoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Rodrigodd/gameroy 0.3.1]||{{Green}} {{License|Dual}} ({{License|Permissive}}) ({{License|Apache2}} or {{License|MIT}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://www.explusalpha.com/contents/gbc-emu GBC.emu]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Pyra}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/apps/76 1.5.46.02 Pyra]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://gbcc.dev GBCC]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/philj56/gbcc git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[GBE+]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/shonumi/gbe-plus/releases {{GBEVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[Gearboy]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|LinuxARM|macOSx86|macOSARM|FreeBSD|NetBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
[https://github.com/drhelius/Gearboy/releases {{GearboyVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://hhug.me/?tags=hhugboy hhugboy]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/tzlion/hhugboy/releases 1.4.2]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|[http://hhug.me/dump/ Unlicensed]||{{~}}
|-
|Ironboy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/chiplis/ironboy/ git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|KevBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/xkevio/kevboy/releases 0.3.1]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[mGBA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://mgba.io/builds/1/ Dev builds]
[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]<ref>[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/12x3fsm/mgba_0102_released/jhigow4/ endrift's comment about libretro core]</ref>

[https://mgba.io/downloads.html {{mGBAVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/blob/master/README.md#game-boy-mappers Unlicensed]||{{~}}
|-
|PyBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Baekalfen/PyBoy/releases {{PyBoyVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|LGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[SkyEmu]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/pull/321 Dev Builds]
[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/releases/ {{SkyEmuVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|VBA-M]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://nightly.vba-m.com/ Nightly builds]
[http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]

[https://github.com/visualboyadvance-m/visualboyadvance-m/releases {{VBAMVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[Azayaka]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Linux|macOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/7thSamurai/Azayaka git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[https://mattcurrie.com/bdm/ BDM]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|macOS}}||{{~}}
|[https://mattcurrie.com/bdm-demo/ Demo]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[dmgemu]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/emu-russia/dmgemu/ {{dmgemuVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|PDEQ}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|Gamebert
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/robert/gamebert git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|GiiBiiAdvance
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/AntonioND/giibiiadvance/releases git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|hdmg
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/hdmg git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[KiGB]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|DOS}}||{{Na}}
|[http://kigb.emuunlim.com/downloads.htm 2.05]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|KocoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/Kocoboy git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|MetroBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{~}}
|[https://github.com/aappleby/MetroBoy/releases 1.02]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|NoobBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Mika412/NoobBoy git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[Pantheon]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://bostjan-grandovec.si/Content/News.html {{PantheonVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|ProjectDMG
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectDMG/releases 0.51]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[rew.]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Windows9x}}||{{Na}}
|[https://wikiwiki.jp/emulator/rew. rew12stx]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[http://senryoku.github.io/SenBoyWeb/ SenBoy]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/Senryoku/SenBoy/releases/tag/v1.1. 1.1]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|Simple-Boy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Pratyush-gg/Simple-Boy git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|stargb
| align="left" |{{Icon|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/kaezrr/stargb/releases {{stargbVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[TGB Dual]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}<ref name="two" group="note">On Linux as an SDL port (and the [[libretro]] core is based on this version).</ref>||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/libertyernie/tgbdual_L/releases 1.2]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|TinyBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/g-gisbert/TinyBoy git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|UGE
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/SuperDisk/hUGETracker/releases 1.0.11]||{{Green}} {{License|PDEQ}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[https://fms.komkon.org/VGB VGB]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://fms.komkon.org/VGB 6.0]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|DoubleCherryGB
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/TimOelrichs/doublecherryGB-libretro git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
| [https://guacemulator.com/ guac]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|rpi}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/aabalke/guac/releases {{guacVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|BSD3}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{?}}
|-
|jgb
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/jsgroth/jgb git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
! colspan="9" |Mobile
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/gambatte Gambatte_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly libretro core]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Game Play Color]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/gameplaycolor/gameplaycolor/releases {{GamePlayColorVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://www.explusalpha.com/contents/gbc-emu GBC.emu]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.explusalpha.GbcEmu {{.emuVer}}]
[https://github.com/Rakashazi/emu-ex-plus-alpha git]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[SameBoy]]
[https://docs.libretro.com/library/sameboy SameBoy_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS|iPadOS|watchOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sameboy/id6496971295 1.0] (iOS App Store)
[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly libretro core]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|GameRoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Rodrigodd/gameroy 0.2.0]||{{Green}} {{License|Dual}} ({{License|Permissive}}) ({{License|Apache2}} or {{License|MIT}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|GBA4iOS
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://iemulators.com/gba4ios 2.1]
[https://github.com/CocoaBob/GBA4iOS git] (new fork)
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://gbcc.dev GBCC]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Na|link=https://github.com/philj56/gbcc-android}}
|[https://github.com/philj56/gbcc-android/releases/tag/v0.41 beta41] (source)||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
Must be compiled from source due to binaries going offline and has been surpassed in terms of general use, but is still Recommended for its exceptional [https://play-lh.googleusercontent.com/_5D9uMlRlL-DJ_anXEyJHtI3IriwCFVPgg2zgwhkaG-uYwkjYeTqmiuUZwpomTYKsuo=w1024-h768-rw Printer] and {{YouTubeVideo|ESYolQ761Dw|Kirby Camera}} support.
|-
|[https://pixelrespawn.com/ Linkboy]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pixelrespawn.linkboy 2.2.3]
[https://apps.apple.com/app/linking-boy/id6695762604 AppStore]
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|MeBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Java}}||{{Na}}
|[http://www.arktos.se/meboy/download.php 1.6]
[https://github.com/chijure/meboy git]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[mGBA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
[https://github.com/huhao1987/mGBA_Android 0.3]
|{{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/blob/master/README.md#game-boy-mappers Unlicensed]||{{~}}
|-
|[https://my-oldboy-free-gbc-emulator.en.uptodown.com/android My OldBoy!]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fastemulator.gbc 2.0.0]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[SkyEmu]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://eightbitwonders.gitlab.io/app 8-Bit Wonders]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://f-droid.org/packages/de.rainerhock.eightbitwonders 0.8.6a] (F-Droid)
0.8.6a (Play)

0.8.6a (Amazon)

[https://gitlab.com/eightbitwonders/app git]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?
|roadmap
|-
|John GBC
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.johnemulators.johngbc 3.93]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|KocoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/Kocoboy git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[Delta]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/delta-game-emulator/id1048524688 {{DeltaVer}}]
[https://github.com/rileytestut/Delta git]
|{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Folium]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/folium/id6498623389 App Store] ($)
[https://folium.emuplace.app/downloads {{FoliumVer}}]

[https://github.com/emuplace/folium.emuplace.app/releases/latest Latest IPA]
|{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Manic EMU]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/manic-emu-game-emulator/id6743335790 {{Manic EMUVer}}]
[https://github.com/Manic-EMU/ManicEMU/releases git]
|{{Green}} {{License|AGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{TBD}}
|-
|[[Provenance]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/provenance-app/id1596862805 {{ProvenanceVer}}]
[https://github.com/Provenance-Emu/Provenance/releases git]
|{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Pizza Boy C Pro
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.dbtecno.pizzaboypro 6.7.3]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{R}}
|-
! colspan="9" |Console
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/gambatte/ Gambatte_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Xbox|NGC|Wii|WiiU|NX|PS3|PSP|Vita|3DS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://www.retroarch.com/?page=platforms libretro core]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://www.gc-forever.com/wiki/index.php?title=Game_Boy_Interface Game Boy Interface]
| align="left" |{{Icon|GCN}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://files.extremscorner.org/gamecube/apps/gbi/latest main]
[https://files.extremscorner.org/gamecube/apps/gbi/latest-extra extra]
|{{Red}} {{license|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|Uses real GBA Hardware (Requires Game Boy Player hardware)||{{Ya}}
Multiple versions available. Pick the version that fits best with your specific setup.
|-
|[https://gbatemp.net/threads/gameyob-3ds-gb-c-emu.372523/ GameYob 3DS]
| align="left" |{{Icon|3DS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/GameYob_3DS 1.0.8]
[https://github.com/Drenn1/GameYob git]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[http://gbatemp.net/threads/gameyob-a-gameboy-emulator-for-ds.343407 GameYob DS]
| align="left" |{{Icon|NDS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/Drenn1/GameYob git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|GBEmu
| align="left" |{{Icon|VB}}||{{Na}}
|[https://www.virtual-boy.com/forums/t/entry-game-boy-emulator/ 0.1]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[mGBA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Wii|WiiU|NX|PSV|3DS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://endrift.com/mgba/downloads.html {{MGBAVer}}]
[https://www.retroarch.com/?page=platforms libretro core]

[https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/releases git]
|{{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/blob/master/README.md#game-boy-mappers Unlicensed]||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch Online|Nintendo Classics]] (Hiyoko)
| align="left" |{{Icon|Switch|Switch2}}||{{Ya}}
|N/A||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|PlutoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|PSP|3DS|NX|Vita|DC|PSX|PS2}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/RossMeikleham/PlutoBoy git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|RIN
| align="left" |{{Icon|PSP}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/mbarczak/psp_rin git]
[https://archive.org/details/rin-rx.-7z RX]

[https://archive.org/details/rin_v1.32n1.2.7z 1.32n1.2]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|Super Game Boy
| align="left" |{{Icon|SNES}}||{{Na}}
|N/A||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|Uses real Game Boy hardware||{{Ya}}
Uses real hardware on the cartridge. Super Game Boy 1 runs slightly faster than real hardware without a mod and does not have a link port. The Japanese-only Super Game Boy 2 has a link port and runs at the correct speed. Both SGBs support game borders, palettes, and SGB-enhanced games.
|-
|[[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|VBA GX]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|GCN|Wii|WiiU}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/dborth/vbagx#nightly-builds nightly-builds]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Virtual Console]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|3DS}}||{{Na}}
|8.10||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|Game Boy Player Boot Disc
| align="left" |{{Icon|GCN}}||{{Na}}
|||{{Red}} {{license|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|Uses real GBA Hardware (Requires Game Boy Player hardware)||{{~}}
Game Boy Interface is recommended instead. Limited to a filtered, 480i output with a slight amount of input lag.
|-
|RealBoy Vita
| align="left" |{{Icon|PSV}}||{{Na}}
|[https://vitadb.rinnegatamante.it/#/info/167 1.2]
[https://github.com/xerpi/realboy-vita/releases git]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|ShuBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|MD}}||{{Na}}
|[http://jiggawatt.org/badc0de/shuboy.htm 1.0]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
32x required.
|-
|aGBe
| align="left" |{{Icon|PSX}}||{{Na}}
|[https://sourceforge.net/projects/agbe/files/agbe SF]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|Hu-Boy
| align="left" |{{Icon|PCE}}
|{{Na}}
|[https://www.chrismcovell.com/huboy.html 0.30621]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{X}}
SuperGrafx or CD-ROM² hardware required.
|-
! colspan="9" |Browser
|-
|[http://binji.github.io/binjgb/ binjgb]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/binji/binjgb/releases 0.1.11]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://chillygb.arci.me/ ChillyGB]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/AuroraViola/ChillyGB 0.3.2]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[Gambatte]]
[https://docs.libretro.com/library/gambatte/ Gambatte_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{~}}<ref name="active" group="note">[https://github.com/libretro/gambatte-libretro/tree/master Libretro core] is still active.</ref>
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
[https://sourceforge.net/projects/gambatte/files/gambatte r571]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|GameRoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Rodrigodd/gameroy 0.3.1]||{{Green}} {{License|Dual}} ({{License|Permissive}}) ({{License|Apache2}} or {{License|MIT}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|Ironboy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/chiplis/ironboy/ git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|KevBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/xkevio/kevboy/releases 0.3.1]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[SkyEmu]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/pull/321 Dev Builds]
[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/releases/ {{SkyEmuVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://mattcurrie.com/bdm/ BDM]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{~}}
|[https://mattcurrie.com/bdm-demo/ Demo]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|KocoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/Kocoboy git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[http://senryoku.github.io/SenBoyWeb/ SenBoy]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/Senryoku/SenBoy/releases/tag/v1.1. 1.1]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
! colspan="9" |Firmware
|-
|PlutoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|UEFI}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/RossMeikleham/PlutoBoy git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|}

=== [[Multi-system emulators]] ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Emulator(s)
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
!libretro core
![[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Mappers|Mappers support level]]
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
! colspan="9" |PC
|-
|[[Emulicious]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://emulicious.net/downloads {{EmuliciousVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[ares]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://nightly.link/ares-emulator/ares/workflows/build/master git Artifacts]
[https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/releases {{AresVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|ISC}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|{{Emulator compatibility|2149|3003|link=https://ares-emu.net/compatibility}}||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[BizHawk]]
(BSNES, Gambatte_Speedrun, SameBoy)
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://gitlab.com/TASVideos/BizHawk/-/pipelines Dev builds]
[http://tasvideos.org/BizHawk/ReleaseHistory.html {{BizHawkVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} {{License|GPL}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[MAME]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|Git artifacts:

* [https://nightly.link/mamedev/mame/workflows/ci-windows/master CI-Windows]
* [https://nightly.link/mamedev/mame/workflows/ci-linux/master CI-Linux]
* [https://nightly.link/mamedev/mame/workflows/ci-macos/master CI-macOS]

[http://www.mamedev.org/release.html {{MAMEVer}}]

[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} {{License|BSD3}}
|||{{Ya}}
|[http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mess.php?machine_name=gameboy Unlicensed]||{{~}}
|-
|[[Mesen|MesenCE]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/nesdev-org/MesenCE#development-builds Dev Bulids]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[higan]] (火眼)
byuu (謬/view)
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://byuu.org/emulation/higan {{higanVer}}]
[https://github.com/libretro/higan libretro core]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Na}}
Superseded by [[ares]].
|-
|[[jgenesis]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/jsgroth/jgenesis/releases {{JgenesisVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Obentou]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/yughias/Obentou/releases {{ObentouVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Masquerade]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Kotambail-Hegde/Masquerade-Emulator/releases {{MasqueradeVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
! colspan="9" |Browser
|-
|[[jgenesis]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/jsgroth/jgenesis/releases {{JgenesisVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Obentou]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/yughias/Obentou/releases {{ObentouVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|}

== Comparison ==
{{for|accuracy tests comparison of these emulators|Emulation accuracy#Further reading}}

=== Game Boy-only emulators ===

; [[SameBoy]]
: One of the most [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] Game Boy emulators currently. The UI is simple and easy to use. It includes open source bootroms, although these can be replaced with real ones. Has debugging features and also emulates the Game Boy Camera and Game Boy Printer.
; [[BGB]]
: A closed-source emulator for Windows (and [[Wine]]) with solid Game Boy and Game Boy Color accuracy, as well as near flawless link support. It has a wealth of options for color palettes. Mostly used for its advanced debugger.
; [[Gambatte]]
: Pretty [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] open-source Game Boy (Color) emulator. It has a good range of options and features, though not quite as much as some other emulators. The main fork is not in active development, but the libretro core is still active.
; [http://hhug.me/?tags=hhugboy hhugboy]
: A Windows-only Game Boy (Color) emulator based on GEST with a focus on bootleg and unlicensed games. It is capable of detecting and correctly emulating the mapper on a number of games that are otherwise broken on other emulators, but some ROMs require manually selecting the mapper on the Unlicensed Compatibility Mode menu. Besides the usual raw dumps, it also supports the footered [http://hhug.me/gbx GBX] ROM format, which correctly informs the emulator which mapper to run regardless of what the internal headers say.
; GameRoy
: A Game Boy emulator, dissasembler and debugger written in Rust. It has high [[Emulation accuracy|accuracy]] and accurate clock frequency. It is more suited for debugging uses for now.
; [[TGB Dual]]
: An ancient emulator that supports link cable emulation. It also supports [[netplay]], but it requires a VPN. The libretro port supports local multiplayer using player 2's controls.
; [[KiGB]]
: An old and obsolete emulator which boasted its accuracy but was proven to be full of [https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/issues/238 game]-[http://gbdev.gg8.se/wiki/articles/Test_ROMs#Emulators_running_on_desktop_computers specific] [http://gbdev.gg8.se/wiki/articles/KiGB hacks]. It has a wide selection of features, but other emulators have caught up and are already doing much better.
; [https://github.com/AntonioND/giibiiadvance GiiBiiAdvance]
: Pioneered full GB Camera emulation, including webcam support. Aside from that, it's an unfinished emulator with the basics set up, but its promising future currently on hiatus. It has very [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] timing.
; [https://github.com/aappleby/MetroBoy MetroBoy]
: Extremely [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] Game Boy simulator which being written in a subset of C++ that's designed to to be mechanically translated into Verilog HDL.
; Ironboy
: A very recent and promising emulator written in Rust for WebAssembly which is focus only on the original Game Boy (DMG) to [https://github.com/Chiplis/IronBoy#ironboy achieve the highest degree of accuracy]. Unfortunately, it only supports monochrome Game Boy games.
; binjgb
: A GB + GBC emulator for both desktop and WebAssembly, developed by Ben "binji" Smith since 2016. Most famously used by McDonald's in 2023 to publish ''Grimace's Birthday'' [https://grimacesbirthday.com/ as a browser game].
; [[Nintendo Switch Online]] (Hiyoko)
:

* GB support was added to Nintendo Switch Online in February 2023, alongside GBA games exclusive to the Expansion Pack tier;
* Users are limited to the selection of games Nintendo chooses to make available on the service;
* Supports online and Local Play (up to 2 players, Local Play must be with individual Switch systems);
* Supports tilt controls through gyroscope or normal controllers (e.g.: ''Kirby's Tilt 'n' Tumble'');
* Supports infrared emulation (e.g.: ''Pokémon Trading Card Game'');
* Palette styles can be applied (original GB, Pocket, and GBC);
* No Super Game Boy features supported (it always runs games in GBC mode);
* Allows exchange of regional variants in the International version of the app (USA and/or European versions);
* Different games between regions (Japan and International)

'''List of recommended GB/GBC emulators for Android:'''

* [https://www.androidauthority.com/best-game-boy-emulators-for-android-368530/ 10 best Game Boy Advanced, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy emulators for Android] (SEPTEMBER 2, 2018. Includes some emulators not found in above charts. Reviews may be subjective.)

=== GB/C emulation on GBA emulators ===
''This shouldn't be confused with [[Game Boy Advance emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|actual backwards compatibility on GBA emulation]].''

; [[mGBA]]
: Primarily emulates the [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]] but it also includes GB/C support much like the original system. It's a solid implementation, with most of the library working perfectly.
; [[GBE+]]
: An emulator that has a large effort in preserving the functions of a multitude of [[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Game Boy Features|obscure accessories]] that other emulators don't focus on. It can also load custom tiles in games, including colorized tiles for original Game Boy titles.
; [[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|VisualBoy Advance-M (VBA-M)]]
: Used to be the go-to for Game Boy Advance emulation and even included solid GB/C emulation. It's now behind [[mGBA]] on both fronts.

=== [[Multi-system emulators]] ===

; [[higan]]/[[ares]]
: Because it started out as a [[Super Nintendo emulators|SNES emulator]] (its original name was bsnes), it was the first one that properly emulated all of the [[Super Nintendo emulators#Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]]'s features, such as SPC sound chip utilization, which requires the SNES and Game Boy to be [https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/zwq9fu/ares_crossplatform_open_source_multisystem/j1ys10k/ emulated simultaneously so it's demanding.]
; [[BizHawk]]
: Uses a modified Gambatte core. It provides speedrunning tools.
; [[MAME]]
: Has solid Game Boy emulation through its <code>gameboy</code> driver despite the sound being imperfect, as well as slightly worse Game Boy Color compatibility through its <code>gbcolor</code> driver (where both the graphics and sound are imperfect). Despite its setbacks, it aims to feature compatibility with obscure mappers that other emulators usually ignore, like Wisdom Tree games or MMM01 multicarts. Accuracy was improved upon with contributions by Judge_.
; [[Mesen]]
: Game Boy (DMG) and Game Boy Color (CGB) games can also be played on Mesen 2, but only Game Boy Color can play CGB games. For DMG games, you can choose either Game Boy or Game Boy Color, or run the game in Super Game Boy mode by loading the Super Game Boy BIOS (1 or 2) into the SNES core.

== Mappers ==
Much like the NES, the Game Boy (and by extension, the Game Boy Color) used '''Memory Bank Controllers''' (MBC) (called MMCs on the NES) and also known informally as '''mappers''', to go beyond the restrictive initial hardware specifications. Nevertheless, Nintendo was much more careful to standardize their specifications to [https://niwanetwork.org/wiki/Category:Licensed_chips just a small number of possible mappers]. Moreover, Game Boy ROMs now included an official internal header mandated by Nintendo that included the correct MMC type. This meant that for the officially licensed games, these mappers proved to be rarely a problem... with some notable unimplemented exceptions: Net de Get's MBC6 that offered downloadable content off the internet, and the MMM01 footer used for some official multi-cart games, among others.

However, it doesn't get better when it comes to '''unlicensed games''', since they didn't necessarily respect Nintendo's specifications about how a given mapper type should handle its memory and behave in general, and internal headers were often filled with erroneous data to hinder dumping and emulation efforts. Some emulators like MESS/[[MAME]] and [http://hhug.me/?tags=hhugboy hhugboy] try to emulate that behavior with various degrees of success (see the [http://hhug.me/dump/ compatibility list], noting that it has not been updated in years; for more recent information, consult MAME’s XML data or [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mess.php?machine_name=gameboy this website]). The hhugboy project also proposed a similar solution to iNES for this mapper problem, as the [http://hhug.me/gbx/1.0 gbx ROM format] that appends a footer with extra information needed for some unlicensed games. However, this format, much less unlicensed hardware quirks, isn't widely adopted aside from tentative [https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/blob/master/README.md#game-boy-mappers mGBA support].

== Enhancements ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Please only include recommended emulators in this table. Do not bump or spam GitHub threads, issues, or feature request pages.
! colspan="2" style="width:50%" |Name
!BGB
!Emulicious
!SameBoy
|-
| rowspan="2" |Controls
|[[Input lag|Input lag-mitigating technique]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="LibretroExclusive" group="note" />
|-
|[https://docs.retroachievements.org/general/tutorials/turbo-button.html Turbo button]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="4" |Graphics
|Remove sprite limit
The Game Boy can only display 10 sprites per row (from 40 sprites in total). – this limitation is indirectly responsible for some of the flickering seen in games at times and different strategies must be used to achieve certain game design elements. When this option is enabled, the limit is disabled, allowing more sprites to be drawn on the same line.
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Resolution|Resizable internal resolution]]
| colspan="3" |For emulation of 2D systems, the resolution can only be upscaled, making the pixels more apparent.
|-
|[[Texture packs#Game Boy|Sprite replacement]]
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [[GBE+]] emulator at the moment.
|-
|[[Widescreen hacks#Game Boy|Widescreen hack]]
Possible with technique called [[Widescreen hacks#Emulators .282D.29|WideGB]] which uses a similar technique as [[Widescreen hacks#Emulators .282D.29|WideNES]].
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [https://kemenaran.winosx.com/posts/widegb-now-available-on-windows/ SameBoy WideGB fork] at the moment.
|-
| rowspan="1" |Performance
|[[Overclocking|Overclock]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="4" |Post-processing
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/AI-powered filter}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Filters}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Inverse tone mapping}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Shader chain}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="12" |Quality of life
|Automatic updater||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Frontends#Graphical User Interfaces .28GUIs.29|Big Picture Mode]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Built-in [[Cheats and patches|cheat manager]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note">For macOS only.</ref>
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Built-in custom resolution}}
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/crtswitchres/ libretro cores] and [[GroovyMAME]] at the moment.
Also there is a [https://github.com/psakhis/Groovy_MiSTer project] for achieving software emulators like libretro cores and GroovyMAME send the raw RGB data over a network to a core running on MiSTer, it basically turns the MiSTer into a GPU for the emulator allowing for easy setup and use with CRT TVs/Arcade monitors.
|-
|Built-in Game Boy sound player||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note" />
|-
|Built-in [[Mods, hacks and fan-translations#Built-in mod editor and manager for emulators|mod editor and manager]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Built-in [[Cheats and patches|patch manager]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Command-line options||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Pause/Resume emulation||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Per-game profiles||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://www.portablefreeware.com/faq.php#portable Portable] and [https://www.portablefreeware.com/faq.php#stealth stealth]
Useful enhancement feature for non-personal computer use or plug-and-play scenarios. However, the software may still require the necessary [[Computer specifications#Operating System|prerequisites and dependencies]] for your operating system if it is not statically linked.
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Save disk space for ISOs|Streamable compression format]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="6" |[https://tasvideos.org/Emulatorresources/Features TAS features]
|Fast forward/Turbo speed||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Frame step
(forwards and backwards)
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[wikipedia:Macro_(computer_science)|Macros/Scripts]]/[https://tasvideos.org/LuaScripting Lua]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://tasvideos.org/Movies Movie recording/playback]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Rewind||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Save states||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="7" |Misc.
|[[Sound and audio#Audio filters and presets|Audio filters and presets]]
Simulation of characteristic playback limitations and coloration of vintage consumer audio hardware, such as CRT television speakers, arcade cabinets, handheld consoles, early PC sound outputs, and low-fidelity integrated speakers. These filters are not intended to be perfectly accurate recreations, but rather to evoke the tonal qualities, distortion, bandwidth limits, resonance, and compression associated with 8-bit and 16-bit era devices. Examples include mono or narrow stereo output, reduced frequency response, speaker cone distortion, mild saturation, aliasing, and preset lo-fi profiles inspired by classic TVs, portable game systems, radios, and retro multimedia hardware.
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [https://github.com/RetroCrisis/Retro-Crisis-Audio-Filters libretro cores] at the moment.
|-
|[[wikipedia:Category:Debugging|Debug features]]||{{Ya|link=https://bgb.bircd.org/manual.html#debugkeys}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya|link=https://sameboy.github.io/features/#debugging}}
|-
|[[Virtual reality#VR game room simulations|EmuVR support]]
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [https://www.emuvr.net/wiki/Installation_Guide#Downloads libretro cores] at the moment.
|-
|[[Netplay#Game Boy|Netplay]]
Should not be confused with Game Boy (Color) online features or link cable emulation. See [[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|hardware features and peripherals]].
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="LibretroExclusive" group="note">Input lag mitigation technique and [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/retroachievements/#game-boy-game-boy-color RetroAchievements exclusive to libretro cores]. Also [https://docs.libretro.com/library/sameboy/#features netplay enhancement] exclusive to SameBoy libretro core.</ref>
|-
|[[RetroAchievements]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="LibretroExclusive" group="note" />
|-
|Rich Presence (RPC)
Allows the emulator to share real-time game session details (e.g., current game title, level, boss, playtime, or custom status) with external applications. This enables features such as displaying what you're playing on your profile, inviting friends to spectate, or triggering join-in-progress functionality where supported.
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Screen translator
Using optical character recognition (OCR) and other techniques, this feature can provide live translation of in-game text, text-to-speech for visually impaired users, and more — either on demand or automatically.
| colspan="3" |You can use [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/ai-service/ RetroArch's AI Service] or the standalone offline [https://github.com/bquenin/interpreter bquenin's Interpreter].
|}

== Hardware features and peripherals ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Please only include recommended emulators in this table. Do not bump or spam GitHub threads, issues, or feature request pages. 
''[https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art34.html Shonumi: The State of Emulation - 2024]''
! colspan="4" style="width:50%" |Name
!BGB
!Emulicious
!SameBoy
!GBE+
|-
| rowspan="14" |Hardware features
| rowspan="12" |Cartridge
| colspan="2" |Built-in IR ports
Some games like ''Nectaris'' for GB (monochrome GBs have no IR port at all, IR functionality is completely new to them) or ''Pokémon Trading Card Game'' and the Japanese edition of ''Robopon'' for GBC feature on-board IR transmitters/receivers on their cartridges instead of relying on the Modile Adapter GB or GB Kiss Link IR modem or Link Cable functionality. This feature is sometimes called ''GB Kiss'' (i.e. cartridges "kiss" each other).
|{{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Built-in speakers
Embedded audio speakers present on cartridges employing TAMA5 and HuC1 mappers: ''Game de Hakken!! Tamagotchi - Osutchi to Mesutchi'' (aka ''Tamagotchi 3''), ''Robot Poncots'' (''Robopon'' outside of Japan) and ''Pocket Family'' game series.
|{{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Game Boy Advance-enhanced mode||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |On-cartridge save batteries||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Real-time clock|Real-time clock]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Rumble|Rumble]]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{~}} RetroArch only.
|{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="5" |[[Super Nintendo emulators#Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]]
Most features can only work on the Super Nintendo's hardware.
|Borders||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
|Custom audio||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
|Custom palettes||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
|Local multiplayer||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
|Super Game Boy-enhanced mode||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Motion Control (Tilt Sensor)|Tilt sensor]]
''Kirby Tilt ‘n’ Tumble'' and ''Command Master'' use biaxial/4-way accelerometer.
|{{{~}} Motion Control does not support controller accelerometer. Supports only remapping to keyboard/gamepad.
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Infrared|Infrared (Game Boy Color)]]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |System BIOS||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="23" |Peripherals
| rowspan="2" |Barcode scanner
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|Barcode Boy]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|Barcode Taisen Bardigun]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="3" |Connectivity
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Multiplayer|4-Player Adapter]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Multiplayer|Link Cable]]
Super Game Boy for SNES supports only on the Japan-exclusive Super Game Boy 2.
|{{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}} [[SameBoy]]'s libretro core supports Link Cable, standalone does not.
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Mobile Adapter GB||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art8.html Full Changer] accelerometer||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Game Boy Printer|Game Boy Printer]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note">For macOS only.</ref>
|{{Ya}}
|-
|Special cartridges
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Game Boy Camera|Game Boy Camera]]||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
| {{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note" />
|{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="6" |Special hardware
| colspan="2" |GB Kiss Link IR modem||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|GB Pocket Sonar]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Power Antenna & Bug Sensor||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|Sewing Machines]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Turbo File GB||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|WorkBoy]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note" />
|{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="7" |Unlicensed/unreleased
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Multiplayer|16-Player Adapter]]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[https://tcrf.net/Alleyway#Paddle_Controller_Accessory Alleyway Controller]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Game Genie||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[https://luigiblood.tumblr.com/post/187348407478/reverse-enginnering-the-unreleased-gameboy-printer Pocket Printer Color]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Pro Action Replay||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[https://segabits.com/blog/2022/08/18/the-story-of-the-cancelled-game-boy-color-to-dreamcast-official-connectivity-solution/ Sakura Taisen TV Adapter/Barcode Scanner]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |{{YouTubeVideo|yP1Bkfj9kDY|WORLD PORT}}||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |Virtual pet toy
| colspan="2" |[https://sakurawars.fandom.com/wiki/Pocket_Sakura Pocket Sakura]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Bulba:Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS#Interactions with Generation II|Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |Misc.
| colspan="3" |[[wikipedia:Hot_swapping#Gaming|Cartridge hot swapping]]
It was sometimes possible to apply cheats (such as a player having infinite lives) and other temporary software alterations to games by hot swapping cartridges, even though the cartridges were not designed to be hot swappable.
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[http://www.thealmightyguru.com/Wiki/index.php?title=Cartridge_tilting Cartridge tilting]
Cartridge tilting is an action performed on cartridge-based systems to create otherwise impossible glitches. {{YouTubePlaylist|PLkAqx5EV7l_DkwOv4WmVEBLv39WPEUm3d|Cartridge tilting is not a glitch, but rather the process which creates glitches.}}
| colspan="4" |There is no emulator currently includes built-in cartridge tilting simulation. As a workaround, you can try the external [https://github.com/redscientistlabs/RTCV Real-Time Corruptor (RTCV)] tool. It is a real-time memory/data corruption tool for inducing glitches during emulation, which might mimic some effects of cartridge tilting (e.g., visual/audio artifacts or crashes). However, it is not a true "cartridge tilting" simulator, as it works on live memory rather than simulating cartridge read errors.
|}

=== Infrared ===
The Game Boy Color had an infrared transmitter and receiver. Generation II Pokémon games made use of this feature through Mystery Gift. Super Mario Bros. Deluxe could send high scores to another cartridge. GBE+ had [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art4.html basic IR emulation] back in July 2016 but it then only worked with Pokémon games. Now, as of [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art11.html April 2018], it has full IR emulation for most IR-enabled games (Hudson Soft's HuC-1's IR capabilities need to be emulated for Japanese ''Pokémon TCG'').

* [[List of console games that support infrared#Game Boy Color]].

=== Game Boy Camera ===
The Game Boy Camera is an official Nintendo accessory for the Game Boy and was released in 1998. Users can take pictures and modify them with stickers and frames, as well as play several included minigames. In addition to the original model, there was a US-exclusive Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time edition that included different stamps.

The first emulator to have some capability of emulating the Game Boy Camera was a modified version of an old emulator called Hash. This version, named Hashcam, can still be found on the author's website. While there were some efforts to run the Game Boy Camera ROM in BGB unofficially, the author didn't show much interest in it. However, it is fully emulated with webcam support in a lesser-known emulator called GiiBiiAdvance.

As of version 0.7.0, or any dev builds post 0.6.0, mGBA can emulate this accessory by either using the PC's webcam or sending a BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, or other image format to the game, as if it was coming from the camera itself.<ref name="mGBA_Cam">{{cite web|url=https://twitter.com/mGBA_emu/status/890954205472501762|title=Game Boy Camera in mGBA dev builds|publisher=Twitter|accessdate=2018-08-10|date=2017-07-28}}</ref> The camera is also functional on the 3DS port. To enable the PC webcam, go to <code>Game Boy</code> under <code>settings</code> and switch the <code>camera driver</code> to <code>Qt Multimedia</code>, or by editing <code>qt.ini</code> and setting <code>cameraDriver=1</code> under <code>[General]</code>.

=== Game Boy Printer ===
Game Boy Printer is a thermal printer accessory released by Nintendo in 1998 used in conjunction with the Game Boy Camera and also used to prints images from compatible GB games such as ''Pokémon Gold and Silver'', ''Pokémon Crystal'', ''Super Mario Bros. Deluxe'', ''Donkey Kong Country'' and ''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX''.

[[VisualBoy Advance]] (including its forks), [[GBE+]] and [[mGBA]] have Game Boy Printer support that turn the signals into a bitmap form of the image.

==== Game Boy Printer Color ====
'''Game Boy Printer Color''' alternatively known as '''Pocket Printer Color''' is an unreleased successor to the Game Boy Printer. See [https://niwanetwork.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Printer_Color here]. It would have connected to the Nintendo 64DD via ''Mario Artist: Paint Studio'' using the 64GB Cable and possibly an MBC4 GB Printer Cartridge.

=== Motion Control (Tilt Sensor) ===
Two Game Boy Color games featured a built-in tilt sensor: Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble and Command Master. These games cannot be played without support for this feature. [[VisualBoy Advance|VBA]] and [[KiGB]] have a "Motion Sensor" option to map four directional keys to emulate the cartridge tilting, but the controls aren't analog. [[BGB]] can emulate the tilting features with the use of the mouse. [[SameBoy]] allows to use the mouse, as well as a joystick, and on the Cocoa frontend, is supporting controller's motion controls. [[mGBA]] supports controller's motion controls and allows to assign stic's X an Y axes. Hiyoko, the official GBC emulator for [[Nintendo Switch Online]], emulates motion controls for Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble by translating gyroscope input either from the console itself (when playing in portable mode) or from a detached Joy-Con or Switch Pro Controller (when playing in docked mode).

* [[List of console games that support motion controls#Game Boy Color]]

=== Rumble ===
A good number of cartridges came with a built-in rumble that required an AAA battery to power, such as ''Pokémon Pinball'', but the feature is optional. So far, only [[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-GX|VBA-GX]] emulates rumble in these games, including games that have their rumble feature dummied out (one being ''Tarzan'').

=== Alleyway Controller ===
It's another unreleased accesory, the unknown device which is speculated to be a Vaus-like Paddle controller for ''Alleyway'' which still retains in-game code for communicating with it.

=== Multiplayer ===

* '''Link Cable:''' [[BGB]], [[KiGB]], some versions of [[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|VBA-M]] and [[TGB Dual|TGB-Dual]] supports link cable. It can also be used for Netplay on the corresponding [[RetroArch]] core. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_multiplayer_Game_Boy_games#Two-player_games_via_the_Game_Link_Cable Two-player games via the Game Link Cable list].
* '''4-Player Adapter:''' Currently only [[GBE+]] and DoubleCherryGB supports it.
* '''Faceball 2000 16-Player Link Cable:''' There is a 16-Player adapter as well, but it went unreleased outside of unused code in some games, but it is emulated by ''DoubleCherryGB'' emulator and allows to play Faceball 2000 in local splitscreen and via netplay.
* '''Multiplayer Hacks:''' DoubleCherryGB emulates virtual link-cable devices that allow Tetris Battle Royal and Kwirk Multiplayer up to 16 players on local splitscreen and via netplay.

=== Online features ===

==== Mobile Game Boy Adapter ====
There is a Japan-only accessory that communicates with Mobile Golf and Japanese Pokémon Crystal. It was bundled with Mobile Trainer cartridge which allowed the player to use e-mail as well as browse Nintendo's website. It saw use on some Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games, but support was limited to Japan, and the servers went offline by 2002.

It is possible to partially emulate its feature for Pokémon Crystal by [http://forums.glitchcity.info/index.php?topic=7509.0 using BGB's scripting capability], and GBE+ can at least reach the title screen of Mobile Trainer and made [https://www.reddit.com/r/EmuDev/comments/9141oy/making_progress_with_gb_mobile_adapter_emulation/ some progress in July 2018], but otherwise, no emulators (except for a recently leaked at time of writing internal emulator) properly support this accessory.

==== Hudsonsoft GB Kiss Link IR modem ====
This accessory both allowed IR communications between 2 Game Boys before the Game Boy Color existed with its IR port and with a modem, it allowed users to download exclusive content by them from Hudsonsoft's website. GBE+ [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art38.html supports this]. Resources about this super obscure accessory include [http://nectaris.tg-16.com/GB-KISS-LINK-FAQ-hudson-gameboy-nectaris.html this] and {{YouTubeVideo|uOuJ0EcA8IQ|this}}.

==== GB Memory Cartridge ====
The Game Boy Memory Cartridge, also referred to as the GB Memory Cartridge is an official Nintendo flash cartridge Game Pak for the Game Boy or Game Boy Color. As with most Game Boy games, a Game Boy Advance or Game Boy Advance SP can also be used to run the cartridge and play the game(s) inside.

The cartridges were designed for the Japan-only [[Early online services#Nintendo Power .28SNES .2F Game Boy.29|Nintendo Power cartridge service]] and come with special sticker spaces for the player to make note of the games they installed onto the cartridge. The Super Famicom Memory Cassettes were released for the same service.

See [[Early online services#Nintendo Power .28SNES .2F Game_Boy.29]] page and [https://niwanetwork.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Memory_Cartridge niwanetwork's dedicated page] for more information.

=== Accessories ===
There are [[wikipedia:Game Boy accessories#Game_Boy|a few accessories that the Game Boy and Game Boy Color]] had. Due to their very small and game-specific use, most emulators don't bother with them at all, save for GBE+.

* '''Game Boy Pocket Sonar:''' Japan only cartridge released by Bandai. It is a sonar-enabled device used for fishing with a fishing game included. Only GBE+ [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art13.html supports] this feature. A similar cartridge was released for the WonderSwan (still unemulated).
* '''Barcode Boy:''' An obscure Japan-only barcode-scanning device released by Namcot (then-Namco's consumer division) in 1992. A total of 4 games were released to utilize this accessory. KiGB and GEST claim support for this device, but they only feed random data to Game Boy until the game accepts it as a valid barcode. GBE+ has [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art7.html proper emulation] with the ability to read barcodes from binary files. DoubleCherryGB also has full support. All barcodes are hardcode. After each scan the next barcode is loaded.
* '''Barcode Taisen Bardigun:''' Another Japan-only barcode-scanning device with the dedicated game. GBE+ [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art6.html supports this accessory].
* '''Sakura Taisen TV Adapter/Barcode Scanner:''' Unreleased hardware {{YouTubeVideo|ilaJUOr8Knk|which connects to the GBC link port and is used to scan barcodes shown on TV by the Dreamcast Sakura Taisen game in order to unlock extra content in the GBC Sakura Taisen game}}, where support is still out there hidden in game's code.
* '''Sewing Machines:''' There is link cable support the compatible sewing machines of 3 models:

** '''Singer IZEK-1500''': Released for Singer's 150th anniversary. Has a compartment near the back to hold the Link Cable. Nearly identical to the Jaguar JN-100 in all physical aspects. Unlike the JN-2000, the IZEK 1500 lacks a connection for an embroidery arm. The power cable is also detachable.
** '''Jaguar JN-100''': Nearly identical to the Singer IZEK-1500 in all physical aspects. Unlike the JN-2000, the JN-100 lacks a connection for an embroidery arm. The power cable is built-in.
** '''Jaguar JN-2000''': Different body style from the JN-100 or IZEK-1500. Very similar to the '''Jaguar SP-3000 series''' or the '''Singer CE-200'''. Link Cable is not inside a compartment. It sits as part of a slot where the Game Boy is supposed to rest. Power cable is built-in. Comes with an embroidery arm, the '''EM-2000'''.

Each model is compatible with the single-prong version '''YC-485''' foot controller. The IZEK was unique in that it came bundled with a specially coloured Game Boy and a cartridge for interfacing with the machine.<ref name="IZEK_1">{{YouTubeVideoTime|AlhJKMXU7tg|325|Game Boy Part 2 - Did You Know Gaming? Feat. Jake of Vsauce3}}</ref><ref name="IZEK_2">{{YouTubeVideo|K-Epj2_eJdA|IZEK Digital Sewing Machine - Game Boy Color Controller (Game Boy Color) Review}}</ref> Their support has been added in a GBE+ release.<ref>[https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art22.html Edge of Emulation: Game Boy Sewing Machines]</ref>

* '''Suzuki Pocket Dash Diagnostic System''' and '''Aprilia DITECH Interface''': A series of diagnostic cartridges used for Suzuki and Aprilia scooters respectively, developed by Orbital Technologies in the early 2000s. Both were used to interface with a supported motorcycle's engine control unit (ECU) in a similar manner to OBD tools for automobiles. The diagnostic cartridges were only made available for use by motorcycle dealerships and were not licensed by Nintendo. No dump of either cartridge exists as of {{CURRENTYEAR}}.

== Notes ==
{{Notelist|group=note}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==

* [http://gbdev.gg8.se/wiki/articles/Main_Page Game Boy Development Wiki] – Information about the Game Boy

{{Nintendo}}

[[Category:Game Boy (Color)| ]]

Game Boy (Color) emulators

2026-08-15T18:01:03Z

ToycomLand: /* Standalone emulators */

{{Infobox computing device/Game Boy}}{{Infobox computing device/Game Boy Color}}
{{for|emulators that run on the Game Boy (Color)|Emulators on Game Boy (Color)}}

The '''[[wikipedia:Game Boy|Game Boy]]''' (GB) and '''[[wikipedia:Game Boy Color|Game Boy Color]]''' (GBC) are 8-bit, fourth-generation handheld consoles released by Nintendo on July 31, 1989, and November 18, 1998, respectively and retailed for {{Inflation|USD|89.95|1998}}. The Game Boy has a Sharp LR35902 core CPU at 4.19 MHz. It had a monochrome display that could only show four shades of grey, albeit with a olive green tinge on the original. The Game Boy Color uses the same LR35902 core as the original; while it is clocked at 8.38 MHz, it can be underclocked to 4.19 MHz for backwards-compatibility purposes. It was named such from its color screen, but it also had a larger memory size and a faster CPU. The hardware similarities allow cross-compatibility between the two platforms and they are often treated as one. They would both be succeeded by the backward-compatible [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]].

Nintendo re-released the console as the '''Game Boy Pocket''' in 1996, with a more compact body and a better screen. A front light was added to a special edition of the Pocket in Japan called the '''Game Boy Light''', a feature that wouldn't be seen outside of Japan until the Game Boy Advance SP.

Nintendo released a peripheral for the [[Super Nintendo emulators|Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] called [[wikipedia:Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]] in June 1994, which was modeled like a cartridge but included its own cartridge slot for Game Boy (Color) games, as well as the hardware needed to translate the games. Many Game Boy (Color) emulators offer at least some of the special features it included, such as added borders, colorization, custom button mappings, and other features. It was possible to link, but without the external port, as well as errors in the CPU, it would not be feasible to the end user. These issues would later be corrected in the Japan-exclusive Super Game Boy 2.

== Emulators ==
{{Emulator comparison introduction}}

Because of how relatively easy popular 8-bit consoles are to emulate, tons of Game Boy emulators exist. For a list of open-source projects, see [https://github.com/search?o=desc&q=gameboy+emulator&s=updated&type=Repositories&utf8=%E2%9C%93 this GitHub query]. For a list of accuracy tests, see [https://gbdev.io/GBEmulatorShootout/ gbdev.io/GBEmulatorShootout].

=== Standalone emulators ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Name
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
!libretro core
![[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Mappers|Mappers support level]]
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
! colspan="9" |PC
|-
|[[BGB]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://bgb.bircd.org/#downloads 1.6.6]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[SameBoy]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://sameboy.github.io/downloads {{SameBoyVer}}]
[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://chillygb.arci.me/ ChillyGB]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/AuroraViola/ChillyGB 0.3.2]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[Gambatte]]
[https://docs.libretro.com/library/gambatte/ Gambatte_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|macOS}}||{{~}}<ref name="active" group="note">[https://github.com/libretro/gambatte-libretro/tree/master Libretro core] is still active.</ref>
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
[https://sourceforge.net/projects/gambatte/files/gambatte r571]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|GameRoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Rodrigodd/gameroy 0.3.1]||{{Green}} {{License|Dual}} ({{License|Permissive}}) ({{License|Apache2}} or {{License|MIT}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://www.explusalpha.com/contents/gbc-emu GBC.emu]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Pyra}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/apps/76 1.5.46.02 Pyra]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://gbcc.dev GBCC]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/philj56/gbcc git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[GBE+]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/shonumi/gbe-plus/releases {{GBEVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[Gearboy]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|LinuxARM|macOSx86|macOSARM|FreeBSD|NetBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
[https://github.com/drhelius/Gearboy/releases {{GearboyVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://hhug.me/?tags=hhugboy hhugboy]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/tzlion/hhugboy/releases 1.4.2]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|[http://hhug.me/dump/ Unlicensed]||{{~}}
|-
|Ironboy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/chiplis/ironboy/ git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|KevBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/xkevio/kevboy/releases 0.3.1]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[mGBA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://mgba.io/builds/1/ Dev builds]
[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]<ref>[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/12x3fsm/mgba_0102_released/jhigow4/ endrift's comment about libretro core]</ref>

[https://mgba.io/downloads.html {{mGBAVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/blob/master/README.md#game-boy-mappers Unlicensed]||{{~}}
|-
|PyBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Baekalfen/PyBoy/releases {{PyBoyVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|LGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[SkyEmu]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/pull/321 Dev Builds]
[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/releases/ {{SkyEmuVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|VBA-M]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://nightly.vba-m.com/ Nightly builds]
[http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]

[https://github.com/visualboyadvance-m/visualboyadvance-m/releases {{VBAMVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[Azayaka]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Linux|macOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/7thSamurai/Azayaka git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[https://mattcurrie.com/bdm/ BDM]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|macOS}}||{{~}}
|[https://mattcurrie.com/bdm-demo/ Demo]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[dmgemu]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/emu-russia/dmgemu/ {{dmgemuVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|PDEQ}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|Gamebert
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/robert/gamebert git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|GiiBiiAdvance
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/AntonioND/giibiiadvance/releases git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|hdmg
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/hdmg git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[KiGB]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|DOS}}||{{Na}}
|[http://kigb.emuunlim.com/downloads.htm 2.05]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|KocoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/Kocoboy git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|MetroBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{~}}
|[https://github.com/aappleby/MetroBoy/releases 1.02]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|NoobBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Mika412/NoobBoy git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[Pantheon]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://bostjan-grandovec.si/Content/News.html {{PantheonVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|ProjectDMG
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectDMG/releases 0.51]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[rew.]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Windows9x}}||{{Na}}
|[https://wikiwiki.jp/emulator/rew. rew12stx]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[http://senryoku.github.io/SenBoyWeb/ SenBoy]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/Senryoku/SenBoy/releases/tag/v1.1. 1.1]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|Simple-Boy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Pratyush-gg/Simple-Boy git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|stargb
| align="left" |{{Icon|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/kaezrr/stargb/releases {{stargbVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[TGB Dual]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}<ref name="two" group="note">On Linux as an SDL port (and the [[libretro]] core is based on this version).</ref>||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/libertyernie/tgbdual_L/releases 1.2]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|TinyBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/g-gisbert/TinyBoy git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|UGE
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/SuperDisk/hUGETracker/releases 1.0.11]||{{Green}} {{License|PDEQ}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[https://fms.komkon.org/VGB VGB]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://fms.komkon.org/VGB 6.0]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|DoubleCherryGB
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/TimOelrichs/doublecherryGB-libretro git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
| [https://guacemulator.com/ guac]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|rpi}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/aabalke/guac/releases {{guacVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|BSD3}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{?}}
|-
|jgb
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/jsgroth/jgb git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
! colspan="9" |Mobile
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/gambatte Gambatte_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly libretro core]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Game Play Color]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/gameplaycolor/gameplaycolor/releases {{GamePlayColorVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://www.explusalpha.com/contents/gbc-emu GBC.emu]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.explusalpha.GbcEmu {{.emuVer}}]
[https://github.com/Rakashazi/emu-ex-plus-alpha git]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[SameBoy]]
[https://docs.libretro.com/library/sameboy SameBoy_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS|iPadOS|watchOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sameboy/id6496971295 1.0] (iOS App Store)
[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly libretro core]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|GameRoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Rodrigodd/gameroy 0.2.0]||{{Green}} {{License|Dual}} ({{License|Permissive}}) ({{License|Apache2}} or {{License|MIT}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|GBA4iOS
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://iemulators.com/gba4ios 2.1]
[https://github.com/CocoaBob/GBA4iOS git] (new fork)
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://gbcc.dev GBCC]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Na|link=https://github.com/philj56/gbcc-android}}
|[https://github.com/philj56/gbcc-android/releases/tag/v0.41 beta41] (source)||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
Must be compiled from source due to binaries going offline and has been surpassed in terms of general use, but is still Recommended for its exceptional [https://play-lh.googleusercontent.com/_5D9uMlRlL-DJ_anXEyJHtI3IriwCFVPgg2zgwhkaG-uYwkjYeTqmiuUZwpomTYKsuo=w1024-h768-rw Printer] and {{YouTubeVideo|ESYolQ761Dw|Kirby Camera}} support.
|-
|[https://pixelrespawn.com/ Linkboy]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pixelrespawn.linkboy 2.2.3]
[https://apps.apple.com/app/linking-boy/id6695762604 AppStore]
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|MeBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Java}}||{{Na}}
|[http://www.arktos.se/meboy/download.php 1.6]
[https://github.com/chijure/meboy git]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[mGBA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
[https://github.com/huhao1987/mGBA_Android 0.3]
|{{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/blob/master/README.md#game-boy-mappers Unlicensed]||{{~}}
|-
|[https://my-oldboy-free-gbc-emulator.en.uptodown.com/android My OldBoy!]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fastemulator.gbc 2.0.0]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[SkyEmu]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://eightbitwonders.gitlab.io/app 8-Bit Wonders]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://f-droid.org/packages/de.rainerhock.eightbitwonders 0.8.6a] (F-Droid)
0.8.6a (Play)

0.8.6a (Amazon)

[https://gitlab.com/eightbitwonders/app git]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?
|roadmap
|-
|John GBC
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.johnemulators.johngbc 3.93]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|KocoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/Kocoboy git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[Delta]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/delta-game-emulator/id1048524688 {{DeltaVer}}]
[https://github.com/rileytestut/Delta git]
|{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Folium]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/folium/id6498623389 App Store] ($)
[https://folium.emuplace.app/downloads {{FoliumVer}}]

[https://github.com/emuplace/folium.emuplace.app/releases/latest Latest IPA]
|{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Manic EMU]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/manic-emu-game-emulator/id6743335790 {{Manic EMUVer}}]
[https://github.com/Manic-EMU/ManicEMU/releases git]
|{{Green}} {{License|AGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{TBD}}
|-
|[[Provenance]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/provenance-app/id1596862805 {{ProvenanceVer}}]
[https://github.com/Provenance-Emu/Provenance/releases git]
|{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Pizza Boy C Pro
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.dbtecno.pizzaboypro 6.7.3]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{R}}
|-
! colspan="9" |Console
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/gambatte/ Gambatte_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Xbox|NGC|Wii|WiiU|NX|PS3|PSP|Vita|3DS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://www.retroarch.com/?page=platforms libretro core]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://www.gc-forever.com/wiki/index.php?title=Game_Boy_Interface Game Boy Interface]
| align="left" |{{Icon|GCN}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://files.extremscorner.org/gamecube/apps/gbi/latest main]
[https://files.extremscorner.org/gamecube/apps/gbi/latest-extra extra]
|{{Red}} {{license|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|Uses real GBA Hardware (Requires Game Boy Player hardware)||{{Ya}}
Multiple versions available. Pick the version that fits best with your specific setup.
|-
|[https://gbatemp.net/threads/gameyob-3ds-gb-c-emu.372523/ GameYob 3DS]
| align="left" |{{Icon|3DS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/GameYob_3DS 1.0.8]
[https://github.com/Drenn1/GameYob git]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[http://gbatemp.net/threads/gameyob-a-gameboy-emulator-for-ds.343407 GameYob DS]
| align="left" |{{Icon|NDS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/Drenn1/GameYob git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|GBEmu
| align="left" |{{Icon|VB}}||{{Na}}
|[https://www.virtual-boy.com/forums/t/entry-game-boy-emulator/ 0.1]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[mGBA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Wii|WiiU|NX|PSV|3DS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://endrift.com/mgba/downloads.html {{MGBAVer}}]
[https://www.retroarch.com/?page=platforms libretro core]

[https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/releases git]
|{{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/blob/master/README.md#game-boy-mappers Unlicensed]||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch Online|Nintendo Classics]] (Hiyoko)
| align="left" |{{Icon|Switch|Switch2}}||{{Ya}}
|N/A||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|PlutoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|PSP|3DS|NX|Vita|DC|PSX|PS2}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/RossMeikleham/PlutoBoy git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|RIN
| align="left" |{{Icon|PSP}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/mbarczak/psp_rin git]
[https://archive.org/details/rin-rx.-7z RX]

[https://archive.org/details/rin_v1.32n1.2.7z 1.32n1.2]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|Super Game Boy
| align="left" |{{Icon|SNES}}||{{Na}}
|N/A||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|Uses real Game Boy hardware||{{Ya}}
Uses real hardware on the cartridge. Super Game Boy 1 runs slightly faster than real hardware without a mod and does not have a link port. The Japanese-only Super Game Boy 2 has a link port and runs at the correct speed. Both SGBs support game borders, palettes, and SGB-enhanced games.
|-
|[[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|VBA GX]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|GCN|Wii|WiiU}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/dborth/vbagx#nightly-builds nightly-builds]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Virtual Console]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|3DS}}||{{Na}}
|8.10||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|Game Boy Player Boot Disc
| align="left" |{{Icon|GCN}}||{{Na}}
|||{{Red}} {{license|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|Uses real GBA Hardware (Requires Game Boy Player hardware)||{{~}}
Game Boy Interface is recommended instead. Limited to a filtered, 480i output with a slight amount of input lag.
|-
|RealBoy Vita
| align="left" |{{Icon|PSV}}||{{Na}}
|[https://vitadb.rinnegatamante.it/#/info/167 1.2]
[https://github.com/xerpi/realboy-vita/releases git]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|ShuBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|MD}}||{{Na}}
|[http://jiggawatt.org/badc0de/shuboy.htm 1.0]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|aGBe
| align="left" |{{Icon|PSX}}||{{Na}}
|[https://sourceforge.net/projects/agbe/files/agbe SF]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|Hu-Boy
| align="left" |{{Icon|PCE}}
|{{Na}}
|[https://www.chrismcovell.com/huboy.html 0.30621]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{X}}
SuperGrafx or CD-ROM² hardware required.
|-
! colspan="9" |Browser
|-
|[http://binji.github.io/binjgb/ binjgb]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/binji/binjgb/releases 0.1.11]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://chillygb.arci.me/ ChillyGB]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/AuroraViola/ChillyGB 0.3.2]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[Gambatte]]
[https://docs.libretro.com/library/gambatte/ Gambatte_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{~}}<ref name="active" group="note">[https://github.com/libretro/gambatte-libretro/tree/master Libretro core] is still active.</ref>
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
[https://sourceforge.net/projects/gambatte/files/gambatte r571]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|GameRoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Rodrigodd/gameroy 0.3.1]||{{Green}} {{License|Dual}} ({{License|Permissive}}) ({{License|Apache2}} or {{License|MIT}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|Ironboy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/chiplis/ironboy/ git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|KevBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/xkevio/kevboy/releases 0.3.1]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[SkyEmu]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/pull/321 Dev Builds]
[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/releases/ {{SkyEmuVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://mattcurrie.com/bdm/ BDM]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{~}}
|[https://mattcurrie.com/bdm-demo/ Demo]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|KocoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/Kocoboy git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[http://senryoku.github.io/SenBoyWeb/ SenBoy]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/Senryoku/SenBoy/releases/tag/v1.1. 1.1]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
! colspan="9" |Firmware
|-
|PlutoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|UEFI}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/RossMeikleham/PlutoBoy git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|}

=== [[Multi-system emulators]] ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Emulator(s)
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
!libretro core
![[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Mappers|Mappers support level]]
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
! colspan="9" |PC
|-
|[[Emulicious]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://emulicious.net/downloads {{EmuliciousVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[ares]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://nightly.link/ares-emulator/ares/workflows/build/master git Artifacts]
[https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/releases {{AresVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|ISC}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|{{Emulator compatibility|2149|3003|link=https://ares-emu.net/compatibility}}||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[BizHawk]]
(BSNES, Gambatte_Speedrun, SameBoy)
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://gitlab.com/TASVideos/BizHawk/-/pipelines Dev builds]
[http://tasvideos.org/BizHawk/ReleaseHistory.html {{BizHawkVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} {{License|GPL}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[MAME]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|Git artifacts:

* [https://nightly.link/mamedev/mame/workflows/ci-windows/master CI-Windows]
* [https://nightly.link/mamedev/mame/workflows/ci-linux/master CI-Linux]
* [https://nightly.link/mamedev/mame/workflows/ci-macos/master CI-macOS]

[http://www.mamedev.org/release.html {{MAMEVer}}]

[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} {{License|BSD3}}
|||{{Ya}}
|[http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mess.php?machine_name=gameboy Unlicensed]||{{~}}
|-
|[[Mesen|MesenCE]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/nesdev-org/MesenCE#development-builds Dev Bulids]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[higan]] (火眼)
byuu (謬/view)
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://byuu.org/emulation/higan {{higanVer}}]
[https://github.com/libretro/higan libretro core]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Na}}
Superseded by [[ares]].
|-
|[[jgenesis]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/jsgroth/jgenesis/releases {{JgenesisVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Obentou]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/yughias/Obentou/releases {{ObentouVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Masquerade]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Kotambail-Hegde/Masquerade-Emulator/releases {{MasqueradeVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
! colspan="9" |Browser
|-
|[[jgenesis]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/jsgroth/jgenesis/releases {{JgenesisVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Obentou]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/yughias/Obentou/releases {{ObentouVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|}

== Comparison ==
{{for|accuracy tests comparison of these emulators|Emulation accuracy#Further reading}}

=== Game Boy-only emulators ===

; [[SameBoy]]
: One of the most [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] Game Boy emulators currently. The UI is simple and easy to use. It includes open source bootroms, although these can be replaced with real ones. Has debugging features and also emulates the Game Boy Camera and Game Boy Printer.
; [[BGB]]
: A closed-source emulator for Windows (and [[Wine]]) with solid Game Boy and Game Boy Color accuracy, as well as near flawless link support. It has a wealth of options for color palettes. Mostly used for its advanced debugger.
; [[Gambatte]]
: Pretty [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] open-source Game Boy (Color) emulator. It has a good range of options and features, though not quite as much as some other emulators. The main fork is not in active development, but the libretro core is still active.
; [http://hhug.me/?tags=hhugboy hhugboy]
: A Windows-only Game Boy (Color) emulator based on GEST with a focus on bootleg and unlicensed games. It is capable of detecting and correctly emulating the mapper on a number of games that are otherwise broken on other emulators, but some ROMs require manually selecting the mapper on the Unlicensed Compatibility Mode menu. Besides the usual raw dumps, it also supports the footered [http://hhug.me/gbx GBX] ROM format, which correctly informs the emulator which mapper to run regardless of what the internal headers say.
; GameRoy
: A Game Boy emulator, dissasembler and debugger written in Rust. It has high [[Emulation accuracy|accuracy]] and accurate clock frequency. It is more suited for debugging uses for now.
; [[TGB Dual]]
: An ancient emulator that supports link cable emulation. It also supports [[netplay]], but it requires a VPN. The libretro port supports local multiplayer using player 2's controls.
; [[KiGB]]
: An old and obsolete emulator which boasted its accuracy but was proven to be full of [https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/issues/238 game]-[http://gbdev.gg8.se/wiki/articles/Test_ROMs#Emulators_running_on_desktop_computers specific] [http://gbdev.gg8.se/wiki/articles/KiGB hacks]. It has a wide selection of features, but other emulators have caught up and are already doing much better.
; [https://github.com/AntonioND/giibiiadvance GiiBiiAdvance]
: Pioneered full GB Camera emulation, including webcam support. Aside from that, it's an unfinished emulator with the basics set up, but its promising future currently on hiatus. It has very [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] timing.
; [https://github.com/aappleby/MetroBoy MetroBoy]
: Extremely [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] Game Boy simulator which being written in a subset of C++ that's designed to to be mechanically translated into Verilog HDL.
; Ironboy
: A very recent and promising emulator written in Rust for WebAssembly which is focus only on the original Game Boy (DMG) to [https://github.com/Chiplis/IronBoy#ironboy achieve the highest degree of accuracy]. Unfortunately, it only supports monochrome Game Boy games.
; binjgb
: A GB + GBC emulator for both desktop and WebAssembly, developed by Ben "binji" Smith since 2016. Most famously used by McDonald's in 2023 to publish ''Grimace's Birthday'' [https://grimacesbirthday.com/ as a browser game].
; [[Nintendo Switch Online]] (Hiyoko)
:

* GB support was added to Nintendo Switch Online in February 2023, alongside GBA games exclusive to the Expansion Pack tier;
* Users are limited to the selection of games Nintendo chooses to make available on the service;
* Supports online and Local Play (up to 2 players, Local Play must be with individual Switch systems);
* Supports tilt controls through gyroscope or normal controllers (e.g.: ''Kirby's Tilt 'n' Tumble'');
* Supports infrared emulation (e.g.: ''Pokémon Trading Card Game'');
* Palette styles can be applied (original GB, Pocket, and GBC);
* No Super Game Boy features supported (it always runs games in GBC mode);
* Allows exchange of regional variants in the International version of the app (USA and/or European versions);
* Different games between regions (Japan and International)

'''List of recommended GB/GBC emulators for Android:'''

* [https://www.androidauthority.com/best-game-boy-emulators-for-android-368530/ 10 best Game Boy Advanced, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy emulators for Android] (SEPTEMBER 2, 2018. Includes some emulators not found in above charts. Reviews may be subjective.)

=== GB/C emulation on GBA emulators ===
''This shouldn't be confused with [[Game Boy Advance emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|actual backwards compatibility on GBA emulation]].''

; [[mGBA]]
: Primarily emulates the [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]] but it also includes GB/C support much like the original system. It's a solid implementation, with most of the library working perfectly.
; [[GBE+]]
: An emulator that has a large effort in preserving the functions of a multitude of [[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Game Boy Features|obscure accessories]] that other emulators don't focus on. It can also load custom tiles in games, including colorized tiles for original Game Boy titles.
; [[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|VisualBoy Advance-M (VBA-M)]]
: Used to be the go-to for Game Boy Advance emulation and even included solid GB/C emulation. It's now behind [[mGBA]] on both fronts.

=== [[Multi-system emulators]] ===

; [[higan]]/[[ares]]
: Because it started out as a [[Super Nintendo emulators|SNES emulator]] (its original name was bsnes), it was the first one that properly emulated all of the [[Super Nintendo emulators#Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]]'s features, such as SPC sound chip utilization, which requires the SNES and Game Boy to be [https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/zwq9fu/ares_crossplatform_open_source_multisystem/j1ys10k/ emulated simultaneously so it's demanding.]
; [[BizHawk]]
: Uses a modified Gambatte core. It provides speedrunning tools.
; [[MAME]]
: Has solid Game Boy emulation through its <code>gameboy</code> driver despite the sound being imperfect, as well as slightly worse Game Boy Color compatibility through its <code>gbcolor</code> driver (where both the graphics and sound are imperfect). Despite its setbacks, it aims to feature compatibility with obscure mappers that other emulators usually ignore, like Wisdom Tree games or MMM01 multicarts. Accuracy was improved upon with contributions by Judge_.
; [[Mesen]]
: Game Boy (DMG) and Game Boy Color (CGB) games can also be played on Mesen 2, but only Game Boy Color can play CGB games. For DMG games, you can choose either Game Boy or Game Boy Color, or run the game in Super Game Boy mode by loading the Super Game Boy BIOS (1 or 2) into the SNES core.

== Mappers ==
Much like the NES, the Game Boy (and by extension, the Game Boy Color) used '''Memory Bank Controllers''' (MBC) (called MMCs on the NES) and also known informally as '''mappers''', to go beyond the restrictive initial hardware specifications. Nevertheless, Nintendo was much more careful to standardize their specifications to [https://niwanetwork.org/wiki/Category:Licensed_chips just a small number of possible mappers]. Moreover, Game Boy ROMs now included an official internal header mandated by Nintendo that included the correct MMC type. This meant that for the officially licensed games, these mappers proved to be rarely a problem... with some notable unimplemented exceptions: Net de Get's MBC6 that offered downloadable content off the internet, and the MMM01 footer used for some official multi-cart games, among others.

However, it doesn't get better when it comes to '''unlicensed games''', since they didn't necessarily respect Nintendo's specifications about how a given mapper type should handle its memory and behave in general, and internal headers were often filled with erroneous data to hinder dumping and emulation efforts. Some emulators like MESS/[[MAME]] and [http://hhug.me/?tags=hhugboy hhugboy] try to emulate that behavior with various degrees of success (see the [http://hhug.me/dump/ compatibility list], noting that it has not been updated in years; for more recent information, consult MAME’s XML data or [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mess.php?machine_name=gameboy this website]). The hhugboy project also proposed a similar solution to iNES for this mapper problem, as the [http://hhug.me/gbx/1.0 gbx ROM format] that appends a footer with extra information needed for some unlicensed games. However, this format, much less unlicensed hardware quirks, isn't widely adopted aside from tentative [https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/blob/master/README.md#game-boy-mappers mGBA support].

== Enhancements ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Please only include recommended emulators in this table. Do not bump or spam GitHub threads, issues, or feature request pages.
! colspan="2" style="width:50%" |Name
!BGB
!Emulicious
!SameBoy
|-
| rowspan="2" |Controls
|[[Input lag|Input lag-mitigating technique]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="LibretroExclusive" group="note" />
|-
|[https://docs.retroachievements.org/general/tutorials/turbo-button.html Turbo button]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="4" |Graphics
|Remove sprite limit
The Game Boy can only display 10 sprites per row (from 40 sprites in total). – this limitation is indirectly responsible for some of the flickering seen in games at times and different strategies must be used to achieve certain game design elements. When this option is enabled, the limit is disabled, allowing more sprites to be drawn on the same line.
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Resolution|Resizable internal resolution]]
| colspan="3" |For emulation of 2D systems, the resolution can only be upscaled, making the pixels more apparent.
|-
|[[Texture packs#Game Boy|Sprite replacement]]
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [[GBE+]] emulator at the moment.
|-
|[[Widescreen hacks#Game Boy|Widescreen hack]]
Possible with technique called [[Widescreen hacks#Emulators .282D.29|WideGB]] which uses a similar technique as [[Widescreen hacks#Emulators .282D.29|WideNES]].
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [https://kemenaran.winosx.com/posts/widegb-now-available-on-windows/ SameBoy WideGB fork] at the moment.
|-
| rowspan="1" |Performance
|[[Overclocking|Overclock]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="4" |Post-processing
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/AI-powered filter}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Filters}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Inverse tone mapping}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Shader chain}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="12" |Quality of life
|Automatic updater||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Frontends#Graphical User Interfaces .28GUIs.29|Big Picture Mode]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Built-in [[Cheats and patches|cheat manager]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note">For macOS only.</ref>
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Built-in custom resolution}}
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/crtswitchres/ libretro cores] and [[GroovyMAME]] at the moment.
Also there is a [https://github.com/psakhis/Groovy_MiSTer project] for achieving software emulators like libretro cores and GroovyMAME send the raw RGB data over a network to a core running on MiSTer, it basically turns the MiSTer into a GPU for the emulator allowing for easy setup and use with CRT TVs/Arcade monitors.
|-
|Built-in Game Boy sound player||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note" />
|-
|Built-in [[Mods, hacks and fan-translations#Built-in mod editor and manager for emulators|mod editor and manager]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Built-in [[Cheats and patches|patch manager]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Command-line options||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Pause/Resume emulation||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Per-game profiles||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://www.portablefreeware.com/faq.php#portable Portable] and [https://www.portablefreeware.com/faq.php#stealth stealth]
Useful enhancement feature for non-personal computer use or plug-and-play scenarios. However, the software may still require the necessary [[Computer specifications#Operating System|prerequisites and dependencies]] for your operating system if it is not statically linked.
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Save disk space for ISOs|Streamable compression format]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="6" |[https://tasvideos.org/Emulatorresources/Features TAS features]
|Fast forward/Turbo speed||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Frame step
(forwards and backwards)
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[wikipedia:Macro_(computer_science)|Macros/Scripts]]/[https://tasvideos.org/LuaScripting Lua]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://tasvideos.org/Movies Movie recording/playback]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Rewind||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Save states||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="7" |Misc.
|[[Sound and audio#Audio filters and presets|Audio filters and presets]]
Simulation of characteristic playback limitations and coloration of vintage consumer audio hardware, such as CRT television speakers, arcade cabinets, handheld consoles, early PC sound outputs, and low-fidelity integrated speakers. These filters are not intended to be perfectly accurate recreations, but rather to evoke the tonal qualities, distortion, bandwidth limits, resonance, and compression associated with 8-bit and 16-bit era devices. Examples include mono or narrow stereo output, reduced frequency response, speaker cone distortion, mild saturation, aliasing, and preset lo-fi profiles inspired by classic TVs, portable game systems, radios, and retro multimedia hardware.
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [https://github.com/RetroCrisis/Retro-Crisis-Audio-Filters libretro cores] at the moment.
|-
|[[wikipedia:Category:Debugging|Debug features]]||{{Ya|link=https://bgb.bircd.org/manual.html#debugkeys}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya|link=https://sameboy.github.io/features/#debugging}}
|-
|[[Virtual reality#VR game room simulations|EmuVR support]]
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [https://www.emuvr.net/wiki/Installation_Guide#Downloads libretro cores] at the moment.
|-
|[[Netplay#Game Boy|Netplay]]
Should not be confused with Game Boy (Color) online features or link cable emulation. See [[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|hardware features and peripherals]].
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="LibretroExclusive" group="note">Input lag mitigation technique and [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/retroachievements/#game-boy-game-boy-color RetroAchievements exclusive to libretro cores]. Also [https://docs.libretro.com/library/sameboy/#features netplay enhancement] exclusive to SameBoy libretro core.</ref>
|-
|[[RetroAchievements]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="LibretroExclusive" group="note" />
|-
|Rich Presence (RPC)
Allows the emulator to share real-time game session details (e.g., current game title, level, boss, playtime, or custom status) with external applications. This enables features such as displaying what you're playing on your profile, inviting friends to spectate, or triggering join-in-progress functionality where supported.
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Screen translator
Using optical character recognition (OCR) and other techniques, this feature can provide live translation of in-game text, text-to-speech for visually impaired users, and more — either on demand or automatically.
| colspan="3" |You can use [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/ai-service/ RetroArch's AI Service] or the standalone offline [https://github.com/bquenin/interpreter bquenin's Interpreter].
|}

== Hardware features and peripherals ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Please only include recommended emulators in this table. Do not bump or spam GitHub threads, issues, or feature request pages. 
''[https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art34.html Shonumi: The State of Emulation - 2024]''
! colspan="4" style="width:50%" |Name
!BGB
!Emulicious
!SameBoy
!GBE+
|-
| rowspan="14" |Hardware features
| rowspan="12" |Cartridge
| colspan="2" |Built-in IR ports
Some games like ''Nectaris'' for GB (monochrome GBs have no IR port at all, IR functionality is completely new to them) or ''Pokémon Trading Card Game'' and the Japanese edition of ''Robopon'' for GBC feature on-board IR transmitters/receivers on their cartridges instead of relying on the Modile Adapter GB or GB Kiss Link IR modem or Link Cable functionality. This feature is sometimes called ''GB Kiss'' (i.e. cartridges "kiss" each other).
|{{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Built-in speakers
Embedded audio speakers present on cartridges employing TAMA5 and HuC1 mappers: ''Game de Hakken!! Tamagotchi - Osutchi to Mesutchi'' (aka ''Tamagotchi 3''), ''Robot Poncots'' (''Robopon'' outside of Japan) and ''Pocket Family'' game series.
|{{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Game Boy Advance-enhanced mode||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |On-cartridge save batteries||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Real-time clock|Real-time clock]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Rumble|Rumble]]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{~}} RetroArch only.
|{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="5" |[[Super Nintendo emulators#Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]]
Most features can only work on the Super Nintendo's hardware.
|Borders||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
|Custom audio||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
|Custom palettes||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
|Local multiplayer||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
|Super Game Boy-enhanced mode||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Motion Control (Tilt Sensor)|Tilt sensor]]
''Kirby Tilt ‘n’ Tumble'' and ''Command Master'' use biaxial/4-way accelerometer.
|{{{~}} Motion Control does not support controller accelerometer. Supports only remapping to keyboard/gamepad.
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Infrared|Infrared (Game Boy Color)]]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |System BIOS||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="23" |Peripherals
| rowspan="2" |Barcode scanner
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|Barcode Boy]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|Barcode Taisen Bardigun]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="3" |Connectivity
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Multiplayer|4-Player Adapter]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Multiplayer|Link Cable]]
Super Game Boy for SNES supports only on the Japan-exclusive Super Game Boy 2.
|{{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}} [[SameBoy]]'s libretro core supports Link Cable, standalone does not.
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Mobile Adapter GB||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art8.html Full Changer] accelerometer||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Game Boy Printer|Game Boy Printer]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note">For macOS only.</ref>
|{{Ya}}
|-
|Special cartridges
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Game Boy Camera|Game Boy Camera]]||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
| {{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note" />
|{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="6" |Special hardware
| colspan="2" |GB Kiss Link IR modem||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|GB Pocket Sonar]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Power Antenna & Bug Sensor||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|Sewing Machines]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Turbo File GB||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|WorkBoy]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note" />
|{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="7" |Unlicensed/unreleased
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Multiplayer|16-Player Adapter]]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[https://tcrf.net/Alleyway#Paddle_Controller_Accessory Alleyway Controller]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Game Genie||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[https://luigiblood.tumblr.com/post/187348407478/reverse-enginnering-the-unreleased-gameboy-printer Pocket Printer Color]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Pro Action Replay||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[https://segabits.com/blog/2022/08/18/the-story-of-the-cancelled-game-boy-color-to-dreamcast-official-connectivity-solution/ Sakura Taisen TV Adapter/Barcode Scanner]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |{{YouTubeVideo|yP1Bkfj9kDY|WORLD PORT}}||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |Virtual pet toy
| colspan="2" |[https://sakurawars.fandom.com/wiki/Pocket_Sakura Pocket Sakura]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Bulba:Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS#Interactions with Generation II|Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |Misc.
| colspan="3" |[[wikipedia:Hot_swapping#Gaming|Cartridge hot swapping]]
It was sometimes possible to apply cheats (such as a player having infinite lives) and other temporary software alterations to games by hot swapping cartridges, even though the cartridges were not designed to be hot swappable.
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[http://www.thealmightyguru.com/Wiki/index.php?title=Cartridge_tilting Cartridge tilting]
Cartridge tilting is an action performed on cartridge-based systems to create otherwise impossible glitches. {{YouTubePlaylist|PLkAqx5EV7l_DkwOv4WmVEBLv39WPEUm3d|Cartridge tilting is not a glitch, but rather the process which creates glitches.}}
| colspan="4" |There is no emulator currently includes built-in cartridge tilting simulation. As a workaround, you can try the external [https://github.com/redscientistlabs/RTCV Real-Time Corruptor (RTCV)] tool. It is a real-time memory/data corruption tool for inducing glitches during emulation, which might mimic some effects of cartridge tilting (e.g., visual/audio artifacts or crashes). However, it is not a true "cartridge tilting" simulator, as it works on live memory rather than simulating cartridge read errors.
|}

=== Infrared ===
The Game Boy Color had an infrared transmitter and receiver. Generation II Pokémon games made use of this feature through Mystery Gift. Super Mario Bros. Deluxe could send high scores to another cartridge. GBE+ had [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art4.html basic IR emulation] back in July 2016 but it then only worked with Pokémon games. Now, as of [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art11.html April 2018], it has full IR emulation for most IR-enabled games (Hudson Soft's HuC-1's IR capabilities need to be emulated for Japanese ''Pokémon TCG'').

* [[List of console games that support infrared#Game Boy Color]].

=== Game Boy Camera ===
The Game Boy Camera is an official Nintendo accessory for the Game Boy and was released in 1998. Users can take pictures and modify them with stickers and frames, as well as play several included minigames. In addition to the original model, there was a US-exclusive Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time edition that included different stamps.

The first emulator to have some capability of emulating the Game Boy Camera was a modified version of an old emulator called Hash. This version, named Hashcam, can still be found on the author's website. While there were some efforts to run the Game Boy Camera ROM in BGB unofficially, the author didn't show much interest in it. However, it is fully emulated with webcam support in a lesser-known emulator called GiiBiiAdvance.

As of version 0.7.0, or any dev builds post 0.6.0, mGBA can emulate this accessory by either using the PC's webcam or sending a BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, or other image format to the game, as if it was coming from the camera itself.<ref name="mGBA_Cam">{{cite web|url=https://twitter.com/mGBA_emu/status/890954205472501762|title=Game Boy Camera in mGBA dev builds|publisher=Twitter|accessdate=2018-08-10|date=2017-07-28}}</ref> The camera is also functional on the 3DS port. To enable the PC webcam, go to <code>Game Boy</code> under <code>settings</code> and switch the <code>camera driver</code> to <code>Qt Multimedia</code>, or by editing <code>qt.ini</code> and setting <code>cameraDriver=1</code> under <code>[General]</code>.

=== Game Boy Printer ===
Game Boy Printer is a thermal printer accessory released by Nintendo in 1998 used in conjunction with the Game Boy Camera and also used to prints images from compatible GB games such as ''Pokémon Gold and Silver'', ''Pokémon Crystal'', ''Super Mario Bros. Deluxe'', ''Donkey Kong Country'' and ''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX''.

[[VisualBoy Advance]] (including its forks), [[GBE+]] and [[mGBA]] have Game Boy Printer support that turn the signals into a bitmap form of the image.

==== Game Boy Printer Color ====
'''Game Boy Printer Color''' alternatively known as '''Pocket Printer Color''' is an unreleased successor to the Game Boy Printer. See [https://niwanetwork.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Printer_Color here]. It would have connected to the Nintendo 64DD via ''Mario Artist: Paint Studio'' using the 64GB Cable and possibly an MBC4 GB Printer Cartridge.

=== Motion Control (Tilt Sensor) ===
Two Game Boy Color games featured a built-in tilt sensor: Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble and Command Master. These games cannot be played without support for this feature. [[VisualBoy Advance|VBA]] and [[KiGB]] have a "Motion Sensor" option to map four directional keys to emulate the cartridge tilting, but the controls aren't analog. [[BGB]] can emulate the tilting features with the use of the mouse. [[SameBoy]] allows to use the mouse, as well as a joystick, and on the Cocoa frontend, is supporting controller's motion controls. [[mGBA]] supports controller's motion controls and allows to assign stic's X an Y axes. Hiyoko, the official GBC emulator for [[Nintendo Switch Online]], emulates motion controls for Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble by translating gyroscope input either from the console itself (when playing in portable mode) or from a detached Joy-Con or Switch Pro Controller (when playing in docked mode).

* [[List of console games that support motion controls#Game Boy Color]]

=== Rumble ===
A good number of cartridges came with a built-in rumble that required an AAA battery to power, such as ''Pokémon Pinball'', but the feature is optional. So far, only [[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-GX|VBA-GX]] emulates rumble in these games, including games that have their rumble feature dummied out (one being ''Tarzan'').

=== Alleyway Controller ===
It's another unreleased accesory, the unknown device which is speculated to be a Vaus-like Paddle controller for ''Alleyway'' which still retains in-game code for communicating with it.

=== Multiplayer ===

* '''Link Cable:''' [[BGB]], [[KiGB]], some versions of [[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|VBA-M]] and [[TGB Dual|TGB-Dual]] supports link cable. It can also be used for Netplay on the corresponding [[RetroArch]] core. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_multiplayer_Game_Boy_games#Two-player_games_via_the_Game_Link_Cable Two-player games via the Game Link Cable list].
* '''4-Player Adapter:''' Currently only [[GBE+]] and DoubleCherryGB supports it.
* '''Faceball 2000 16-Player Link Cable:''' There is a 16-Player adapter as well, but it went unreleased outside of unused code in some games, but it is emulated by ''DoubleCherryGB'' emulator and allows to play Faceball 2000 in local splitscreen and via netplay.
* '''Multiplayer Hacks:''' DoubleCherryGB emulates virtual link-cable devices that allow Tetris Battle Royal and Kwirk Multiplayer up to 16 players on local splitscreen and via netplay.

=== Online features ===

==== Mobile Game Boy Adapter ====
There is a Japan-only accessory that communicates with Mobile Golf and Japanese Pokémon Crystal. It was bundled with Mobile Trainer cartridge which allowed the player to use e-mail as well as browse Nintendo's website. It saw use on some Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games, but support was limited to Japan, and the servers went offline by 2002.

It is possible to partially emulate its feature for Pokémon Crystal by [http://forums.glitchcity.info/index.php?topic=7509.0 using BGB's scripting capability], and GBE+ can at least reach the title screen of Mobile Trainer and made [https://www.reddit.com/r/EmuDev/comments/9141oy/making_progress_with_gb_mobile_adapter_emulation/ some progress in July 2018], but otherwise, no emulators (except for a recently leaked at time of writing internal emulator) properly support this accessory.

==== Hudsonsoft GB Kiss Link IR modem ====
This accessory both allowed IR communications between 2 Game Boys before the Game Boy Color existed with its IR port and with a modem, it allowed users to download exclusive content by them from Hudsonsoft's website. GBE+ [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art38.html supports this]. Resources about this super obscure accessory include [http://nectaris.tg-16.com/GB-KISS-LINK-FAQ-hudson-gameboy-nectaris.html this] and {{YouTubeVideo|uOuJ0EcA8IQ|this}}.

==== GB Memory Cartridge ====
The Game Boy Memory Cartridge, also referred to as the GB Memory Cartridge is an official Nintendo flash cartridge Game Pak for the Game Boy or Game Boy Color. As with most Game Boy games, a Game Boy Advance or Game Boy Advance SP can also be used to run the cartridge and play the game(s) inside.

The cartridges were designed for the Japan-only [[Early online services#Nintendo Power .28SNES .2F Game Boy.29|Nintendo Power cartridge service]] and come with special sticker spaces for the player to make note of the games they installed onto the cartridge. The Super Famicom Memory Cassettes were released for the same service.

See [[Early online services#Nintendo Power .28SNES .2F Game_Boy.29]] page and [https://niwanetwork.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Memory_Cartridge niwanetwork's dedicated page] for more information.

=== Accessories ===
There are [[wikipedia:Game Boy accessories#Game_Boy|a few accessories that the Game Boy and Game Boy Color]] had. Due to their very small and game-specific use, most emulators don't bother with them at all, save for GBE+.

* '''Game Boy Pocket Sonar:''' Japan only cartridge released by Bandai. It is a sonar-enabled device used for fishing with a fishing game included. Only GBE+ [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art13.html supports] this feature. A similar cartridge was released for the WonderSwan (still unemulated).
* '''Barcode Boy:''' An obscure Japan-only barcode-scanning device released by Namcot (then-Namco's consumer division) in 1992. A total of 4 games were released to utilize this accessory. KiGB and GEST claim support for this device, but they only feed random data to Game Boy until the game accepts it as a valid barcode. GBE+ has [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art7.html proper emulation] with the ability to read barcodes from binary files. DoubleCherryGB also has full support. All barcodes are hardcode. After each scan the next barcode is loaded.
* '''Barcode Taisen Bardigun:''' Another Japan-only barcode-scanning device with the dedicated game. GBE+ [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art6.html supports this accessory].
* '''Sakura Taisen TV Adapter/Barcode Scanner:''' Unreleased hardware {{YouTubeVideo|ilaJUOr8Knk|which connects to the GBC link port and is used to scan barcodes shown on TV by the Dreamcast Sakura Taisen game in order to unlock extra content in the GBC Sakura Taisen game}}, where support is still out there hidden in game's code.
* '''Sewing Machines:''' There is link cable support the compatible sewing machines of 3 models:

** '''Singer IZEK-1500''': Released for Singer's 150th anniversary. Has a compartment near the back to hold the Link Cable. Nearly identical to the Jaguar JN-100 in all physical aspects. Unlike the JN-2000, the IZEK 1500 lacks a connection for an embroidery arm. The power cable is also detachable.
** '''Jaguar JN-100''': Nearly identical to the Singer IZEK-1500 in all physical aspects. Unlike the JN-2000, the JN-100 lacks a connection for an embroidery arm. The power cable is built-in.
** '''Jaguar JN-2000''': Different body style from the JN-100 or IZEK-1500. Very similar to the '''Jaguar SP-3000 series''' or the '''Singer CE-200'''. Link Cable is not inside a compartment. It sits as part of a slot where the Game Boy is supposed to rest. Power cable is built-in. Comes with an embroidery arm, the '''EM-2000'''.

Each model is compatible with the single-prong version '''YC-485''' foot controller. The IZEK was unique in that it came bundled with a specially coloured Game Boy and a cartridge for interfacing with the machine.<ref name="IZEK_1">{{YouTubeVideoTime|AlhJKMXU7tg|325|Game Boy Part 2 - Did You Know Gaming? Feat. Jake of Vsauce3}}</ref><ref name="IZEK_2">{{YouTubeVideo|K-Epj2_eJdA|IZEK Digital Sewing Machine - Game Boy Color Controller (Game Boy Color) Review}}</ref> Their support has been added in a GBE+ release.<ref>[https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art22.html Edge of Emulation: Game Boy Sewing Machines]</ref>

* '''Suzuki Pocket Dash Diagnostic System''' and '''Aprilia DITECH Interface''': A series of diagnostic cartridges used for Suzuki and Aprilia scooters respectively, developed by Orbital Technologies in the early 2000s. Both were used to interface with a supported motorcycle's engine control unit (ECU) in a similar manner to OBD tools for automobiles. The diagnostic cartridges were only made available for use by motorcycle dealerships and were not licensed by Nintendo. No dump of either cartridge exists as of {{CURRENTYEAR}}.

== Notes ==
{{Notelist|group=note}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==

* [http://gbdev.gg8.se/wiki/articles/Main_Page Game Boy Development Wiki] – Information about the Game Boy

{{Nintendo}}

[[Category:Game Boy (Color)| ]]

Game Boy (Color) emulators

2026-08-15T17:54:28Z

ToycomLand: /* Standalone emulators */ Hu-Boy hasn't updated by more than three years

{{Infobox computing device/Game Boy}}{{Infobox computing device/Game Boy Color}}
{{for|emulators that run on the Game Boy (Color)|Emulators on Game Boy (Color)}}

The '''[[wikipedia:Game Boy|Game Boy]]''' (GB) and '''[[wikipedia:Game Boy Color|Game Boy Color]]''' (GBC) are 8-bit, fourth-generation handheld consoles released by Nintendo on July 31, 1989, and November 18, 1998, respectively and retailed for {{Inflation|USD|89.95|1998}}. The Game Boy has a Sharp LR35902 core CPU at 4.19 MHz. It had a monochrome display that could only show four shades of grey, albeit with a olive green tinge on the original. The Game Boy Color uses the same LR35902 core as the original; while it is clocked at 8.38 MHz, it can be underclocked to 4.19 MHz for backwards-compatibility purposes. It was named such from its color screen, but it also had a larger memory size and a faster CPU. The hardware similarities allow cross-compatibility between the two platforms and they are often treated as one. They would both be succeeded by the backward-compatible [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]].

Nintendo re-released the console as the '''Game Boy Pocket''' in 1996, with a more compact body and a better screen. A front light was added to a special edition of the Pocket in Japan called the '''Game Boy Light''', a feature that wouldn't be seen outside of Japan until the Game Boy Advance SP.

Nintendo released a peripheral for the [[Super Nintendo emulators|Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] called [[wikipedia:Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]] in June 1994, which was modeled like a cartridge but included its own cartridge slot for Game Boy (Color) games, as well as the hardware needed to translate the games. Many Game Boy (Color) emulators offer at least some of the special features it included, such as added borders, colorization, custom button mappings, and other features. It was possible to link, but without the external port, as well as errors in the CPU, it would not be feasible to the end user. These issues would later be corrected in the Japan-exclusive Super Game Boy 2.

== Emulators ==
{{Emulator comparison introduction}}

Because of how relatively easy popular 8-bit consoles are to emulate, tons of Game Boy emulators exist. For a list of open-source projects, see [https://github.com/search?o=desc&q=gameboy+emulator&s=updated&type=Repositories&utf8=%E2%9C%93 this GitHub query]. For a list of accuracy tests, see [https://gbdev.io/GBEmulatorShootout/ gbdev.io/GBEmulatorShootout].

=== Standalone emulators ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Name
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
!libretro core
![[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Mappers|Mappers support level]]
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
! colspan="9" |PC
|-
|[[BGB]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://bgb.bircd.org/#downloads 1.6.6]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[SameBoy]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://sameboy.github.io/downloads {{SameBoyVer}}]
[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://chillygb.arci.me/ ChillyGB]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/AuroraViola/ChillyGB 0.3.2]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[Gambatte]]
[https://docs.libretro.com/library/gambatte/ Gambatte_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|macOS}}||{{~}}<ref name="active" group="note">[https://github.com/libretro/gambatte-libretro/tree/master Libretro core] is still active.</ref>
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
[https://sourceforge.net/projects/gambatte/files/gambatte r571]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|GameRoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Rodrigodd/gameroy 0.3.1]||{{Green}} {{License|Dual}} ({{License|Permissive}}) ({{License|Apache2}} or {{License|MIT}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://www.explusalpha.com/contents/gbc-emu GBC.emu]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Pyra}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/apps/76 1.5.46.02 Pyra]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://gbcc.dev GBCC]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/philj56/gbcc git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[GBE+]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/shonumi/gbe-plus/releases {{GBEVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[Gearboy]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|LinuxARM|macOSx86|macOSARM|FreeBSD|NetBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
[https://github.com/drhelius/Gearboy/releases {{GearboyVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://hhug.me/?tags=hhugboy hhugboy]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/tzlion/hhugboy/releases 1.4.2]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|[http://hhug.me/dump/ Unlicensed]||{{~}}
|-
|Ironboy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/chiplis/ironboy/ git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|KevBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/xkevio/kevboy/releases 0.3.1]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[mGBA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://mgba.io/builds/1/ Dev builds]
[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]<ref>[https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/12x3fsm/mgba_0102_released/jhigow4/ endrift's comment about libretro core]</ref>

[https://mgba.io/downloads.html {{mGBAVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/blob/master/README.md#game-boy-mappers Unlicensed]||{{~}}
|-
|PyBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Baekalfen/PyBoy/releases {{PyBoyVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|LGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[SkyEmu]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/pull/321 Dev Builds]
[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/releases/ {{SkyEmuVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|VBA-M]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://nightly.vba-m.com/ Nightly builds]
[http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]

[https://github.com/visualboyadvance-m/visualboyadvance-m/releases {{VBAMVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[Azayaka]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Linux|macOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/7thSamurai/Azayaka git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[https://mattcurrie.com/bdm/ BDM]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|macOS}}||{{~}}
|[https://mattcurrie.com/bdm-demo/ Demo]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[dmgemu]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/emu-russia/dmgemu/ {{dmgemuVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|PDEQ}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|Gamebert
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/robert/gamebert git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|GiiBiiAdvance
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/AntonioND/giibiiadvance/releases git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|hdmg
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/hdmg git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[KiGB]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|DOS}}||{{Na}}
|[http://kigb.emuunlim.com/downloads.htm 2.05]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|KocoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/Kocoboy git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|MetroBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{~}}
|[https://github.com/aappleby/MetroBoy/releases 1.02]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|NoobBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Mika412/NoobBoy git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[Pantheon]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://bostjan-grandovec.si/Content/News.html {{PantheonVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|ProjectDMG
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/ProjectDMG/releases 0.51]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[rew.]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Windows9x}}||{{Na}}
|[https://wikiwiki.jp/emulator/rew. rew12stx]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[http://senryoku.github.io/SenBoyWeb/ SenBoy]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/Senryoku/SenBoy/releases/tag/v1.1. 1.1]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|Simple-Boy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Pratyush-gg/Simple-Boy git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|stargb
| align="left" |{{Icon|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/kaezrr/stargb/releases {{stargbVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[TGB Dual]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}<ref name="two" group="note">On Linux as an SDL port (and the [[libretro]] core is based on this version).</ref>||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/libertyernie/tgbdual_L/releases 1.2]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|TinyBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/g-gisbert/TinyBoy git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|UGE
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/SuperDisk/hUGETracker/releases 1.0.11]||{{Green}} {{License|PDEQ}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[https://fms.komkon.org/VGB VGB]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://fms.komkon.org/VGB 6.0]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|DoubleCherryGB
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/TimOelrichs/doublecherryGB-libretro git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
| [https://guacemulator.com/ guac]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|rpi}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/aabalke/guac/releases {{guacVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|BSD3}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{?}}
|-
|jgb
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/jsgroth/jgb git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
! colspan="9" |Mobile
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/gambatte Gambatte_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly libretro core]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Game Play Color]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/gameplaycolor/gameplaycolor/releases {{GamePlayColorVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://www.explusalpha.com/contents/gbc-emu GBC.emu]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.explusalpha.GbcEmu {{.emuVer}}]
[https://github.com/Rakashazi/emu-ex-plus-alpha git]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[SameBoy]]
[https://docs.libretro.com/library/sameboy SameBoy_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS|iPadOS|watchOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sameboy/id6496971295 1.0] (iOS App Store)
[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly libretro core]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|GameRoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Rodrigodd/gameroy 0.2.0]||{{Green}} {{License|Dual}} ({{License|Permissive}}) ({{License|Apache2}} or {{License|MIT}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|GBA4iOS
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://iemulators.com/gba4ios 2.1]
[https://github.com/CocoaBob/GBA4iOS git] (new fork)
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://gbcc.dev GBCC]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Na|link=https://github.com/philj56/gbcc-android}}
|[https://github.com/philj56/gbcc-android/releases/tag/v0.41 beta41] (source)||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
Must be compiled from source due to binaries going offline and has been surpassed in terms of general use, but is still Recommended for its exceptional [https://play-lh.googleusercontent.com/_5D9uMlRlL-DJ_anXEyJHtI3IriwCFVPgg2zgwhkaG-uYwkjYeTqmiuUZwpomTYKsuo=w1024-h768-rw Printer] and {{YouTubeVideo|ESYolQ761Dw|Kirby Camera}} support.
|-
|[https://pixelrespawn.com/ Linkboy]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pixelrespawn.linkboy 2.2.3]
[https://apps.apple.com/app/linking-boy/id6695762604 AppStore]
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|MeBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Java}}||{{Na}}
|[http://www.arktos.se/meboy/download.php 1.6]
[https://github.com/chijure/meboy git]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[mGBA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
[https://github.com/huhao1987/mGBA_Android 0.3]
|{{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/blob/master/README.md#game-boy-mappers Unlicensed]||{{~}}
|-
|[https://my-oldboy-free-gbc-emulator.en.uptodown.com/android My OldBoy!]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fastemulator.gbc 2.0.0]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[SkyEmu]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://eightbitwonders.gitlab.io/app 8-Bit Wonders]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://f-droid.org/packages/de.rainerhock.eightbitwonders 0.8.6a] (F-Droid)
0.8.6a (Play)

0.8.6a (Amazon)

[https://gitlab.com/eightbitwonders/app git]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?
|roadmap
|-
|John GBC
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.johnemulators.johngbc 3.93]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|KocoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/Kocoboy git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[[Delta]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/delta-game-emulator/id1048524688 {{DeltaVer}}]
[https://github.com/rileytestut/Delta git]
|{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Folium]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/folium/id6498623389 App Store] ($)
[https://folium.emuplace.app/downloads {{FoliumVer}}]

[https://github.com/emuplace/folium.emuplace.app/releases/latest Latest IPA]
|{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Manic EMU]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/manic-emu-game-emulator/id6743335790 {{Manic EMUVer}}]
[https://github.com/Manic-EMU/ManicEMU/releases git]
|{{Green}} {{License|AGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{TBD}}
|-
|[[Provenance]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|iOS|iPadOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/provenance-app/id1596862805 {{ProvenanceVer}}]
[https://github.com/Provenance-Emu/Provenance/releases git]
|{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Pizza Boy C Pro
| align="left" |{{Icon|Android}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.dbtecno.pizzaboypro 6.7.3]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{R}}
|-
! colspan="9" |Console
|-
|[https://docs.libretro.com/library/gambatte/ Gambatte_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Xbox|NGC|Wii|WiiU|NX|PS3|PSP|Vita|3DS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://www.retroarch.com/?page=platforms libretro core]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[https://www.gc-forever.com/wiki/index.php?title=Game_Boy_Interface Game Boy Interface]
| align="left" |{{Icon|GCN}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://files.extremscorner.org/gamecube/apps/gbi/latest main]
[https://files.extremscorner.org/gamecube/apps/gbi/latest-extra extra]
|{{Red}} {{license|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|Uses real GBA Hardware (Requires Game Boy Player hardware)||{{Ya}}
Multiple versions available. Pick the version that fits best with your specific setup.
|-
|[https://gbatemp.net/threads/gameyob-3ds-gb-c-emu.372523/ GameYob 3DS]
| align="left" |{{Icon|3DS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/GameYob_3DS 1.0.8]
[https://github.com/Drenn1/GameYob git]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[http://gbatemp.net/threads/gameyob-a-gameboy-emulator-for-ds.343407 GameYob DS]
| align="left" |{{Icon|NDS}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/Drenn1/GameYob git]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|GBEmu
| align="left" |{{Icon|VB}}||{{Na}}
|[https://www.virtual-boy.com/forums/t/entry-game-boy-emulator/ 0.1]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[mGBA]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Wii|WiiU|NX|PSV|3DS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://endrift.com/mgba/downloads.html {{MGBAVer}}]
[https://www.retroarch.com/?page=platforms libretro core]

[https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/releases git]
|{{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/blob/master/README.md#game-boy-mappers Unlicensed]||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch Online|Nintendo Classics]] (Hiyoko)
| align="left" |{{Icon|Switch|Switch2}}||{{Ya}}
|N/A||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|PlutoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|PSP|3DS|NX|Vita|DC|PSX|PS2}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/RossMeikleham/PlutoBoy git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|RIN
| align="left" |{{Icon|PSP}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/mbarczak/psp_rin git]
[https://archive.org/details/rin-rx.-7z RX]

[https://archive.org/details/rin_v1.32n1.2.7z 1.32n1.2]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|Super Game Boy
| align="left" |{{Icon|SNES}}||{{Na}}
|N/A||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|Uses real Game Boy hardware||{{Ya}}
Uses real hardware on the cartridge. Super Game Boy 1 runs slightly faster than real hardware without a mod and does not have a link port. The Japanese-only Super Game Boy 2 has a link port and runs at the correct speed. Both SGBs support game borders, palettes, and SGB-enhanced games.
|-
|[[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|VBA GX]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|GCN|Wii|WiiU}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/dborth/vbagx#nightly-builds nightly-builds]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[Virtual Console]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|3DS}}||{{Na}}
|8.10||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|Game Boy Player Boot Disc
| align="left" |{{Icon|GCN}}||{{Na}}
|||{{Red}} {{license|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|Uses real GBA Hardware (Requires Game Boy Player hardware)||{{~}}
Game Boy Interface is recommended instead. Limited to a filtered, 480i output with a slight amount of input lag.
|-
|RealBoy Vita
| align="left" |{{Icon|PSV}}||{{Na}}
|[https://vitadb.rinnegatamante.it/#/info/167 1.2]
[https://github.com/xerpi/realboy-vita/releases git]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|ShuBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|MD}}||{{Na}}
|[http://jiggawatt.org/badc0de/shuboy.htm 1.0]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|aGBe
| align="left" |{{Icon|PSX}}||{{Na}}
|[https://sourceforge.net/projects/agbe/files/agbe SF]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|Hu-Boy
| align="left" |SuperGrafx
TurboGrafx-CD 
TurboDuo
|{{Na}}
|[https://www.chrismcovell.com/huboy.html 0.30621]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{X}}
|-
! colspan="9" |Browser
|-
|[http://binji.github.io/binjgb/ binjgb]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/binji/binjgb/releases 0.1.11]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://chillygb.arci.me/ ChillyGB]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/AuroraViola/ChillyGB 0.3.2]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[Gambatte]]
[https://docs.libretro.com/library/gambatte/ Gambatte_libretro]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{~}}<ref name="active" group="note">[https://github.com/libretro/gambatte-libretro/tree/master Libretro core] is still active.</ref>
|[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
[https://sourceforge.net/projects/gambatte/files/gambatte r571]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|GameRoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Rodrigodd/gameroy 0.3.1]||{{Green}} {{License|Dual}} ({{License|Permissive}}) ({{License|Apache2}} or {{License|MIT}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|Ironboy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/chiplis/ironboy/ git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|KevBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/xkevio/kevboy/releases 0.3.1]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[SkyEmu]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/pull/321 Dev Builds]
[https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/releases/ {{SkyEmuVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[https://mattcurrie.com/bdm/ BDM]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{~}}
|[https://mattcurrie.com/bdm-demo/ Demo]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|KocoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/BluestormDNA/Kocoboy git]||{{Dunno}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
|[http://senryoku.github.io/SenBoyWeb/ SenBoy]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Na}}
|[https://github.com/Senryoku/SenBoy/releases/tag/v1.1. 1.1]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Na}}
|-
! colspan="9" |Firmware
|-
|PlutoBoy
| align="left" |{{Icon|UEFI}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/RossMeikleham/PlutoBoy git]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|}

=== [[Multi-system emulators]] ===
{| {{Emulator table}}
!Emulator(s)
!Platform(s)
!Active?
!Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
!Compatibility
!libretro core
![[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Mappers|Mappers support level]]
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended? (overall)]]
|-
! colspan="9" |PC
|-
|[[Emulicious]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://emulicious.net/downloads {{EmuliciousVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Ya}}
|-
|[[ares]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|WoA|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://nightly.link/ares-emulator/ares/workflows/build/master git Artifacts]
[https://github.com/ares-emulator/ares/releases {{AresVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|ISC}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|{{Emulator compatibility|2149|3003|link=https://ares-emu.net/compatibility}}||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[BizHawk]]
(BSNES, Gambatte_Speedrun, SameBoy)
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://gitlab.com/TASVideos/BizHawk/-/pipelines Dev builds]
[http://tasvideos.org/BizHawk/ReleaseHistory.html {{BizHawkVer}}]
|{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} {{License|GPL}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[MAME]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|Git artifacts:

* [https://nightly.link/mamedev/mame/workflows/ci-windows/master CI-Windows]
* [https://nightly.link/mamedev/mame/workflows/ci-linux/master CI-Linux]
* [https://nightly.link/mamedev/mame/workflows/ci-macos/master CI-macOS]

[http://www.mamedev.org/release.html {{MAMEVer}}]

[https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/ libretro core]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} {{License|BSD3}}
|||{{Ya}}
|[http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mess.php?machine_name=gameboy Unlicensed]||{{~}}
|-
|[[Mesen|MesenCE]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/nesdev-org/MesenCE#development-builds Dev Bulids]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{~}}
|-
|[[higan]] (火眼)
byuu (謬/view)
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS|FreeBSD}}||{{Ya}}
|[http://byuu.org/emulation/higan {{higanVer}}]
[https://github.com/libretro/higan libretro core]
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Ya}}
|?||{{Na}}
Superseded by [[ares]].
|-
|[[jgenesis]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/jsgroth/jgenesis/releases {{JgenesisVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Obentou]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|macOS}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/yughias/Obentou/releases {{ObentouVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Masquerade]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Windows|Linux|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/Kotambail-Hegde/Masquerade-Emulator/releases {{MasqueradeVer}}]||{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
! colspan="9" |Browser
|-
|[[jgenesis]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/jsgroth/jgenesis/releases {{JgenesisVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Obentou]]
| align="left" |{{Icon|Web}}||{{Ya}}
|[https://github.com/yughias/Obentou/releases {{ObentouVer}}]||{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|||{{Na}}
|?||{{Dunno}}
|}

== Comparison ==
{{for|accuracy tests comparison of these emulators|Emulation accuracy#Further reading}}

=== Game Boy-only emulators ===

; [[SameBoy]]
: One of the most [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] Game Boy emulators currently. The UI is simple and easy to use. It includes open source bootroms, although these can be replaced with real ones. Has debugging features and also emulates the Game Boy Camera and Game Boy Printer.
; [[BGB]]
: A closed-source emulator for Windows (and [[Wine]]) with solid Game Boy and Game Boy Color accuracy, as well as near flawless link support. It has a wealth of options for color palettes. Mostly used for its advanced debugger.
; [[Gambatte]]
: Pretty [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] open-source Game Boy (Color) emulator. It has a good range of options and features, though not quite as much as some other emulators. The main fork is not in active development, but the libretro core is still active.
; [http://hhug.me/?tags=hhugboy hhugboy]
: A Windows-only Game Boy (Color) emulator based on GEST with a focus on bootleg and unlicensed games. It is capable of detecting and correctly emulating the mapper on a number of games that are otherwise broken on other emulators, but some ROMs require manually selecting the mapper on the Unlicensed Compatibility Mode menu. Besides the usual raw dumps, it also supports the footered [http://hhug.me/gbx GBX] ROM format, which correctly informs the emulator which mapper to run regardless of what the internal headers say.
; GameRoy
: A Game Boy emulator, dissasembler and debugger written in Rust. It has high [[Emulation accuracy|accuracy]] and accurate clock frequency. It is more suited for debugging uses for now.
; [[TGB Dual]]
: An ancient emulator that supports link cable emulation. It also supports [[netplay]], but it requires a VPN. The libretro port supports local multiplayer using player 2's controls.
; [[KiGB]]
: An old and obsolete emulator which boasted its accuracy but was proven to be full of [https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/issues/238 game]-[http://gbdev.gg8.se/wiki/articles/Test_ROMs#Emulators_running_on_desktop_computers specific] [http://gbdev.gg8.se/wiki/articles/KiGB hacks]. It has a wide selection of features, but other emulators have caught up and are already doing much better.
; [https://github.com/AntonioND/giibiiadvance GiiBiiAdvance]
: Pioneered full GB Camera emulation, including webcam support. Aside from that, it's an unfinished emulator with the basics set up, but its promising future currently on hiatus. It has very [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] timing.
; [https://github.com/aappleby/MetroBoy MetroBoy]
: Extremely [[Emulation accuracy|accurate]] Game Boy simulator which being written in a subset of C++ that's designed to to be mechanically translated into Verilog HDL.
; Ironboy
: A very recent and promising emulator written in Rust for WebAssembly which is focus only on the original Game Boy (DMG) to [https://github.com/Chiplis/IronBoy#ironboy achieve the highest degree of accuracy]. Unfortunately, it only supports monochrome Game Boy games.
; binjgb
: A GB + GBC emulator for both desktop and WebAssembly, developed by Ben "binji" Smith since 2016. Most famously used by McDonald's in 2023 to publish ''Grimace's Birthday'' [https://grimacesbirthday.com/ as a browser game].
; [[Nintendo Switch Online]] (Hiyoko)
:

* GB support was added to Nintendo Switch Online in February 2023, alongside GBA games exclusive to the Expansion Pack tier;
* Users are limited to the selection of games Nintendo chooses to make available on the service;
* Supports online and Local Play (up to 2 players, Local Play must be with individual Switch systems);
* Supports tilt controls through gyroscope or normal controllers (e.g.: ''Kirby's Tilt 'n' Tumble'');
* Supports infrared emulation (e.g.: ''Pokémon Trading Card Game'');
* Palette styles can be applied (original GB, Pocket, and GBC);
* No Super Game Boy features supported (it always runs games in GBC mode);
* Allows exchange of regional variants in the International version of the app (USA and/or European versions);
* Different games between regions (Japan and International)

'''List of recommended GB/GBC emulators for Android:'''

* [https://www.androidauthority.com/best-game-boy-emulators-for-android-368530/ 10 best Game Boy Advanced, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy emulators for Android] (SEPTEMBER 2, 2018. Includes some emulators not found in above charts. Reviews may be subjective.)

=== GB/C emulation on GBA emulators ===
''This shouldn't be confused with [[Game Boy Advance emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|actual backwards compatibility on GBA emulation]].''

; [[mGBA]]
: Primarily emulates the [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]] but it also includes GB/C support much like the original system. It's a solid implementation, with most of the library working perfectly.
; [[GBE+]]
: An emulator that has a large effort in preserving the functions of a multitude of [[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Game Boy Features|obscure accessories]] that other emulators don't focus on. It can also load custom tiles in games, including colorized tiles for original Game Boy titles.
; [[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|VisualBoy Advance-M (VBA-M)]]
: Used to be the go-to for Game Boy Advance emulation and even included solid GB/C emulation. It's now behind [[mGBA]] on both fronts.

=== [[Multi-system emulators]] ===

; [[higan]]/[[ares]]
: Because it started out as a [[Super Nintendo emulators|SNES emulator]] (its original name was bsnes), it was the first one that properly emulated all of the [[Super Nintendo emulators#Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]]'s features, such as SPC sound chip utilization, which requires the SNES and Game Boy to be [https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/zwq9fu/ares_crossplatform_open_source_multisystem/j1ys10k/ emulated simultaneously so it's demanding.]
; [[BizHawk]]
: Uses a modified Gambatte core. It provides speedrunning tools.
; [[MAME]]
: Has solid Game Boy emulation through its <code>gameboy</code> driver despite the sound being imperfect, as well as slightly worse Game Boy Color compatibility through its <code>gbcolor</code> driver (where both the graphics and sound are imperfect). Despite its setbacks, it aims to feature compatibility with obscure mappers that other emulators usually ignore, like Wisdom Tree games or MMM01 multicarts. Accuracy was improved upon with contributions by Judge_.
; [[Mesen]]
: Game Boy (DMG) and Game Boy Color (CGB) games can also be played on Mesen 2, but only Game Boy Color can play CGB games. For DMG games, you can choose either Game Boy or Game Boy Color, or run the game in Super Game Boy mode by loading the Super Game Boy BIOS (1 or 2) into the SNES core.

== Mappers ==
Much like the NES, the Game Boy (and by extension, the Game Boy Color) used '''Memory Bank Controllers''' (MBC) (called MMCs on the NES) and also known informally as '''mappers''', to go beyond the restrictive initial hardware specifications. Nevertheless, Nintendo was much more careful to standardize their specifications to [https://niwanetwork.org/wiki/Category:Licensed_chips just a small number of possible mappers]. Moreover, Game Boy ROMs now included an official internal header mandated by Nintendo that included the correct MMC type. This meant that for the officially licensed games, these mappers proved to be rarely a problem... with some notable unimplemented exceptions: Net de Get's MBC6 that offered downloadable content off the internet, and the MMM01 footer used for some official multi-cart games, among others.

However, it doesn't get better when it comes to '''unlicensed games''', since they didn't necessarily respect Nintendo's specifications about how a given mapper type should handle its memory and behave in general, and internal headers were often filled with erroneous data to hinder dumping and emulation efforts. Some emulators like MESS/[[MAME]] and [http://hhug.me/?tags=hhugboy hhugboy] try to emulate that behavior with various degrees of success (see the [http://hhug.me/dump/ compatibility list], noting that it has not been updated in years; for more recent information, consult MAME’s XML data or [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mess.php?machine_name=gameboy this website]). The hhugboy project also proposed a similar solution to iNES for this mapper problem, as the [http://hhug.me/gbx/1.0 gbx ROM format] that appends a footer with extra information needed for some unlicensed games. However, this format, much less unlicensed hardware quirks, isn't widely adopted aside from tentative [https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/blob/master/README.md#game-boy-mappers mGBA support].

== Enhancements ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Please only include recommended emulators in this table. Do not bump or spam GitHub threads, issues, or feature request pages.
! colspan="2" style="width:50%" |Name
!BGB
!Emulicious
!SameBoy
|-
| rowspan="2" |Controls
|[[Input lag|Input lag-mitigating technique]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="LibretroExclusive" group="note" />
|-
|[https://docs.retroachievements.org/general/tutorials/turbo-button.html Turbo button]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="4" |Graphics
|Remove sprite limit
The Game Boy can only display 10 sprites per row (from 40 sprites in total). – this limitation is indirectly responsible for some of the flickering seen in games at times and different strategies must be used to achieve certain game design elements. When this option is enabled, the limit is disabled, allowing more sprites to be drawn on the same line.
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Resolution|Resizable internal resolution]]
| colspan="3" |For emulation of 2D systems, the resolution can only be upscaled, making the pixels more apparent.
|-
|[[Texture packs#Game Boy|Sprite replacement]]
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [[GBE+]] emulator at the moment.
|-
|[[Widescreen hacks#Game Boy|Widescreen hack]]
Possible with technique called [[Widescreen hacks#Emulators .282D.29|WideGB]] which uses a similar technique as [[Widescreen hacks#Emulators .282D.29|WideNES]].
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [https://kemenaran.winosx.com/posts/widegb-now-available-on-windows/ SameBoy WideGB fork] at the moment.
|-
| rowspan="1" |Performance
|[[Overclocking|Overclock]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="4" |Post-processing
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/AI-powered filter}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Filters}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Inverse tone mapping}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|{{Enhancements/Post-processing/Shader chain}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="12" |Quality of life
|Automatic updater||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Frontends#Graphical User Interfaces .28GUIs.29|Big Picture Mode]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Built-in [[Cheats and patches|cheat manager]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note">For macOS only.</ref>
|-
|{{Enhancements/Quality of life/Built-in custom resolution}}
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/crtswitchres/ libretro cores] and [[GroovyMAME]] at the moment.
Also there is a [https://github.com/psakhis/Groovy_MiSTer project] for achieving software emulators like libretro cores and GroovyMAME send the raw RGB data over a network to a core running on MiSTer, it basically turns the MiSTer into a GPU for the emulator allowing for easy setup and use with CRT TVs/Arcade monitors.
|-
|Built-in Game Boy sound player||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note" />
|-
|Built-in [[Mods, hacks and fan-translations#Built-in mod editor and manager for emulators|mod editor and manager]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Built-in [[Cheats and patches|patch manager]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Command-line options||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Pause/Resume emulation||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Per-game profiles||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://www.portablefreeware.com/faq.php#portable Portable] and [https://www.portablefreeware.com/faq.php#stealth stealth]
Useful enhancement feature for non-personal computer use or plug-and-play scenarios. However, the software may still require the necessary [[Computer specifications#Operating System|prerequisites and dependencies]] for your operating system if it is not statically linked.
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[Save disk space for ISOs|Streamable compression format]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="6" |[https://tasvideos.org/Emulatorresources/Features TAS features]
|Fast forward/Turbo speed||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Frame step
(forwards and backwards)
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[[wikipedia:Macro_(computer_science)|Macros/Scripts]]/[https://tasvideos.org/LuaScripting Lua]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|[https://tasvideos.org/Movies Movie recording/playback]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Rewind||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
|Save states||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="7" |Misc.
|[[Sound and audio#Audio filters and presets|Audio filters and presets]]
Simulation of characteristic playback limitations and coloration of vintage consumer audio hardware, such as CRT television speakers, arcade cabinets, handheld consoles, early PC sound outputs, and low-fidelity integrated speakers. These filters are not intended to be perfectly accurate recreations, but rather to evoke the tonal qualities, distortion, bandwidth limits, resonance, and compression associated with 8-bit and 16-bit era devices. Examples include mono or narrow stereo output, reduced frequency response, speaker cone distortion, mild saturation, aliasing, and preset lo-fi profiles inspired by classic TVs, portable game systems, radios, and retro multimedia hardware.
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [https://github.com/RetroCrisis/Retro-Crisis-Audio-Filters libretro cores] at the moment.
|-
|[[wikipedia:Category:Debugging|Debug features]]||{{Ya|link=https://bgb.bircd.org/manual.html#debugkeys}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya|link=https://sameboy.github.io/features/#debugging}}
|-
|[[Virtual reality#VR game room simulations|EmuVR support]]
| colspan="3" |Exclusive to [https://www.emuvr.net/wiki/Installation_Guide#Downloads libretro cores] at the moment.
|-
|[[Netplay#Game Boy|Netplay]]
Should not be confused with Game Boy (Color) online features or link cable emulation. See [[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|hardware features and peripherals]].
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="LibretroExclusive" group="note">Input lag mitigation technique and [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/retroachievements/#game-boy-game-boy-color RetroAchievements exclusive to libretro cores]. Also [https://docs.libretro.com/library/sameboy/#features netplay enhancement] exclusive to SameBoy libretro core.</ref>
|-
|[[RetroAchievements]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="LibretroExclusive" group="note" />
|-
|Rich Presence (RPC)
Allows the emulator to share real-time game session details (e.g., current game title, level, boss, playtime, or custom status) with external applications. This enables features such as displaying what you're playing on your profile, inviting friends to spectate, or triggering join-in-progress functionality where supported.
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|-
|Screen translator
Using optical character recognition (OCR) and other techniques, this feature can provide live translation of in-game text, text-to-speech for visually impaired users, and more — either on demand or automatically.
| colspan="3" |You can use [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/ai-service/ RetroArch's AI Service] or the standalone offline [https://github.com/bquenin/interpreter bquenin's Interpreter].
|}

== Hardware features and peripherals ==
{| {{Basic table}}
|+Please only include recommended emulators in this table. Do not bump or spam GitHub threads, issues, or feature request pages. 
''[https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art34.html Shonumi: The State of Emulation - 2024]''
! colspan="4" style="width:50%" |Name
!BGB
!Emulicious
!SameBoy
!GBE+
|-
| rowspan="14" |Hardware features
| rowspan="12" |Cartridge
| colspan="2" |Built-in IR ports
Some games like ''Nectaris'' for GB (monochrome GBs have no IR port at all, IR functionality is completely new to them) or ''Pokémon Trading Card Game'' and the Japanese edition of ''Robopon'' for GBC feature on-board IR transmitters/receivers on their cartridges instead of relying on the Modile Adapter GB or GB Kiss Link IR modem or Link Cable functionality. This feature is sometimes called ''GB Kiss'' (i.e. cartridges "kiss" each other).
|{{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Built-in speakers
Embedded audio speakers present on cartridges employing TAMA5 and HuC1 mappers: ''Game de Hakken!! Tamagotchi - Osutchi to Mesutchi'' (aka ''Tamagotchi 3''), ''Robot Poncots'' (''Robopon'' outside of Japan) and ''Pocket Family'' game series.
|{{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Game Boy Advance-enhanced mode||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |On-cartridge save batteries||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Real-time clock|Real-time clock]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Rumble|Rumble]]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{~}} RetroArch only.
|{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="5" |[[Super Nintendo emulators#Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]]
Most features can only work on the Super Nintendo's hardware.
|Borders||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
|Custom audio||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
|Custom palettes||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
|Local multiplayer||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
|Super Game Boy-enhanced mode||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Motion Control (Tilt Sensor)|Tilt sensor]]
''Kirby Tilt ‘n’ Tumble'' and ''Command Master'' use biaxial/4-way accelerometer.
|{{{~}} Motion Control does not support controller accelerometer. Supports only remapping to keyboard/gamepad.
|{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Infrared|Infrared (Game Boy Color)]]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |System BIOS||{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="23" |Peripherals
| rowspan="2" |Barcode scanner
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|Barcode Boy]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|Barcode Taisen Bardigun]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="3" |Connectivity
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Multiplayer|4-Player Adapter]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Multiplayer|Link Cable]]
Super Game Boy for SNES supports only on the Japan-exclusive Super Game Boy 2.
|{{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}} [[SameBoy]]'s libretro core supports Link Cable, standalone does not.
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Mobile Adapter GB||{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art8.html Full Changer] accelerometer||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Game Boy Printer|Game Boy Printer]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note">For macOS only.</ref>
|{{Ya}}
|-
|Special cartridges
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Game Boy Camera|Game Boy Camera]]||{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
| {{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note" />
|{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="6" |Special hardware
| colspan="2" |GB Kiss Link IR modem||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|GB Pocket Sonar]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Power Antenna & Bug Sensor||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|Sewing Machines]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Turbo File GB||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Accessories|WorkBoy]]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="SameBoyCOCO" group="note" />
|{{Ya}}
|-
| rowspan="7" |Unlicensed/unreleased
| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Multiplayer|16-Player Adapter]]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[https://tcrf.net/Alleyway#Paddle_Controller_Accessory Alleyway Controller]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Game Genie||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[https://luigiblood.tumblr.com/post/187348407478/reverse-enginnering-the-unreleased-gameboy-printer Pocket Printer Color]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |Pro Action Replay||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[https://segabits.com/blog/2022/08/18/the-story-of-the-cancelled-game-boy-color-to-dreamcast-official-connectivity-solution/ Sakura Taisen TV Adapter/Barcode Scanner]||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|-
| colspan="2" |{{YouTubeVideo|yP1Bkfj9kDY|WORLD PORT}}||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |Virtual pet toy
| colspan="2" |[https://sakurawars.fandom.com/wiki/Pocket_Sakura Pocket Sakura]||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[Bulba:Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS#Interactions with Generation II|Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS]]||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |Misc.
| colspan="3" |[[wikipedia:Hot_swapping#Gaming|Cartridge hot swapping]]
It was sometimes possible to apply cheats (such as a player having infinite lives) and other temporary software alterations to games by hot swapping cartridges, even though the cartridges were not designed to be hot swappable.
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Dunno}}
|-
| colspan="3" |[http://www.thealmightyguru.com/Wiki/index.php?title=Cartridge_tilting Cartridge tilting]
Cartridge tilting is an action performed on cartridge-based systems to create otherwise impossible glitches. {{YouTubePlaylist|PLkAqx5EV7l_DkwOv4WmVEBLv39WPEUm3d|Cartridge tilting is not a glitch, but rather the process which creates glitches.}}
| colspan="4" |There is no emulator currently includes built-in cartridge tilting simulation. As a workaround, you can try the external [https://github.com/redscientistlabs/RTCV Real-Time Corruptor (RTCV)] tool. It is a real-time memory/data corruption tool for inducing glitches during emulation, which might mimic some effects of cartridge tilting (e.g., visual/audio artifacts or crashes). However, it is not a true "cartridge tilting" simulator, as it works on live memory rather than simulating cartridge read errors.
|}

=== Infrared ===
The Game Boy Color had an infrared transmitter and receiver. Generation II Pokémon games made use of this feature through Mystery Gift. Super Mario Bros. Deluxe could send high scores to another cartridge. GBE+ had [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art4.html basic IR emulation] back in July 2016 but it then only worked with Pokémon games. Now, as of [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art11.html April 2018], it has full IR emulation for most IR-enabled games (Hudson Soft's HuC-1's IR capabilities need to be emulated for Japanese ''Pokémon TCG'').

* [[List of console games that support infrared#Game Boy Color]].

=== Game Boy Camera ===
The Game Boy Camera is an official Nintendo accessory for the Game Boy and was released in 1998. Users can take pictures and modify them with stickers and frames, as well as play several included minigames. In addition to the original model, there was a US-exclusive Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time edition that included different stamps.

The first emulator to have some capability of emulating the Game Boy Camera was a modified version of an old emulator called Hash. This version, named Hashcam, can still be found on the author's website. While there were some efforts to run the Game Boy Camera ROM in BGB unofficially, the author didn't show much interest in it. However, it is fully emulated with webcam support in a lesser-known emulator called GiiBiiAdvance.

As of version 0.7.0, or any dev builds post 0.6.0, mGBA can emulate this accessory by either using the PC's webcam or sending a BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, or other image format to the game, as if it was coming from the camera itself.<ref name="mGBA_Cam">{{cite web|url=https://twitter.com/mGBA_emu/status/890954205472501762|title=Game Boy Camera in mGBA dev builds|publisher=Twitter|accessdate=2018-08-10|date=2017-07-28}}</ref> The camera is also functional on the 3DS port. To enable the PC webcam, go to <code>Game Boy</code> under <code>settings</code> and switch the <code>camera driver</code> to <code>Qt Multimedia</code>, or by editing <code>qt.ini</code> and setting <code>cameraDriver=1</code> under <code>[General]</code>.

=== Game Boy Printer ===
Game Boy Printer is a thermal printer accessory released by Nintendo in 1998 used in conjunction with the Game Boy Camera and also used to prints images from compatible GB games such as ''Pokémon Gold and Silver'', ''Pokémon Crystal'', ''Super Mario Bros. Deluxe'', ''Donkey Kong Country'' and ''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX''.

[[VisualBoy Advance]] (including its forks), [[GBE+]] and [[mGBA]] have Game Boy Printer support that turn the signals into a bitmap form of the image.

==== Game Boy Printer Color ====
'''Game Boy Printer Color''' alternatively known as '''Pocket Printer Color''' is an unreleased successor to the Game Boy Printer. See [https://niwanetwork.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Printer_Color here]. It would have connected to the Nintendo 64DD via ''Mario Artist: Paint Studio'' using the 64GB Cable and possibly an MBC4 GB Printer Cartridge.

=== Motion Control (Tilt Sensor) ===
Two Game Boy Color games featured a built-in tilt sensor: Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble and Command Master. These games cannot be played without support for this feature. [[VisualBoy Advance|VBA]] and [[KiGB]] have a "Motion Sensor" option to map four directional keys to emulate the cartridge tilting, but the controls aren't analog. [[BGB]] can emulate the tilting features with the use of the mouse. [[SameBoy]] allows to use the mouse, as well as a joystick, and on the Cocoa frontend, is supporting controller's motion controls. [[mGBA]] supports controller's motion controls and allows to assign stic's X an Y axes. Hiyoko, the official GBC emulator for [[Nintendo Switch Online]], emulates motion controls for Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble by translating gyroscope input either from the console itself (when playing in portable mode) or from a detached Joy-Con or Switch Pro Controller (when playing in docked mode).

* [[List of console games that support motion controls#Game Boy Color]]

=== Rumble ===
A good number of cartridges came with a built-in rumble that required an AAA battery to power, such as ''Pokémon Pinball'', but the feature is optional. So far, only [[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-GX|VBA-GX]] emulates rumble in these games, including games that have their rumble feature dummied out (one being ''Tarzan'').

=== Alleyway Controller ===
It's another unreleased accesory, the unknown device which is speculated to be a Vaus-like Paddle controller for ''Alleyway'' which still retains in-game code for communicating with it.

=== Multiplayer ===

* '''Link Cable:''' [[BGB]], [[KiGB]], some versions of [[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|VBA-M]] and [[TGB Dual|TGB-Dual]] supports link cable. It can also be used for Netplay on the corresponding [[RetroArch]] core. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_multiplayer_Game_Boy_games#Two-player_games_via_the_Game_Link_Cable Two-player games via the Game Link Cable list].
* '''4-Player Adapter:''' Currently only [[GBE+]] and DoubleCherryGB supports it.
* '''Faceball 2000 16-Player Link Cable:''' There is a 16-Player adapter as well, but it went unreleased outside of unused code in some games, but it is emulated by ''DoubleCherryGB'' emulator and allows to play Faceball 2000 in local splitscreen and via netplay.
* '''Multiplayer Hacks:''' DoubleCherryGB emulates virtual link-cable devices that allow Tetris Battle Royal and Kwirk Multiplayer up to 16 players on local splitscreen and via netplay.

=== Online features ===

==== Mobile Game Boy Adapter ====
There is a Japan-only accessory that communicates with Mobile Golf and Japanese Pokémon Crystal. It was bundled with Mobile Trainer cartridge which allowed the player to use e-mail as well as browse Nintendo's website. It saw use on some Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games, but support was limited to Japan, and the servers went offline by 2002.

It is possible to partially emulate its feature for Pokémon Crystal by [http://forums.glitchcity.info/index.php?topic=7509.0 using BGB's scripting capability], and GBE+ can at least reach the title screen of Mobile Trainer and made [https://www.reddit.com/r/EmuDev/comments/9141oy/making_progress_with_gb_mobile_adapter_emulation/ some progress in July 2018], but otherwise, no emulators (except for a recently leaked at time of writing internal emulator) properly support this accessory.

==== Hudsonsoft GB Kiss Link IR modem ====
This accessory both allowed IR communications between 2 Game Boys before the Game Boy Color existed with its IR port and with a modem, it allowed users to download exclusive content by them from Hudsonsoft's website. GBE+ [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art38.html supports this]. Resources about this super obscure accessory include [http://nectaris.tg-16.com/GB-KISS-LINK-FAQ-hudson-gameboy-nectaris.html this] and {{YouTubeVideo|uOuJ0EcA8IQ|this}}.

==== GB Memory Cartridge ====
The Game Boy Memory Cartridge, also referred to as the GB Memory Cartridge is an official Nintendo flash cartridge Game Pak for the Game Boy or Game Boy Color. As with most Game Boy games, a Game Boy Advance or Game Boy Advance SP can also be used to run the cartridge and play the game(s) inside.

The cartridges were designed for the Japan-only [[Early online services#Nintendo Power .28SNES .2F Game Boy.29|Nintendo Power cartridge service]] and come with special sticker spaces for the player to make note of the games they installed onto the cartridge. The Super Famicom Memory Cassettes were released for the same service.

See [[Early online services#Nintendo Power .28SNES .2F Game_Boy.29]] page and [https://niwanetwork.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Memory_Cartridge niwanetwork's dedicated page] for more information.

=== Accessories ===
There are [[wikipedia:Game Boy accessories#Game_Boy|a few accessories that the Game Boy and Game Boy Color]] had. Due to their very small and game-specific use, most emulators don't bother with them at all, save for GBE+.

* '''Game Boy Pocket Sonar:''' Japan only cartridge released by Bandai. It is a sonar-enabled device used for fishing with a fishing game included. Only GBE+ [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art13.html supports] this feature. A similar cartridge was released for the WonderSwan (still unemulated).
* '''Barcode Boy:''' An obscure Japan-only barcode-scanning device released by Namcot (then-Namco's consumer division) in 1992. A total of 4 games were released to utilize this accessory. KiGB and GEST claim support for this device, but they only feed random data to Game Boy until the game accepts it as a valid barcode. GBE+ has [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art7.html proper emulation] with the ability to read barcodes from binary files. DoubleCherryGB also has full support. All barcodes are hardcode. After each scan the next barcode is loaded.
* '''Barcode Taisen Bardigun:''' Another Japan-only barcode-scanning device with the dedicated game. GBE+ [https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art6.html supports this accessory].
* '''Sakura Taisen TV Adapter/Barcode Scanner:''' Unreleased hardware {{YouTubeVideo|ilaJUOr8Knk|which connects to the GBC link port and is used to scan barcodes shown on TV by the Dreamcast Sakura Taisen game in order to unlock extra content in the GBC Sakura Taisen game}}, where support is still out there hidden in game's code.
* '''Sewing Machines:''' There is link cable support the compatible sewing machines of 3 models:

** '''Singer IZEK-1500''': Released for Singer's 150th anniversary. Has a compartment near the back to hold the Link Cable. Nearly identical to the Jaguar JN-100 in all physical aspects. Unlike the JN-2000, the IZEK 1500 lacks a connection for an embroidery arm. The power cable is also detachable.
** '''Jaguar JN-100''': Nearly identical to the Singer IZEK-1500 in all physical aspects. Unlike the JN-2000, the JN-100 lacks a connection for an embroidery arm. The power cable is built-in.
** '''Jaguar JN-2000''': Different body style from the JN-100 or IZEK-1500. Very similar to the '''Jaguar SP-3000 series''' or the '''Singer CE-200'''. Link Cable is not inside a compartment. It sits as part of a slot where the Game Boy is supposed to rest. Power cable is built-in. Comes with an embroidery arm, the '''EM-2000'''.

Each model is compatible with the single-prong version '''YC-485''' foot controller. The IZEK was unique in that it came bundled with a specially coloured Game Boy and a cartridge for interfacing with the machine.<ref name="IZEK_1">{{YouTubeVideoTime|AlhJKMXU7tg|325|Game Boy Part 2 - Did You Know Gaming? Feat. Jake of Vsauce3}}</ref><ref name="IZEK_2">{{YouTubeVideo|K-Epj2_eJdA|IZEK Digital Sewing Machine - Game Boy Color Controller (Game Boy Color) Review}}</ref> Their support has been added in a GBE+ release.<ref>[https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art22.html Edge of Emulation: Game Boy Sewing Machines]</ref>

* '''Suzuki Pocket Dash Diagnostic System''' and '''Aprilia DITECH Interface''': A series of diagnostic cartridges used for Suzuki and Aprilia scooters respectively, developed by Orbital Technologies in the early 2000s. Both were used to interface with a supported motorcycle's engine control unit (ECU) in a similar manner to OBD tools for automobiles. The diagnostic cartridges were only made available for use by motorcycle dealerships and were not licensed by Nintendo. No dump of either cartridge exists as of {{CURRENTYEAR}}.

== Notes ==
{{Notelist|group=note}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==

* [http://gbdev.gg8.se/wiki/articles/Main_Page Game Boy Development Wiki] – Information about the Game Boy

{{Nintendo}}

[[Category:Game Boy (Color)| ]]

Emulators on Nintendo 3DS

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ToycomLand: /* RetroArch (unofficial) */

{{Infobox computing device/Nintendo 3DS}}

{{for|software that emulates the Nintendo 3DS|Nintendo 3DS emulators}}

Because of the homebrewing scene the 3DS has had, you can install a variety of emulators. Currently, the New 3DS is capable of running much faster than the older models, making it a much more ideal platform for emulation, but despite this there are still some emulators that have issues regardless. For more information on how to homebrew your 3DS, visit [https://3ds.hacks.guide/ 3ds.hacks.guide].

<div style="border-left: 10px solid #dd3333; background-color: #fff2f2; padding: 12px; margin: 10px 0;">
'''To editors:''' please do not add any emulators that claim to emulate a system the 3DS cannot possibly emulate. If you see any emulators for '''Gamecube, PS2, Dreamcast''' or onward, please do extensive research before adding them, as the 3DS is not capable of emulating any of those systems.
</div>

==Multi-Systems==
===[[RetroArch]]===

There are [https://gbatemp.net/threads/retroarch-emulation-thread-nightly-builds-included.400913/ official 3DS ports]:
*<code>[http://buildbot.libretro.com/stable/ Stable]</code>
*<code>[http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/nintendo/3ds/ Nightly]</code>
*<code>[https://github.com/libretro GitHub]</code>
*BIOS: <code>[https://github.com/Abdess/retroarch_system Download] </code>

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
|+ Available cores (as of Retroarch 1.22.1)
! Core
! Game/System
! Recommended? (New 3DS)
! Recommended? (Old 3DS)
! class="unsortable"|Notes
|-
| 2048
| 2048
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| CrocoDS
| Amstrad - CPC
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~15fps o3ds
|-
| Caprice32
| Amstrad - CPC/GX4000
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~18fps o3ds
|-
| Anarch
| Anarch
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~10fps o3ds
|-
| DICE
| rowspan="11" style="text-align: center;" | [[Arcade emulators|Arcade]]
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012 CPS-1
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
|
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012 CPS-2
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
|
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012 CPS-3
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| ~35fps/~50fps, most games are too slow to run even on New 3DS, though JoJo runs almost full speed
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012 Neo Geo
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| ~40fps/~50fps. A few games are unable to be loaded due to memory constraints
|-
| [[FinalBurn Alpha]] 2012
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| <ul><li>Uses FBA v0.2.97.30 ROM sets</li><li>Main core (fbalpha2012_libretro) does not work, but platform-specific cores run at full speed</li></ul>
|-
| [[FinalBurn Neo]] CPS-1 / CPS-2
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[FinalBurn Neo]] Neo Geo
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[MAME]] 2000
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[MAME]] 2003
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[MAME]] 2003-Plus
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Ardens
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Arduboy
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Arduous
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
|~15fps o3ds
|-
| [[Stella]] 2014
| Atari - 2600
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps n3ds, 43fps o3ds. Resorting to DS(i) mode, a well performing choice is StellaDS, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| a5200
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Atari - 5200
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| ~60fps
|-
| Atari800
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps n3ds, 40fps o3ds so you might consider other options like the a5200 core or the atari800-3ds standalone emulator, which reachs fullspeed in o3ds. Resorting to DS(i) mode, a well performing choice is A7800DS, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| [[ProSystem]]
| Atari - 7800
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps, 25fps o3ds
|-
| [[Handy]]
| Atari - Lynx
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~50fps o3ds, a bit slow and choppy audio. You'd better use handy3ds standalone emulator.
|-
| Beetle Cygne
| Bandai - [[WonderSwan emulators|WonderSwan / Color]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|~30-50fps o3ds. Resorting to DS(i) mode, a well performing choice is NitroSwan, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| TamaLIBretro
| Bandai - Tamagotchi P1
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| GAM4980
| BBK - Longman 4980
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| NXEngine
| Cave Story
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| JAXE
| CHIP-8/S-CHIP/XO-CHIP
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| GearColeco
| Coleco - ColecoVision
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| ~40fps o3ds. Resorting to DS(i) mode, a generally better performing choice is ColecoDS, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| VICE x128
| Commodore - C128
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| ~5fps o3ds
|-
| Frodo
| rowspan="3" style="text-align: center;" | Commodore - C64
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
|~20fps o3ds
|-
| VICE x64 fast
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~15fps o3ds. old3ds users may prefer the standalone vice3ds which has better performance and a clean UI
|-
| VICE x64sc accurate
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~3fps o3ds
|-
| VICE xscpu64
| Commodore - C64 SuperCPU
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| VICE xpet
| Commodore - PET
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| VICE xplus4
| Commodore - Plus/4
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| VICE xvic
| Commodore - VIC-20
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| PrBoom
| Doom
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| unstable framerate on o3ds with many slowdowns
|-
| DOSBox-SVN
| DOS
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| bk
| Elektronika - BK-0010/BK-0011(M)
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| FreeChaF
| Fairchild ChannelF
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| Game Music Emu
| Game Music Emu
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| VecX
| GCE - Vectrex
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| ~55fps n3ds, 14fps o3ds
|-
| Gong
| Gong
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| GW
| Handheld Electronic
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~58fps n3ds, 30fps o3ds
|-
| SquirrelJME
| Java ME
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Jump 'n Bump
| Jump 'n Bump
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| LowRes NX
| LowRes NX
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|~50-55fps o3ds, mostly playable
|-
| Lutro
| Lua Engine
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| minivmac
| Mac II
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| ~10fps o3ds
|-
| [[O2EM]]
| Magnavox - Odyssey ² / Phillips Videopac+
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps n3ds, 50fps o3ds (playable)
|-
| FreeIntv
| Mattel - Intellivision
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| some sporadic slowdowns in o3ds but playable
|-
| fMSX
| Microsoft - MSX
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| MicroW8
| MicroW8
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Bomberman
| Mr. Boom
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~45-60 FPS o3ds, minor slowdowns
|-
| blueMSX
| MSX/SVI/ColecoVision/SG-1000
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[Mednafen|Beetle PCE fast]]
| [[PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) emulators |NEC - PC Engine / CD]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|Old 3ds 30-40 FPS, use standalone temperpce_3ds instead
|-
| Geargrafx
| NEC - PC Engine / SuperGrafx / CD
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| QUASI88
| NEC - PC-8000 / PC-8800 series
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
|Neko Project II Kai (猫Project II改)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | NEC - PC-98
| {{~}}
| {{TBD}}
| Neko Project II Kai requires you to use its own emulation menu, requiring you to use the "Joy2Mouse" function or the c-stick. These menus are extremely small given the 3DS's screen size, but allow you to run games. Some games will have slowdown, such as the Touhou games. You may prefer to use the standalone NP2 for 3DS, as it uses the touch screen for enlarged menus, keyboard support, and allows you to use both screens.
|-
| Neko Project II
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
|~15fps old3ds
|-
| DoubleCherryGB
| rowspan="4" style="text-align: center;" | Nintendo - [[Game Boy/Game Boy Color emulators|Game Boy / Color]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| based on TGBDual so nearly equal performance
|-
| [[Gambatte]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Old 3ds users may prefer one of the several standalone emulators for GB/GBC. A few resource-intensive GBC games run well only in the DSi (not 3DS) build of GameYob, which is included into TWiLightMenu++.
|-
| [[Gearboy]]
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| too slow in old3ds even for GB
|-
| [[TGB Dual]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| ~60fps new3ds, unstable GBC framerate in old3ds
|-
| [[mGBA]]
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Nintendo - [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Acceptable with Pokemon Ruby & Pokemon Sapphire, but some games are slow to use, even on New 3DS, at present. Has support for tilt controls.
|-
| [[gpSP]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| ~30-60 FPS o3ds with dynarec, some games are playable, but VC injection, mGBA, or open_agb_firm are better choices
|-
| FCEUmm
| rowspan="3" style="text-align: center;" | Nintendo - [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|NES / Famicom]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Old 3ds 10-20 FPS
|-
| [[Nestopia]] UE
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| ~55-60 FPS
|-
| [[QuickNES]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| old3ds users may prefer the standalone virtuanes_3ds which may perform better depending on the game.
|-
| PokeMini
| Nintendo - Pokemon Mini
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| [[Snes9x]] 2002 (PocketSNES)
| rowspan="4" style="text-align: center;" | Nintendo - [[Super Nintendo emulators|SNES]] / SFC
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| less compatible than CATSFC, but faster, so can actually run many special chip games at full speed. old3ds users may prefer the continuation of the standalone snes9x_3ds which has better performance, and new 3DS users may also prefer it for SuperFX Chips/Mode 7 games.
|-
| [[Snes9x]] 2005 ([[CATSFC]])
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| ~55-60 FPS on standard games, ~50 FPS on Super FX games. A bit slower than Snes9x 2002.
|-
| [[Snes9x]] 2005+ ([[CATSFC]] Plus)
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Same as Snes9x 2005 but with better sound, at the cost of a few FPS, has more accurate audio, slower
|-
| [[Snes9x]] 2010 ([[Snes9x]] Next)
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Most accurate but slowest SNES core (~40 FPS),too slow to use even on New 3DS at present
|-
| [[Mednafen|Beetle VB]]
| Nintendo - [[Virtual Boy emulators|Virtual Boy]]
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| ~25-30 FPS n3ds, 7 FPS o3ds. The Red-Viper standalone emulator has much better performance.
|-
| Mu
| Palm OS
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Retro8
| Pico-8
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| simple games run fullspeed on o3ds. You might prefer the standalone fake-08 emulator which has better compatibility
|-
| PocketCDG
| PocketCDG
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| TyrQuake
| Quake
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| slowdowns everywhere on o3ds even using the. minimal internal resolution, but somewhat playable
|-
| vitaQuake 2
| Quake II
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| vitaQuake 2 Rogue
| Quake II - Ground Zero
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| vitaQuake 2 Xatrix
| Quake II - The Reckoning
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| vitaQuake 2 Zaero
| Quake II - Zaero
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| XRick
| Rick Dangerous
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| ScummVM
| ScummVM
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| ClownMDEmu
| Sega - MD/CD
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| SMS Plus GX
| Sega - MS/GG
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| 50-60 fps o3ds with noticeable slowdowns
|-
| [[Genesis Plus GX]] Wide
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Sega - MS/GG/MD/CD
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[Genesis Plus GX]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Redbook audio hangs when suspending or pausing RetroArch
|-
| [[PicoDrive]]
| Sega - MS/GG/MD/CD/32X
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| 2D games run full speed, 3D games run about 30 FPS or less. old3ds users may prefer the standalone picodrive_3ds which has better performance.
|-
| Gearsystem
| Sega - MS/GG/SG-1000
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| ~15fps o3ds
|-
| X Millennium
| Sharp X1
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
|[[EightyOne]] (81)
| Sinclair - ZX 81
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| ~15fps o3ds
|-
| [[FUSE]]
| Sinclair - ZX Spectrum
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| ~60fps. You may prefer the standalone zxds (the 3ds build) which has a way better interface.
|-
| NeoCD
| SNK - Neo Geo CD
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[Mednafen|Beetle NeoPop]]
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | [[Neo Geo Pocket emulators|SNK - Neo Geo Pocket / Color]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| Old 3ds 20-30 FPS, Use Race! Instead
|-
| Race
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| PCSX ReARMed
| Sony - [[PlayStation emulators|PlayStation]]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| Can go up to ~50-60 FPS n3ds at standard resolution, 20fps o3ds. Later games can have unplayable slowdowns (Gran Turismo 2).
|-
| Super Bros. War
| Super Bros. War
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| Numero
| Texas Instruments TI-83
| {{TBD}}
| {{TBD}}
|
|-
| [[Opera]]
| The 3DO Company - 3DO
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| ~8fps (Technically works but is unplayably slow)
|-
| The Powder Toy
| The Powder Toy
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|~5fps o3ds, large slowdowns on n3ds, excessively large resolution for the 3DS's screen.
|-
| Theodore
| Thomson - MO/TO
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| TIC-80
| TIC-80
| {{TBD}}
|{{~}}
| ~35fps o3ds
|-
| Uzem
| Uzebox
| {{TBD}}
| {{Na}}
| ~10fps o3ds
|-
| VaporSpec
| VaporSpec
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| WASM-4
| WASM-4
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
| mixed results for o3ds, from too fast to painfully slow and crashes
|-
| Potator
| Watara - Supervision
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|
|-
| ECWolf
| Wolfestein 3D
| {{TBD}}
| {{~}}
|~15fps o3ds but playable
|}

Using current exploits, the New 3DS is capable of running many of these cores at or nearly at full speed on most games. The older 3DS is less powerful but can still run some cores at full speed, like 2048, Gambatte, QuickNES, NXEngine, and PicoDrive.
Opposed to normal use of RetroArch, these are all self-contained emulators, albeit sharing the same automatic configuration.
Screenshot-taking is broken. Upon exiting RetroArch 3DS, press the Start button.
If you use retroarch via homebrew launcher, in 3dsx format, please notice that some cores crash upon opening without further action. The loaded core, crashing or not, is saved into sd:/retroarch/retroarch-salamander.cfg file which is where retroarch remembers the core to be first loaded. Therefore, if you mistakenly load a problematic crashing core, you won't be able to launch ReteroArch successfully again until you manually delete that file from the sdcard. Alternatively, you can make set it the readonly attribute, while it's still working.
Currently, RetroArch has no support for the 3DS's Gyro controls.

===[[RetroArch]] (unofficial)===

Unofficial <code> [https://gbatemp.net/threads/unofficial-3ds-retroarch-builds.462252 3DS builds]</code>

Notice: The website hosting the download links to both Virtual Jaguar and Yabause's cores has been completely shut down, meaning it is no longer possible to download these cores from their original source. Please replace the download links if archives are made, however at the time of writing both of these cores are considered lost.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
|+ New3DS performance
! Core
! Game/System
! Working?
! Old 3ds
! class="unsortable"|Notes
|-
| Virtual Jaguar
| Atari Jaguar
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| ~10fps (Technically works but is unplayably slow)
|-
| [[Yabause]]<ref>[https://gbatemp.net/threads/unofficial-3ds-retroarch-builds.462252/page-32#post-9286776 Yabause]</ref>
| Sega Saturn
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| ~5fps (Technically works but is unplayably slow)
|}
====Ultimate 3DS emupack====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! class="unsortable"|Name
! class="unsortable"|Latest version
![[Licensing|License]]
![[Recommended emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Ultimate 3DS emupack
| [https://github.com/NinjaWeedle/NW-U3DSemupack git]
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Supported Emulators
|-
|
* Nintendo 64 : DaedalusX64 0.2
* SNES : Snes9X 1.30
* NES : VirtuaNES 1.02
* TurboGrafx/PC Engine : TemperPCE 1.02
* MasterSystem/MegaDrive/Sega CD/32x : PicoDrive 0.94
* CHIP-8 : CHIP-3DS
* Atari 2600 : z26 3DS
* GB/GBC : GameYob 1.0.8
* GBA : mGBA 0.8.4
|}

===Virtual Console Injection===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
!GB
!GBC
!GBA
!GG
!NES/FDS
!SNES ("new" models)
!PCE
|-
| New Super Ultimate Injector (NSUI)
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/discussion-new-super-ultimate-injector-nsui.500376 Beta 27]
| N/A
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

There were VC released for the following systems: GB, GBC, GBA, GG, NES (includes support for FDS if patched), SNES (for "new" models only), PCE.
Some have tried injecting alternate ROMs in the available Virtual Console releases with varying degrees of success. The emulators used internally for Virtual Console are not as accurate as other emulators so compatibility isn't perfect (the only exception is GBA since it runs it natively, not emulation). 
There's an easy tool that will convert and inject any supported ROM file as its associated VC application called [https://gbatemp.net/threads/discussion-new-super-ultimate-injector-nsui.500376/ New Super Ultimate Injector]. It's an all-in-one tool. 
NSUI includes support for other systems: nintendo G&W, sega SG-1000, sega SMS/MarkIII, sega Genesis/MD, sega 32x, atari 2600, atari 7800, atari Lynx, NeoGeoPocket, NeoGeoPocketColor, WonderSwan, WonderSwanColor, Odyssey2, sony PS1. These are based on some homebrew emulators listed here or retroarch cores, therefore can't be considered as true injections.

==Apple==
===Macintosh and Mac II===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Mini vMac 3DS
| [https://github.com/TaraHoleInIt/minivmac-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}
Mini vMAC 3DS: emulates Macintosh Plus and other early variants, like 128K, 512K, 512Ke, SE, Classic, and SE FDHD. Includes experimental and very slow support for Macintosh II.

==Atari inc.==
===Atari 2600===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Z26 3DS
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/preview-z26-3ds-atari-2600-emulator.397827 2.0][https://github.com/nop90/z26-3ds git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

===Atari 5200 / 800===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Atari800 3DS
| [https://github.com/asiekierka/atari800-3ds/tree/port-3ds {{Atari800-3DSVer}}] [https://github.com/RandomMan25XX/atari800-3ds/releases cia]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===Atari Lynx===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Handy 3DS
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-handy-3ds-atari-lynx-emulator.394329 1.1b][https://github.com/nop90/Handy3DS git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|zlib}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===Atari ST===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| HatariST
| [https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=33903 v.251230]
| Mid
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|}

==Commodore==
===Commodore 64 / 128===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Bread Box
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-bread-box-c64-emulator.397602 1/06/16]
| Low-Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| VICE3DS
| [https://github.com/badda71/vice3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| VICE3DS-C128
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Vice3DS-C128_3DS 0.1]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|}

===Commodore Amiga===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| UAE3DS
| [https://github.com/badda71/uae3DS git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| UAE3DSsng
| [https://github.com/badda71/uae3DSng git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{~}}
| ?
| {{Na}}
|}

==GCE==
===Vectrex===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Vex3DS (based on vecx)
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-vex3ds-vectrex-emulator.420721 0.4][https://github.com/nop90/Vex3DS git]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

==Microsoft==
===DOS===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| 3DOS
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/wip-demo-3dos-8086-dos-emulator-for-the-3ds.394455 1.0]
| Low
| ?
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| DOSBox-3DS
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/dosbox-3ds 0.0.3]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Na}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| 3DOS
|-
|
* 3DOS - Based on 8086tiny. Can only emulate 8086 CPUs.
|}

===MSX===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-fmsx3ds-msx-msx2-msx2-emulator-with-new-feature-for-3ds.637072/ fMSX3DS]
| [https://github.com/TomiokaH01/fMSX3DS/releases 1.42]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
|}

==NEC==
===PCE / CD / SuperGrafx===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| TemperPCE for 3DS
| [https://github.com/R-YaTian/emus3ds/releases 1.04R3]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Virtual Console (PCE)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===PC9801===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| NP2/21 3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/NP2_for_3DS 0.1.3]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

==Nintendo==

===Amiibo===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Wumiibo
| [https://github.com/hax0kartik/wumiibo git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Wumiibo
|-
|
* Wumiibo - Emulates Amiibo functionality on the 3DS without needing an NFC reader or using tags. You can even use your own Amiibo data, after it's been decrypted, or a generic AmiiboID which are freely available and explains how to get them on the project page.
|}

===DS===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [https://github.com/coderkei/akmenu-next akmenu-next]
| [https://github.com/coderkei/akmenu-next/releases git]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[DeSmuME]]
| [https://github.com/shutterbug2000/DeSmuME/releases v0.1-confandselect]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Modding consoles/flashcarts#Nintendo DS|Flashcart]]
| {{Na}}
| High
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Nds-bootstrap#Forwarders Forwarders]
| {{Na}}
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[TWiLight Menu++]]
| [https://github.com/DS-Homebrew/TWiLightMenu {{TWiLightMenu++Ver}}]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| akmenu-next
|-
|
* akmenu-next - alternative frontend for nds-bootstrap. It is much lighter and easier to setup than TwiLightMenu++, at the cost of less features.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| DeSmuME
|-
|
* DeSmuME - an experimental port of DeSmuME that has since been abandoned, it wasn't very compatible.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Flashcart
|-
|
* Flashcart - not an emulator, but a card you can buy that allows playing DS games from an SD card. Commonly referred to as an "R4", however that is just one brand name of many.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Forwarders
|-
|
* forwarders - each forwarder is, actually, a frontend for nds-bootstrap, just for one single game. Makes it so the game can be launched directly through the HOME menu instead of navigating through TWiLight Menu++ or other nds-bootstrap frontends.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| TWiLight Menu++
|-
|
*TWiLight Menu++ - Not technically an "emulator", rather it's a frontend for a separate program, [[nds-bootstrap]], which allows for an NDS ROM to be loaded from an SD card. The program is originally designed for the DSi, however it's able to work on the 3DS by utilizing the virtual DSi (aka the TWL_FIRM or "DS Mode") that the 3DS has for backwards-compatibility. Compatibility isn't the same as using a flashcart, however it's still pretty high with only a few games having issues or triggering anti-piracy protections (newer versions now come with AP patches for most games and will patch them if needed at launch). It also comes pre-bundled with a variety of emulators used on the DS and a work-in-progress GBA hypervisor, [[GBARunner2]], that works to some degree.
**[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LRTkXOUXraTMjg1eedz_f7b5jiuyMv2x6e_jY_nyHSc/edit#gid=0 Compatiblity List].
Includes a bunch of popular emulators, and can be found in
The list includes:
* A5200DS - (Atari 5200)
* A7800DS - (Atari 7800 ProSystem)
* A8DS - (Atari800XL/XEGS)
* ColecoDS - (ColecoVision)
* GameYob - (GB/GBC)
* GBARunner2 - (GBA)
* jEnesisDS - (Sega Megadrive/Genesis)
* nesDS - (NES)
* NGPDS - (Neo Geo Pocket)
* Nintellivision - (Intellivision)
* NitroGrafx - (PC-Engine)
* NitroSwan - (WonderSwan)
* PicoDriveTWL - (Genesis/Megadrive)
* PokeMini - (Pokémon Mini)
* S8DS - (GG/MS/SG-1000)
* SNEmulDS - (SNES)
* StellaDS - (Atari 2600)
* SugarDS - (Amstrad CPC)
|}

===DSiWare===
Because the firmware that the 3DS uses for backwards-compatibility is actually the same as the DSi, it's possible to inject DSiWare as an installable <code>.cia</code> file.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| DSiWare Conversion Script
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/scripts-dsiware-conversion-easily-convert-to-nds-and-cia-files.478575 Script]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}} (installation needed)
|-
| FBI
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/FBI_3DS 2.6.1]
| Native
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}} (installation needed)
|-
| GodMode9
| [https://github.com/d0k3/GodMode9/releases git]
| Native
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (installation needed)
|-
| [[TWiLight Menu++]]
| [https://github.com/DS-Homebrew/TWiLightMenu {{TWiLightMenu++Ver}}]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (directly executed without installing)
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| DSiWare Conversion Script
|-
|
* This script can be used to convert <code>.bin</code> files from your DSi's SD card to <code>.nds</code> which can then be used to convert into <code>.cia</code>. These scripts will ONLY work for DSiWare, NOT NDS GAMES.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| FBI
|-
|
* Able to install DSiWare in <code>.cia</code> format from the SD card.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| GodMode9
|-
|
* Since version 2.0.0 can install DSiWare in both <code>.nds</code> and <code>.cia</code> formats, [https://3ds.hacks.guide/godmode9-usage 3ds.hacks.guide] has more information on how to update to the latest version if needed.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| TWiLight Menu++
|-
|
* Since v20.0.0 (nds-bootstrap v0.39.0) DSiWare have been supported.
* DSiWare are run natively, however they're patched to run from and save to the SD card rather than internal NAND which works around the 40 title limit, but occasionally causes bugs resulting in slightly less than perfect compatibility currently.
* Has an in-game menu (accessible in DSiWare since v24.0.0) that allows for taking screenshots and viewing RAM.
|}

===Game Boy / Color===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Cinoop
| [https://github.com/CTurt/Cinoop git][https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Cinoop_3DS 2015]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| GameYob 3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/GameYob_3DS 1.0.8]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| GBEMU43DS 3DS
| [https://github.com/TS-DEV-DEBUG-V2/GBEMU43DS 1.2]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| GnuBoy 3DS
| [https://github.com/RetroGamer02/gnuboy-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[mGBA]]
| [https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS. Old3ds runs well GB but may be slow at GBC)
|-
| PlutoBoy
| [https://github.com/RossMeikleham/PlutoBoy git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|-
| Virtual Console (GB/GBC)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
|}
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| GameYob
|-
|
* GameYob - forked from a popular emulator used on the DS. Emulates the Game Boy and Game Boy Color. The original DS version is actually more polished than the 3DS port, so some of the more hardware pushing games won't work as well as the DS port.
|}

===Game Boy Advance===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| CitrAGB (based on [[gpSP]])
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/citragb-3ds-gba-emulator-wip.376438 1.0][https://github.com/shinyquagsire23/gpsp git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[GBARunner2]]
| [https://github.com/Gericom/GBARunner2 git]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}
|-
| [[GBARunner3]]
| [https://github.com/Gericom/GBARunner3 git]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}
|-
| [[mGBA]]
| [https://github.com/mgba-emu/mgba/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MPL2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS is ok except for only a few resource-intensive titles. Old3ds is too slow anyways)
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| GBARunner2 and GBARunner3
|-
|
* [[GBARunner2]] - a GBA hypervisor made for the DS(i), can be ran through [[TWiLight Menu++]] and is included by default with the program (see below). Compatiblity can be a hit-or-miss but isn't that bad.
* [[GBARunner3]] - an in-progress rewrite and successor project to GBARunner2.
|}

====Native firmware====

The 3DS does include native firmware for a GBA mode which was mainly used to run ambassador releases instead of having to develop an emulator for them. Because it's technically running a "virtual" GBA, it can't provide features that are normally available on other emulators, such as savestates, screen filtering, or sleep mode, however it does have high compatibility with the exception of cartridges with special hardware, for example, WarioWare Twisted, which has a gyroscope built in. If you're using an old 3DS/2DS, this is the best option to play GBA games.
There are two ways to take advantage of this firmware:

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| open_agb_firm
| [https://github.com/profi200/open_agb_firm git]
| Native
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Virtual Console (GBA)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Native
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Virtual Console (GBA)
|-
|
* The GBA VC are not as the others VC, which are based on emulators. Existing hardware support enables full virtualization for GBA games, so they run natively, not emulated.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Open agb firm
|-
|
* open_agb_firm (Name not finalized) - A custom FIRM payload that takes advantage of the built-in GBA firmware, it's still in early development but has an alpha build available. The major advantages of oaf compared to VC injection is that it performs faster and there aren't any issues with the sound, it utilizes the native hardware (even with VC injection there are issues with the sound, ex.: "Fire Emblem"). It can load the ROM through the SD card instead of having to convert and install them, but needs to be launched on boot instead of being able to use the 3DS HOME Menu (there's ways to make a forwarder for in on the HOME menu, but requires additional setup to get it to work). One major issue is there's a chance that it may not detect the correct save format or will corrupt the existing save file so make sure to backup your saves beforehand (they are currently trying fix it by having a better database for save detection, if you're interested [https://github.com/profi200/open_agb_firm/issues/9 you can help]).
** To install, simply put the .firm file in the <code>/luma/payloads/</code> folder, hold START and power on to load up the chainloader to launch it. There's no way of exiting out once the program starts, so you will need to turn it off and redo the step to load it if you wanted to change games.
|}

===Game & Watch===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Yokoi
| [https://github.com/RetroValou/Yokoi_Game_-_Watch_emulator_3ds {{YokoiVer}}]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|PD}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Game & Watch 3DS (early RA core) 
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Game_and_Watch_3DS V1]
| Low-Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
|}

===NES===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| 3DNES
| [https://github.com/st4rk/3DNES git][https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/3DNES_3DS 0.2]
| Low-Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| FCEUmm3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/FCEUMM3DS 2015/05/07]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| Virtual Console (NES,FDS)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[VirtuaNES]] for 3DS
| [https://github.com/R-YaTian/emus3ds/releases 1.04R3]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|}

===Nintendo 64===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [[DaedalusX64]] 3DS
| [https://github.com/masterfeizz/daedalusx64-3DS/releases git][https://github.com/bscarell/daedalusx643ds updated fork]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{~}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}
|}
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| DaedalusX64
|-
|
* DaedalusX64 3DS - The Nintendo 64 has always been known to be a hard system to emulate, which is why many were skeptical about how feasible it would be to have an emulator for the system on the 3DS. While still in early development, it has shown a lot of improvements thanks to using a dynamic recompiler, with some games running at a playable state. Versions before v1.0 also supported using stereoscopic 3D (at the cost of slower performance), which isn't a feature a lot of emulators have.
|}

===Pokémon Mini===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| PokeMini 3DS
| [https://github.com/nop90/Pokemini/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===SNES===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| blargSNES
| [http://blargsnes.kuribo64.net 1.4][https://github.com/Arisotura/blargSnes git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| [[Snes9x]] for 3DS
| [https://github.com/matbo87/snes9x_3ds/releases/ 1.60.1]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Snes9x]] for 3DS Stable Version
| [https://github.com/bubble2k16/snes9x_3ds/releases 1.30]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Virtual Console (SNES)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| blargSNES
|-
|
* blargSNES - It works well, but lacks compatibility for games that require enhancement chips (SA1, SuperFX, etc.)
|}
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| SNES9x for 3DS
|-
|
* Snes9x for 3DS - based on snes9x 1.43. Runs a good majority of games well, even on old 3DS/2DS's. It's recommended to use a New 3DS if you want to run games that uses the SuperFX or SA-1 chip
* If bugs occur, it is recommended to go back to version 1.30 from the bubble2k16 developer
|}

===Virtual Boy===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| r3Ddragon
| [https://github.com/mrdanielps/r3Ddragon git]
| Low
| {{Yellow}} {{License|Custom}}<ref name=RealityBoyLicense>Reality Boy is code is licensed under a {{License|Custom}} {{License|NC}} license</ref> {{License|NC}} {{License|MIT}}
| {{Na}}
| {{~}} (slow)
| {{Na}}
|-
| Red Viper
| [https://github.com/skyfloogle/red-viper {{Red ViperVer}}]
| High (native emulation of the 3D effect)
| {{Yellow}} {{License|Custom}}<ref name=RealityBoyLicense>Reality Boy is code is licensed under a {{License|Custom}} {{License|NC}} license</ref> {{License|NC}} {{License|MIT}}
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| r3Ddragon
|-
|
* r3Ddragon - It's kind of surprising that Nintendo never released a Virtual Console for the Virtual Boy on the 3DS, especially given how small the library of games were for the system and how both utilize 3D effects <strike>and cause eyestrain</strike>. What makes this emulator stand out is the fact that it's able to display the graphics in 3D the way it was intended, something that is almost impossible to do on other platforms; unfortunately, compatibility is low and requires a New 3DS to run. Development has since halted and no longer maintained. The original developer, mrdanielps, now recommends Red Viper on the github repository.
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| Red Viper
|-
|
* Red Viper - A fork of the old r3Ddragon with improved graphics engine and dynarec. It reaches fullspeed with minor glitches even on old 3DS systems on many games, with the ability to change the normal red colour of the Virtual Boy to a wide variety of others, and adjust the depth of the 3D effect.
|}

==SEGA==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
!MD/Gen
!SMS/GG
!32X
!CD
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| 3DSSMS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/3DSSMS_3DS 0.3]
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| PicoDrive for 3DS
| [https://github.com/R-YaTian/emus3ds/releases 0.96R3]
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (SMS)
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|MAME}} ({{License|NC}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Virtual Console (GG)
| [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_3DS#Virtual_Console_Injection VC injection]
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}} (GG)
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{TBD}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

==Sinclair==
===ZX Spectrum===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| 3DS Spectrum
| [https://www.mediafire.com/file/d1sl4hcdol60loh/3dsspectrum01.rar/file 0.1]
| Low-Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| [http://zxds.raxoft.cz/ ZXDS 3DS]
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/ZXDS_3DS {{ZXDS_3DSVer}}]
| Mid
| {{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

==SNK Playmore==
===Neo Geo Pocket / Color===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| NeoPop 3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Neopop_3DS 0.2][https://github.com/nop90/NeoPop-3DS git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| NeoPop-SDL 3DS
| [https://github.com/nop90/Neopop-SDL git][https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/NeoPop_SDL_3DS 0.4]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New3DS)
|}

==Sony==
===PlayStation===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| CTRX
| [https://github.com/machinamentum/CTRX git][https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/CTRX_3DS 0.9 Alpha]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|Beerware}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| PCSX-ReARMed (RetroArch)
| [https://www.libretro.com/index.php/retroarch-3ds-full-speed-ps1-now-possible-with-pcsx-rearmed-w-unai-renderer/ Nightly]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}} (New 3ds)
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| PCSX-ReARMed
|-
|
* PCSX-ReARMed (RetroArch) - Thanks to the work of many developers, it is now possible to have full speed 60 FPS emulation for a majority of games and support for .CHD compression formats. Generally, 2D games will perform better than 3D, however you can get some better performance by tweaking the settings if necessary. The nightly builds have seen major improvements since the initial release and can even play some of the more demanding games at full speed ([https://www.reddit.com/r/3dshacks/comments/jvkotb/full_speed_psx_finally_here_on_new_3ds_new_2ds_xl/ See here] for some tips), so it's better to use that until the next stable release.
** NOTE: This emulator is mainly targeted for the New 3DS models, so don't expect the old 3DS models to run well, if at all.
|}

==Uzebox==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Cuzebox 3DS
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Cuzebox3DS 0.0.1]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

==Wenquxing==
===CC800 Simulator===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Sim800CTR
| [https://github.com/banxian/Sim800CTR git]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
|}

==Game engines==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
!Supported game(s)
|-
| [[ScummVM]] 3DS
| [https://www.scummvm.org/downloads 2.8.0]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| Adventure point and click games, ex. LucasArt games
|-
| [[OpenBOR]] 3DS
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/openbor-3ds/releases 0.0.6]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|BSD3}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Beats of Rage and other beat'em up games in .pak format
|-
| [https://www.digitalmzx.com/ MegaZeux]
| [https://github.com/AliceLR/megazeux 2.93d]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| Caverns of Zeus and other zzt-like ascii games
|-
| CtrµLua 3DS
| [https://github.com/ctruLua/ctruLua/releases 1.0]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{~}}
| rowspan="3" style="text-align: center;" | LUA Engine
|-
| LÖVE Potion 3DS
| [https://github.com/TurtleP/LovePotion/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{~}}
|-
| Lua Player Plus 3DS
| [https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/lpp-3ds/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{~}}
|-
| CPyMO
| [https://github.com/Strrationalism/CPyMO v1.1.9]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|AGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| ?
| PyMO Visual Novel / AVG Game Engine
|-
| [[EasyRPG]] 3DS
| [https://easyrpg.org/player/downloads/#release-homebrew {{EasyRPGVer}}]
| High
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | RPG Maker 2000, 2003 and EasyRPG games
|-
| RPG Maker
| [https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/RPG-Maker-3DS git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Na}}
|-
| OpenLara
| [https://github.com/XProger/OpenLara/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|BSD2}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{~}}
| Tomb Raider 1–4
|}

==Source ports==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
!<abbr title="If the game supports or is playable on older Nintendo 3DS/2DS models, otherwise, New Nintendo 3DS/2DS models are recommended or required to play smoothly. ✓ = Playable with good frame rate. ~ = Partially playable with decent frame rate. ✗ = Unplayable or bad frame rate on older Nintendo 3DS/2DS models. ? = Untested. ">Old 3DS</abbr>
!Supported games
|-
! colspan="9"|Action
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/C-Dogs3DS C-Dogs3DS]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/cdogs-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Cyberdogs
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Minicraft_-_3DS_Homebrew_Edition Minicraft - 3DS Homebrew Edition] (original)
| [https://github.com/DavidSM64/Minicraft3DS git]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| Minicraft
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Minicraft3DS_by_Enovale Minicraft3DS] (fork based on The Multiplayer Update)
| [https://github.com/Enovale/Minicraft3DS git]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Minicraft
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Minicraft3DS_-_The_Multiplayer_Update Minicraft3DS - The Multiplayer Update] (fork based on the original)
| [https://github.com/andre111/Minicraft3DS git]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Minicraft
|-
! colspan="9"|Action-Adventure
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Zelda_OLB_3DS ZeldaOLB]
| [https://github.com/nop90/ZeldaOLB git]
| ?
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| [http://www.zeldaroth.fr/us/dlolb.php The Legend of Zelda: Oni-Link Begins]
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Zelda_ROTH_3DS ZeldaROTH]
| [https://github.com/nop90/ZeldaROTH/releases git]
| ?
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| [http://www.zeldaroth.fr/us/zroth.php The Legend of Zelda: Return of the Hylian]
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Zelda3T_3DS Zelda3T]
| [https://github.com/nop90/Zelda3T git]
| ?
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| [http://www.zeldaroth.fr/us/z3t.php The Legend of Zelda: Time to Triumph]
|-
! colspan="9"|FPS
|-
| ctrDoom2D
| [https://github.com/fgsfdsfgs/ctrd2d git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| [http://doom2d.org/download/d2d/ Doom 2D]
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/CtrHexenII_3DS ctrHexenII]
| [https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/ctrHexenII git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Hexen II
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/CtrQuake_3DS ctrQuake]
| [https://github.com/masterfeizz/ctrQuake git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Quake
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/CtrWolfen_3DS ctrWolfen]
| [https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/ctrWolfen git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Wolfenstein 3D, Spear of Destiny
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/DXX_3DS DXX-3DS]
| [https://github.com/RossMeikleham/DXX-3DS/releases git]
| Low
| {{Green}} {{License|Custom}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Na}}<ref group="N">Controls are unstable, causing the player to uncontrollably bank to the right after moving.</ref>
| ?
| Descent, Descent II
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/EDuke3D_3DS EDuke3D]
| [https://github.com/masterfeizz/EDuke3D/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|GPLv2}} [https://github.com/jkirsons/Duke3D/blob/master/BUILDLIC.txt BUILD SOURCE CODE LICENSE]
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Duke Nukem 3D
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/JFShadowWarrior_3DS JFShadowWarrior]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/jfsw-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|GPLv2}} [https://github.com/jkirsons/Duke3D/blob/master/BUILDLIC.txt BUILD SOURCE CODE LICENSE]
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Shadow Warrior<ref group=N>Versions of Shadow Warrior supported for JFShadowWarrior include: Shadow Warrior Registered Version 1.2 (MS-DOS), Shadow Warrior Shareware Version (MS-DOS), Shadow Warrior Classic (GOG.com, Steam), and Shadow Warrior Classic Redux (GOG.com, Steam, Humble).</ref>
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Prboom_3DS PrBoom 3DS]
| [https://github.com/WinterMute/prboom git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Doom I–II, Final Doom
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Prboom3DS PrBoom3DS]
| [https://github.com/elhobbs/prboom3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Doom I–II, Final Doom
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Quake2CTR_3DS Quake2CTR]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/Quake2CTR git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Quake II
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Wolf4sdl_3DS Wolf4SDL-3DS]
| [https://github.com/hax0kartik/wolf4sdl-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Yellow}} {{License|NC}} {{License|GPLv2}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Wolfenstein 3D
|-
!colspan="9"|Horror
|-
|FNaF 1 3DS -old/obsolete- [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Five_Nights_at_Freddys_1_3DS FNaF 1 3DS -remastered-]<ref group="N" name="FNaF3DS">Five Nights at Freddy's 1 3DS -remastered- is an updated version of [https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf13ds/507412 Five Nights at Freddy 1's 3DS] by the same developer FreDev, also known as BumboDEV and BaseDEV. The developer also attempted Nintendo 3DS ports of ''Five Nights at Freddy's 2'', ''3'', and ''4'' but development stopped after the developer lost the source code for ''Five Nights at Freddy's 2'' and would have to reverse-engineer it again.[https://gamejolt.com/p/i-have-decided-to-release-the-latest-version-i-have-available-for-f-ctwvb9xi] Those ports were only in a state of demonstration and were not fully playable, having incomplete A.I., gameplay, and missing screens. Download links to the latest versions can be found on the [https://discord.gg/w7WcSGt old Discord server].</ref>
|[https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf13ds/507412 0.2.3] [https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf13dsremastered/576273 0.3.1-pre1]
|Mid
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|Five Nights at Freddy's
|-
|FNaF 2 3DS<ref group=N name=FNaF3DS/>
|[https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf23ds/583006 beta 1.0]
|Low
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{Na}}
|{{~}}
|Five Nights at Freddy's 2
|-
|FNaF 3 3DS<ref group=N name=FNaF3DS/>
|[https://gamejolt.com/games/fnaf33ds/520090 beta 0.1.3]
|Low
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{Na}}
|?
|Five Nights at Freddy's 3
|-
|FNaF 4 3DS<ref group=N name=FNaF3DS/>
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NIejQ_K-0U beta 0.3]
|?
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{~}}
|?
|Five Nights at Freddy's 4
|-
! colspan="9"|Pinball
|-
| SpaceCadetPinball
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/SpaceCadetPinball git]
| Mid-High
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
| 3D Pinball for Windows – Space Cadet
|-
! colspan="10"|Platform
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Abbaye_Des_Morts_3DS Abbaye Des Morts 3DS]
|[https://github.com/nop90/Abbayedesmorts-3ds git]
|?
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Na}}
|?
|?
|?
|L'Abbaye Des Morts
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Amphetamine_3DS Amphetamine]
|[https://github.com/nop90/Amphetamine git]
|?
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Na}}
|?
|?
|?
|Amphetamine
|-
|Cave Story Engine 2
|[https://github.com/gameblabla/CSE2 git] [https://archive.org/details/CaveStoryE2 archive]
|?
|{{Red}} {{License|Proprietary}}[https://github.com/gameblabla/CSE2/blob/rs97/LICENCE.txt]
|{{Na}}<ref group=N name=cse2>There is also an official Nintendo 3DS remake called ''Cave Story 3D'' with 3D graphics and more gameplay features that may be more recommendable depending on the user's preference. Cave Story Engine 2, or CSE2 for short, is a source port of the classic ''Cave Story'' by Daisuke "Pixel" Amaya. CSE2 came with a portable version and an enhanced version of the original freeware but in November 2020, the CSE2 source port has received a [https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2020-11-26-nicalis-issues-dmca-against-free-cave-story-games DMCA cease and desist notice] from Nicalis, the current IP owner of ''Cave Story''.</ref>
|{{~}}<ref group=N name=CitraNoAudio>Audio for these games does not output in Citra, but other than that, it is playable.</ref>
|{{Ya}}<ref group=N name=cse2/>
|?
|Cave Story
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Ccleste_3DS ccleste]
|[https://github.com/lemon32767/ccleste git]
|Mid
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|?
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|[https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=2145 Celeste Classic]
|-
|OpenJazz 3DS
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/OpenJazz_3DS git]
|?
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{~}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|?
|Jazz Jackrabbit
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Maze_of_Galious_3DS MazeOfGalious-3DS]
|[https://github.com/nop90/MazeOfGalious-3ds git]
|?
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Na}}
|?
|?
|?
|[https://mog.jorito.net The Maze of Galious remake]
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/OpenTitus_3DS OpenTitus 3DS]
|[https://github.com/MrHuu/opentitus-3ds git]
|Mid
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Na}}
|?
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|Titus the Fox/Moktar
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Sonic_1_and_2_3DS Sonic 1 and 2 3DS]
|[https://github.com/Rubberduckycooly/Sonic-1-2-2013-Decompilation git]
|Mid
|{{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{~}}
|Sonic the Hedgehog 1 (2013)<ref group=N name=sonic>Sega Forever classics version on Android or iOS can also be used. For Sonic CD 2011 3DS Redux, it is recommended to use a mobile port's <code>data.rsdk</code> as the Steam version will have graphical issues in some levels. Also, if upgrading to the 2023 Redux port of Sonic CD from the old 2021 port, delete <code>settings.ini</code> from the SonicCD folder as both 3DS ports share the same SonicCD folder but their <code>settings.ini</code> file are not compatible with each other that may cause major issues with the other version.</ref>, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (2013)<ref group=N name=sonic/>
|-
|[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Sonic_CD_2011_3DS Sonic CD 2011 3DS]
|[https://github.com/SaturnSH2x2/Sonic-CD-11-3DS git]
|Mid
|{{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{~}}
|{{Ya}}(HW)
|Sonic the Hedgehog CD (2011)<ref group=N name=sonic/>
|-
|Sonic CD 2011 3DS Redux
|[https://github.com/Voxel9/Sonic-CD-11-3DS-Redux git]
|Mid
|{{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|Sonic the Hedgehog CD (2011)<ref group=N name=sonic/>
|-
|Sonic Mania 3DS
|[https://github.com/SaturnSH2x2/RSDKv5-Decompilation git]
|Mid
|{{Yellow}} {{License|NC}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{~}}<ref group=N>As of v1.0, the Sonic Mania 3DS port has long load times booting up the game and transitioning between screens but other than that, it's playable at a good frame rate on a New Nintendo 3DS. The audio is slightly delayed but not too bad. There are some frame drops during the giant ring special stages but it's arguably bearable.</ref>
|{{Na}}<ref group=N>Old Nintendo 3DS is planned to be supported for Sonic Mania 3DS in a future update.</ref>
|Sonic Mania (Encore DLC optional but the user must compile the port to access it)
|-
|[[Super Mario 64 Port]]
|[https://github.com/mkst/sm64-port git][https://archive.org/details/sm64_3ds fix]
|Mid
|{{Dunno}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{~}}<ref group=N>New Nintendo 3DS/2DS is highly recommended to use any of the Super Mario 64 3DS ports (sm64ex-alo, sm64-minimap, etc.) and can use 800px but even then, using certain graphical settings such as No Drawing Distance when building a custom version can greatly reduce frame rate even on a New Nintendo 3DS/2DS. On older Nintendo 3DS/2DS models, use the 400px version.</ref>
|Super Mario 64
|-
|[https://wohlsoft.ru/projects/TheXTech/ TheXTech]
|[https://github.com/TheXTech/TheXTech/releases git]
|Mid
|{{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
|{{Ya}}
|?
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|Super Mario Bros. X (SMBX) and derivatives
|-
! colspan="9"|Puzzle
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Hex-a-Hop_3DS Hex-a-Hop]
| [https://github.com/nop90/Hexahop-3ds git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv2}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Hex-a-Hop
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/OpenSupaplex_3DS OpenSupaplex]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/open-supaplex git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| Supaplex
|-
! colspan="9"|RPG
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/DevilutionX_3DS DevilutionX]
| [https://github.com/MrHuu/devilutionX-3ds git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|Unlicense}} ({{License|PDEQ}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}<ref group=N>The Asian translations of Diablo on DevilutionX 3DS are not recommended on older Nintendo 3DS/2DS models as they can crash due to not having enough memory to hold all the symbols in memory.</ref>
| Diablo, Diablo: Hellfire
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Meritous_3DS Meritous]
| [https://github.com/nop90/Meritous-3ds git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| ?
| ?
| ?
| Meritous
|-
| RSC-C
| [https://github.com/2003scape/rsc-c git]
| ?
| {{Green}} {{License|AGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}<ref group=N name=CitraNoAudio/>
| {{Ya}}<ref group=N>The ''RSC Preservation'' 3DS port of ''[https://rsc.vet OpenRSC]'' (a ''RuneScape Classic'' private server) has frame rate issues when Interlace Mode is off. Toggling Interlace Mode on by pressing SELECT restores the frame rate.</ref>
| ?
| [https://rsc.vet RSC Preservation (OpenRSC)]
|-
! colspan="9"|Sandbox
|-
| isle-portable
| [https://github.com/isledecomp/isle-portable git] [https://github.com/isledecomp/isle decomp git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|LGPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| {{Ya}}
| ?
| LEGO Island
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/RE3_3DS RE3 3DS]
| [https://gbatemp.net/threads/wip-re3-3ds-port.586374/ wip]
| Low
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| ?
| {{~}}<ref group=N>While RE3 3DS is playable and only playable on New Nintendo 3DS/2DS, it will also suffer frame rate drops and graphical glitches but it is still playable depending on the user's frame tolerance.</ref>
| {{Na}}
| Grand Theft Auto III
|-
! colspan="9"|Visual novel
|-
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/DDLC-LOVE_3DS DDLC-LOVE]
| [https://github.com/LukeZGD/DDLC-LOVE git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|GPLv3}} ({{License|Copyleft}})
| {{Na}}
| {{~}}<ref group=N name=CitraNoAudio/>
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| Doki Doki Literature Club!
|}
<references group=N/>

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"| SM64 3DS port
|-
|
* SM64 3DS Port - Thanks to the decompilation project, you can now enjoy SM64 on the 3DS with ''*analog*'' support and native rendering (compared to the official DS port). Works pretty much at full speed on the New 3DS, the original model apparently has some slow downs but still playable. You can either build it yourself, or try finding pre-compiled build online (there are multiple versions, you can find some [https://web.archive.org/web/20200924080151/https://gist.github.com/stranno/2609a82f75ce346d1f1a5b99af94590c here] but it's no longer up-to-date or a more up-to-date version with 3D support [https://archive.org/details/sm64-port-3ds-mkst-7b56b78 here]).
|}

==Fantasy Computers==

===CHIP-8===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [https://github.com/xerpi/CHIP-3DS Chip-3DS]
| [http://www.mediafire.com/?y94yjhzf70fsfsi 1.0]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| Chip8-2DS
| [https://github.com/nopy4869/CHIP8-2DS/releases 1.0]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|-
| chip8-3ds
| [https://github.com/505e06b2/chip8-3ds 1.0]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [https://github.com/YourNerdyJoe/Chip8-CTRU Chip8-CTRU]
| [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Chip8-CTRU_3DS 2014]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{Na}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Na}}
|-
| octochip-8
| [https://github.com/UnwokenOcto/octochip-8 git]
| Mid
| {{Dunno}}
| {{~}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{~}}
|}

===Pico-8===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| Fake-08
| [https://github.com/jtothebell/fake-08 git][https://github.com/Pixel-Pop/3DS-Pico8 3DS-pico-8]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===TIC-80===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| TIC-80
| [https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80/releases git]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

===UXN/Varvara===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!Name
!Latest Version
![[Emulation Accuracy|Accuracy]]
![[Licensing|License]]
!Active
![[Citra]]
![[Recommended Emulators|Recommended]]
|-
| [https://github.com/asiekierka/uxnds uxnds-3DS]
| [https://github.com/asiekierka/uxnds/releases 0.5.3]
| Mid
| {{Green}} {{License|MIT}} ({{License|Permissive}})
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
| {{Ya}}
|}

==See also==
{{Emulators on consoles‎}}

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS| ]]
[[Category:Emulators on eighth-generation consoles]]
[[Category:Emulators on handheld consoles]]

Nintendo Switch Online

2026-08-13T11:02:58Z

ToycomLand:

{{WIP}}
:''This article is for emulation on the Nintendo Switch with Nintendo's official Nintendo Switch Online service. For online play see [[Nintendo Switch emulators#Connectivity|Connectivity]] and [[#Emulation of the service]].''
{{Infobox emulator
|title = Nintendo Switch Online
|logo = Nintendo Switch Online.png
|active = Yes
|platform = [[Emulators on Switch|Nintendo Switch]] [[Emulators on iOS|iOS]] [[Emulators on Android|Android]] [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch 2|Nintendo Switch 2]] [[Emulators on browsers|Web browser]]
|target = [[Nintendo Switch Online#List_of_emulators|Various]]
|compatibility = Varies by emulator
|accuracy = Varies by emulator
|version = 9.0.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo Entertainment System">NES</abbr>) 9.0.0 (<abbr title="Famicom">FC</abbr>) 6.0.0 (<abbr title="Super Nintendo Entertainment System">SNES</abbr>) 6.0.0 (<abbr title="Super Famicom">SFC</abbr>) 4.1.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy International">GB INT</abbr>) 4.1.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy Japan">GB JP</abbr>) 4.2.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 International">N64 INT</abbr>) 4.2.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 Japan">N64 JP</abbr>) 2.1.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 (18+ [R] rating for Japan and Hong Kong)">N64 +18 JP</abbr>) 2.1.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 (17+ rating in regions managed by ESRB, 18+ elsewhere)">N64 +17 INT</abbr>) 3.3.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy Advance International">GBA INT</abbr>) 3.3.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy Advance Japan">GBA JP</abbr>) 2.0.0 (<abbr title="GameCube">GC</abbr>) 1.3.0 (<abbr title="Virtual Boy">VB</abbr>) 3.1.2 (<abbr title="Sega Genesis/Mega Drive">GEN/MD</abbr>)
|architecture = ARM
|developer = <abbr title="Nintendo European Research & Development">NERD</abbr> iQue (<abbr title="Nintendo 64">N64</abbr>) Panasonic Vietnam (<abbr title="Game Boy Advance">GBA</abbr>) M2 (<abbr title="Sega Genesis/Mega Drive">GEN/MD</abbr>)
|website = [https://www.nintendo.com/us/switch/online/ American website] [https://www.nintendo.co.jp/hardware/switch/onlineservice/index.html Japanese website]
|bios = Varies by emulator
}}

'''Nintendo Switch Online''' ('''NSO''') is an official subscription service for the '''[[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]]''' and '''[[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators|Nintendo Switch 2]]'''. Working pretty much like [[Xbox Live|Xbox Live]] or [[PlayStation Network]], it provides the user with access to online game play (except for free-to-play games, which don't require NSO), cloud saves, and a compilation of retro games divided into multiple apps. A monthly or annual fee is required, with the prices varying by type of plan, and Nintendo Account type (individual or child). Some secondary services such as the ''Nintendo Music'' app for [[Emulators on iOS|iOS]], [[Emulators on Android|Android]] and PC (through [[Emulators on browsers|web browsers]]) devices also requires a Nintendo Switch Online subscription to be used. Not every country has access to the service.

The retro game apps allow the player to emulate classic systems, offering a selection of titles added by Nintendo on a very irregular basis. Some systems are locked onto the more expensive Expansion Pack tier; notably, this includes the systems for which the emulators weren't solely developed by NERD. Since the debut of Nintendo Switch 2 in June 5, 2025; these apps are now properly defined as ''Nintendo Classics'', representing an ecosystem of retro game compilations across first-party systems from the company (apps based on third-party systems are not affected by this change).

With the Nintendo Switch System Update v20.0.0, Nintendo introduced the Virtual Game Card concept, which allows the user to "borrow" software for 14 days between systems and child Nintendo Account set by a family member. However, the ''Nintendo Classics'' apps are not eligible for this function, likely to avoid Nintendo Switch Online paywall bypass.

==Online subservices==
;Game Voucher
Users with an active Nintendo Switch Online membership will be able to purchase a set of two vouchers that can be redeemed for a selection of downloadable Nintendo software. Nintendo has confirmed that the Nintendo Switch Online service would be retained on the Switch 2, although the "Game Voucher" service will not be available for Switch 2-exclusive titles.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Switch_2#Online_services]

;GameChat
A new VoIP service known as "GameChat" will be available with the Switch 2, which will allow users to conduct voice chats and screen sharing with friends. GameChat will also support video calls using an optional webcam accessory. It is accessible via a "C" button on the right Joy-Con 2. However, chat will only work with an active paid Nintendo Online subscription.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Switch_2#Online_services]

==List of emulators==
{{Main|Emulators on Nintendo Switch}}
{{Main|Emulators on Nintendo Switch 2}}
Nintendo's first-party emulators for the Nintendo Classics game apps. All of these were developed primarily, if not entirely, by [[wikipedia:Nintendo European Research & Development|Nintendo European Research & Development]]; any relevant co-developers are mentioned in the description.
;[[L-CLASSICS]] ([[NES|Nintendo Entertainment System]] & [[Super Nintendo emulators|Super Nintendo Entertainment System]])
:Based on the [[Kachikachi]] emulator that NERD originally created for the NES Classic dedicated console, with the obvious addition of SNES emulation. It's certainly not the most accurate emulation of either of these systems compared to the ''many'' third-party options, but it works well enough for all of the games offered on Nintendo Classics, and the SNES app has a surprisingly top-notch netplay system.
;[[Hiyoko]] ([[Game Boy/Game Boy Color emulators|Game Boy/Game Boy Color]])
:Unlike most of the Nintendo Classics emulators, Hiyoko seems to have been made from the ground up specifically for the service. It can only run games in Color mode and doesn't support any [[Super Nintendo emulators#Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]] enhancements, but otherwise it's very accurate and even does a good job of replicating the less common hardware for games that need it (e.g. the gyro sensor for ''Kirby's Tilt 'n' Tumble'').

===Expansion Pack only===
;[[Hovercraft]] ([[Nintendo 64]])
:Co-developed with [[wikipedia:iQue|iQue]], and even based on iQue's notoriously imperfect N64 emulator for the Wii U, Hovercraft has a rather sour reputation as the most flawed emulator that Classics has to offer. Post-release updates have done a lot to improve it, but it's still not ideal and continues to draw unfavorable comparisons (deserved or not) to [[wikipedia:Nintendo Software Technology|NST]]'s much-beloved N64 emulator for the Wii. Also, some features are Switch 2-exclusive due to processing power requirements.
;[[Sloop]] ([[Game Boy Advance]])
:Co-developed with one of Panasonic's internal software teams, Sloop is accurate enough to [https://twitter.com/LuigiBlood/status/1624005571815899136 pass the AGB Test Cartridge hardware test] (something many third-party GBA emulators couldn't do at the time of Sloop's initial release), and can even replicate the rumble feature of the GameCube's Game Boy Player for titles that supported it.
;''[[Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics]]'' ([[GameCube]])
:The GameCube games for Nintendo Classics are only playable on the Switch 2, most likely due to processing power requirements. There's a strong chance that it's based on Hagi, the same GameCube/[[Wii emulators|Wii]] emulator that was used most prominently in the limited-edition ''Super Mario 3D All-Stars''.
;''[[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics]]'' ([[Virtual Boy]])
:Unlike GameCube, Virtual Boy games are playable on both Switch systems. Due to the Virtual Boy having no region lock by default, players have the benefit of playing games that were not available in their region back then, including games that were not released in cartridge format. The emulator does a very well job on pretty much everything that is not on 3D graphics department.
;[[m2engage]] ([[Sega Genesis emulators|Sega Genesis]])
:Co-developed with the venerable [[wikipedia:M2 (game developer)|M2]], which has a long history of making first-party emulators and retro re-releases, especially for Sega. The Genesis games offered on Switch Online are mostly the same ones you'll find on other widely-available Genesis collections, but the Switch Online app is arguably the best official way to play most of them.

==Controllers==

For subscribers, Nintendo sells controllers based on the consoles that are available on the service (except for handheld systems). On Switch 1 and 2, these controllers can be used only for the app corresponding with the system that is played. Some of the general features are:

* All controllers can be connected to certain devices through Bluetooth (4.0 or higher), some of them can also be used through their USB-C connector and can even be used with common PC games through Steam;
* Most controllers behave the same as Switch Pro Controller, besides limitations on the number of buttons that are available for each design;
* All controllers had extra buttons which are exclusive to functions related to the system (HOME, Capture, Pair / Sync and C);
* A maximum of 4 controllers can be sold per Nintendo Account;
* It can be sold only for selected users who have an active NSO subscription. These controllers are not available to deliver for every NSO user around the world (Nintendo of America sells them only to users in the US and Canada, but not to Brazil, Mexico, and other countries from the Americas; for Japan, the player must be an actual resident of the country), forcing the user to reach secondary markets for additional controllers and/or variants (e.g.: eBay).

;Nintendo Entertainment System Controller (HAC-033 [left, player 1] and HAC-034 [right, player 2])
:Sold only for users of the NES NC app. It is based on the original NES controller but behaves like a Joy-Con and is always sold in a pair. Can only be charged through the Joy-Con rails.
;Family Computer Controller (HAC-035 [left, player I] and HAC-036 [right, player II])
:Sold only in Japan. It is based on the original Famicom controllers and like the NES version, it behaves like a Joy-Con and is sold in a pair. The second controller (right Joy-Con) also supports the Mic input used on several games (''The Mystery of Atlantis'').
;Super Nintendo Entertainment System Controller / Super Famicom Controller (HAC-042)
:Based on the original SNES controllers. All regional variants behave the same.
;Virtual Boy for Nintendo Switch 2/Nintendo Switch (HAC‐061)
:Not a controller, but rather, a special, non-electronic dock that is used to play Virtual Boy games. It is a replica of the original stand which also comes with red lens to attach almost every model of the system (except the Nintendo Switch Lite) into it. Despite its hefty price, it is not required to play with it, but might provide a better visual experience in certain games, such as ''Red Alarm''.
;Virtual Boy (Cardboard Model) for Nintendo Switch 2/Nintendo Switch (HAC‐047)
:A cheaper version of the dock mentioned earlier, where it functions similar to the cardboard lens from ''Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 04: VR Kit''. As the name implies, it is a dock made of cardboard, which also does use the same lens as the ''Nintendo Labo'' ones. Unlike this one, however, the player must play with the Joy-Cons attached to it all the time, which may cause arm fatigue. Again, it is not really required, but might provide a better visual experience in certain games.
;Nintendo 64 Controller (HAC‐043)
:Modeled after the original Nintendo 64 controller. All regional variants behave the same. Unlike the original, it comes with a built-in Rumble function for games that had support for Rumble Pak.
;Nintendo GameCube Controller (BEE-021)
:Modeled after the original GameCube controller, and currently, the only one who is not compatible with the original Switch. The controller features additional buttons that are not included in the original, including the respective reprints for both ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' and ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. Original GameCube controllers (plus the respective ''Smash Bros.'' reprints) can be used as substitutes for the GameCube Controller inside the GameCube app through the official Nintendo GameCube Controller Adapter sold for Wii U and Nintendo Switch.
;SEGA Genesis Control Pad / SEGA Mega Drive Control Pad (HAC‐045)
:Sold only for users of the Genesis / Mega Drive app outside Japan. The design is based on the original Control Pad for the Genesis / Mega Drive with 3-button support.
;SEGA Mega Drive Fighting Pad 6B (HAC‐046)
:Sold only for users of the Mega Drive app inside Japan. Its design is based on the Fighting Pad 6B (known as 6 Button Control Pad), although it is based on the original design sold for Japan and Asian countries, which is optimized for smaller hands.

All of these controllers works as intended on Nintendo Switch 2.<ref>https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/68426</ref> However, the NES and Famicom versions of the controllers must be charged through external methods only, as the system does not allow direct Joy-Con controllers from the original Nintendo Switch due to pinout differences.

==Game Injection==
* [http://darkakuma.z-net.us/p/cave-database-manager-v15.html CaVE Database Manager]: A tool that allows the user to create additional entries from external ROMs (or a whole new database) stored in the microSD card. It is not recommended to use pre-made packs that cover a whole romset due to the high chance of the app itself crashing (loading too many entries at once) and the possibility of duplicated entries through emulator updates (e.g.: Internal entry from the app conflicting with a user-made entry). To load your custom entries on Nintendo Switch emulators, you can do:
**[[Yuzu]] and any of its forks: Copy the database folder of the desired app to the folder where belongs your virtual SD card, such as <code>C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\yuzu\sdmc\atmosphere\content\</code>
**[[Ryujinx]] and any of its forks: Copy the database folder of the desired app to the <code>Ryujinx\portable\mods\contents\</code> folder. This method assumes that you're using Ryujinx in "Portable" mode.

==Emulation of the service==
{{Main|Nintendo Switch emulators#Hardware features and peripherals}}
{{Main|Nintendo Switch 2 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals}}
{{Main|Preservation projects#Private platform servers}}
*There was a service called [https://web.archive.org/web/20201103044650/https://raptor.network/ Raptor Network] and [https://web.archive.org/web/20201103042150/https://yuzu-emu.org/entry/yuzu-x-raptor/ yuzu emulator once offered beta support] for Raptor Network. However, [https://web.archive.org/web/20240304181556/https://yuzu-emu.org/entry/yuzu-x-raptor/ this feature was later removed].
*On July 21, 2024, the "NVNProgram" claimed that a custom Ryujinx build can connect to Nintendo Switch Online for Splatoon 3 matches, supposedly for the first time.[https://x.com/NVNprogram/status/1815040595833844201]
*On November 5, 2024, Nintendo confirmed that the service and its apps would be playable in Nintendo Switch 2 through backwards compatibility[https://x.com/NintendoCoLtd/status/1853972163033968794/], including its use on native games. This indirectly also confirms the support of Nintendo Accounts in the system.

So in summary, there is no [[Preservation_projects#Private_platform_servers|preservation project for emulating Nintendo Switch Online private platform server service]], or any kind of implementation on the emulator side ([[Nintendo Switch emulators#Hardware features and peripherals]], [[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals]]) to connect official servers at the moment. Having said that, [[#List_of_emulators|emulators of the Nintendo Switch Online service]] are supported by [[Ryujinx]] and [[yuzu]], including their respective forks.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode=packed caption="Nintendo Classics icon gallery">
NESNC.png|Nintendo Entertainment System icon
<includeonly>FCNC.png|Family Computer icon</includeonly>
SNESNC.png|Super Nintendo Entertainment System icon (The Americas)
SFCNC.png|Super Famicom icon
SNESNCPAL.png|Super Nintendo Entertainment System icon (Europe, Oceania, South Korea)
VBNC.png|Virtual Boy icon
N64NC.png|Nintendo 64 icon
GBNC.png|Game Boy icon
GBANC.png|Game Boy Advance icon
NGCNC.png|Nintendo GameCube icon
</gallery>

==See also==
;Related articles
*[[Preservation projects]]
;Online play on older Nintendo consoles
*[[Early online services]] (Includes services by Nintendo & for Nintendo products)
*[[Nintendo Network]] (Wii U & 3DS)
*[[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]] (DS, DSi & Wii)
*[[Netplay#Nintendo_Consoles|Netplay on Nintendo consoles]] (Netplay inside emulators for Nintendo's consoles, this shouldn't be confused with [[:Category:Online_services|Online services]] though)
[[Category:Official emulators]]
[[Category:Official multi-emulators]]
[[Category:Online services]]
[[Category:Nintendo online services]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Game Boy/Game Boy Color emulators}}
{{Sega Genesis emulators}}

Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics

2026-08-13T01:58:53Z

ToycomLand:

{{Infobox emulator
|logo = NGCNC.png
|logowidth = 256
|developer = [[Nintendo]]
|version = 1.7.0 (INT) 1.7.0 (JP)
|platform = [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch 2|Nintendo Switch 2]]
|target = [[Nintendo GameCube emulators|Nintendo GameCube]]
|architecture = ARM
|active = Yes
|website = [https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/nintendo-gamecube-nintendo-classics-switch-2/ nintendo.com]
|license = {{License|Proprietary}}
}}
'''Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics'''<ref>It is currently unknown if the emulator has an internal codename.</ref> is a compilation of emulated [[Nintendo GameCube emulators|Nintendo GameCube]] games that is part of the '''Nintendo Classics''' series for [[Nintendo Switch Online]] Expansion Pack members, exclusively for [[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators|Nintendo Switch 2]] owners.

==Overview==
GameCube games were added to the Nintendo Switch Online service in June 2025, right on the Nintendo Switch 2's launch day. It is one of the three ways to play [[Official emulators|emulated games on the system]] available at the launch (the other two were select [[Arcade emulators|Arcade]] titles such as ''Arcade Archives 2 RIDGE RACER'' and the ones included inside ''Yakuza 0 Director's Cut''). Following its debut, all apps related to the Nintendo hardware were updated in the same year to adopt a branding known as ''Nintendo Classics'' (due to its low update priority and third-party nature, the [[Sega Genesis emulators|Sega Genesis]] one remains immune to it). Three games were available of to play at the beginning. While the app is presented as a demonstration of how the system can be powerful enough to handle GameCube emulation, it was launched with several problems at beginning, such as input lag, analog stick range and frame drops. Some of these problems were fixed through updates, but overall, it is accurate enough when compared to how [[Hovercraft]] is for [[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]] games.

Despite being disputed, the emulator used in the app might be based on [[Hagi]], a partial GameCube and [[Wii emulators|Wii]] emulator developed by Nintendo European Research & Development (NERD) that has been used on certain re-releases of games from these systems on [[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]]. A chance of the emulator being based on [[Lingcod]], a Wii (and GameCube, but went unused) emulator for the Chinese version of [[Emulators on Android|NVIDIA Shield TV]] is not discarded either, as both the Shield TV and Nintendo Switch 2 are ARM-powered devices.

As with other ''Nintendo Classics'' apps, it does support in-game dedicated remapping controls, but not rewind. It is possible to play the original BIOS animation by holding certain button combinations during startup. Using the dedicated controller (the one that is sold on My Nintendo Store, see [[Nintendo Switch Online#Controllers|Controllers]]) allows the player to hear sound effects from ''Super Mario Sunshine'' while on the menu.

==Features==
* Supports online and Local Play (up to 4 players);
* Video filters can be applied;
* Allows exchange of regional variants in the International version of the app (USA and/or European versions);
* Allows connection of original GameCube controllers on TV mode through the GameCube Controller Adapter made for [[Wii U emulators|Wii U]] and/or Nintendo Switch;
** The respective ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' and ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' GameCube controller reprints can also be used.
* Interaction with Game Boy Advance games through [[Sloop]] is unsupported (e.g.: ''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'');
* Does not support ''Pokémon HOME'' service for select games (e.g.: ''Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness'');
* Content from Triforce versions of GameCube games are not available (e.g.: ''F-Zero GX'');
* Rewind is unsupported;
* Individual input remapping for each game;
* Analog stick range was been fixed (ver. 1.6.0);
* HDR support was been added (ver. 1.6.0).

==Games==
This emulator has official compatibility for 10 games, which are:
* The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
* F-Zero GX
* SoulCalibur II
* Super Mario Strikers
* Chibi-Robo!
* Luigi's Mansion
* Wario World
* Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
* Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness
* Super Mario Sunshine (also available on the original Switch as part of ''Super Mario 3D All-Stars'')

The following games will be available through updates:
* Pokémon Colosseum

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Emulators]]
[[Category:Console emulators]]
[[Category:Home console emulators]]
[[Category:GameCube emulators]]
[[Category:Official emulators]]
[[Category:Nintendo Switch 2 emulation software]]
[[Category:Active emulation software]]

Nintendo Switch Online

2026-08-13T01:58:05Z

ToycomLand:

{{WIP}}
:''This article is for emulation on the Nintendo Switch with Nintendo's official Nintendo Switch Online service. For online play see [[Nintendo Switch emulators#Connectivity|Connectivity]] and [[#Emulation of the service]].''
{{Infobox emulator
|title = Nintendo Switch Online
|logo = Nintendo Switch Online.png
|active = Yes
|platform = [[Emulators on Switch|Nintendo Switch]] [[Emulators on iOS|iOS]] [[Emulators on Android|Android]] [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch 2|Nintendo Switch 2]] [[Emulators on browsers|Web browser]]
|target = [[Nintendo Switch Online#List_of_emulators|Various]]
|compatibility = Varies by emulator
|accuracy = Varies by emulator
|version = 9.0.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo Entertainment System">NES</abbr>) 9.0.0 (<abbr title="Famicom">FC</abbr>) 6.0.0 (<abbr title="Super Nintendo Entertainment System">SNES</abbr>) 6.0.0 (<abbr title="Super Famicom">SFC</abbr>) 4.1.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy International">GB INT</abbr>) 4.1.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy Japan">GB JP</abbr>) 4.2.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 International">N64 INT</abbr>) 4.2.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 Japan">N64 JP</abbr>) 2.1.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 (18+ [R] rating for Japan and Hong Kong)">N64 +18 JP</abbr>) 2.1.0 (<abbr title="Nintendo 64 (17+ rating in regions managed by ESRB, 18+ elsewhere)">N64 +17 INT</abbr>) 3.3.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy Advance International">GBA INT</abbr>) 3.3.0 (<abbr title="Game Boy Advance Japan">GBA JP</abbr>) 1.7.0 (<abbr title="GameCube">GC</abbr>) 1.3.0 (<abbr title="Virtual Boy">VB</abbr>) 3.1.2 (<abbr title="Sega Genesis/Mega Drive">GEN/MD</abbr>)
|architecture = ARM
|developer = <abbr title="Nintendo European Research & Development">NERD</abbr> iQue (<abbr title="Nintendo 64">N64</abbr>) Panasonic Vietnam (<abbr title="Game Boy Advance">GBA</abbr>) M2 (<abbr title="Sega Genesis/Mega Drive">GEN/MD</abbr>)
|website = [https://www.nintendo.com/us/switch/online/ American website] [https://www.nintendo.co.jp/hardware/switch/onlineservice/index.html Japanese website]
|bios = Varies by emulator
}}

'''Nintendo Switch Online''' ('''NSO''') is an official subscription service for the '''[[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]]''' and '''[[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators|Nintendo Switch 2]]'''. Working pretty much like [[Xbox Live|Xbox Live]] or [[PlayStation Network]], it provides the user with access to online game play (except for free-to-play games, which don't require NSO), cloud saves, and a compilation of retro games divided into multiple apps. A monthly or annual fee is required, with the prices varying by type of plan, and Nintendo Account type (individual or child). Some secondary services such as the ''Nintendo Music'' app for [[Emulators on iOS|iOS]], [[Emulators on Android|Android]] and PC (through [[Emulators on browsers|web browsers]]) devices also requires a Nintendo Switch Online subscription to be used. Not every country has access to the service.

The retro game apps allow the player to emulate classic systems, offering a selection of titles added by Nintendo on a very irregular basis. Some systems are locked onto the more expensive Expansion Pack tier; notably, this includes the systems for which the emulators weren't solely developed by NERD. Since the debut of Nintendo Switch 2 in June 5, 2025; these apps are now properly defined as ''Nintendo Classics'', representing an ecosystem of retro game compilations across first-party systems from the company (apps based on third-party systems are not affected by this change).

With the Nintendo Switch System Update v20.0.0, Nintendo introduced the Virtual Game Card concept, which allows the user to "borrow" software for 14 days between systems and child Nintendo Account set by a family member. However, the ''Nintendo Classics'' apps are not eligible for this function, likely to avoid Nintendo Switch Online paywall bypass.

==Online subservices==
;Game Voucher
Users with an active Nintendo Switch Online membership will be able to purchase a set of two vouchers that can be redeemed for a selection of downloadable Nintendo software. Nintendo has confirmed that the Nintendo Switch Online service would be retained on the Switch 2, although the "Game Voucher" service will not be available for Switch 2-exclusive titles.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Switch_2#Online_services]

;GameChat
A new VoIP service known as "GameChat" will be available with the Switch 2, which will allow users to conduct voice chats and screen sharing with friends. GameChat will also support video calls using an optional webcam accessory. It is accessible via a "C" button on the right Joy-Con 2. However, chat will only work with an active paid Nintendo Online subscription.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Switch_2#Online_services]

==List of emulators==
{{Main|Emulators on Nintendo Switch}}
{{Main|Emulators on Nintendo Switch 2}}
Nintendo's first-party emulators for the Nintendo Classics game apps. All of these were developed primarily, if not entirely, by [[wikipedia:Nintendo European Research & Development|Nintendo European Research & Development]]; any relevant co-developers are mentioned in the description.
;[[L-CLASSICS]] ([[NES|Nintendo Entertainment System]] & [[Super Nintendo emulators|Super Nintendo Entertainment System]])
:Based on the [[Kachikachi]] emulator that NERD originally created for the NES Classic dedicated console, with the obvious addition of SNES emulation. It's certainly not the most accurate emulation of either of these systems compared to the ''many'' third-party options, but it works well enough for all of the games offered on Nintendo Classics, and the SNES app has a surprisingly top-notch netplay system.
;[[Hiyoko]] ([[Game Boy/Game Boy Color emulators|Game Boy/Game Boy Color]])
:Unlike most of the Nintendo Classics emulators, Hiyoko seems to have been made from the ground up specifically for the service. It can only run games in Color mode and doesn't support any [[Super Nintendo emulators#Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]] enhancements, but otherwise it's very accurate and even does a good job of replicating the less common hardware for games that need it (e.g. the gyro sensor for ''Kirby's Tilt 'n' Tumble'').

===Expansion Pack only===
;[[Hovercraft]] ([[Nintendo 64]])
:Co-developed with [[wikipedia:iQue|iQue]], and even based on iQue's notoriously imperfect N64 emulator for the Wii U, Hovercraft has a rather sour reputation as the most flawed emulator that Classics has to offer. Post-release updates have done a lot to improve it, but it's still not ideal and continues to draw unfavorable comparisons (deserved or not) to [[wikipedia:Nintendo Software Technology|NST]]'s much-beloved N64 emulator for the Wii. Also, some features are Switch 2-exclusive due to processing power requirements.
;[[Sloop]] ([[Game Boy Advance]])
:Co-developed with one of Panasonic's internal software teams, Sloop is accurate enough to [https://twitter.com/LuigiBlood/status/1624005571815899136 pass the AGB Test Cartridge hardware test] (something many third-party GBA emulators couldn't do at the time of Sloop's initial release), and can even replicate the rumble feature of the GameCube's Game Boy Player for titles that supported it.
;''[[Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics]]'' ([[GameCube]])
:The GameCube games for Nintendo Classics are only playable on the Switch 2, most likely due to processing power requirements. There's a strong chance that it's based on Hagi, the same GameCube/[[Wii emulators|Wii]] emulator that was used most prominently in the limited-edition ''Super Mario 3D All-Stars''.
;''[[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics]]'' ([[Virtual Boy]])
:Unlike GameCube, Virtual Boy games are playable on both Switch systems. Due to the Virtual Boy having no region lock by default, players have the benefit of playing games that were not available in their region back then, including games that were not released in cartridge format. The emulator does a very well job on pretty much everything that is not on 3D graphics department.
;[[m2engage]] ([[Sega Genesis emulators|Sega Genesis]])
:Co-developed with the venerable [[wikipedia:M2 (game developer)|M2]], which has a long history of making first-party emulators and retro re-releases, especially for Sega. The Genesis games offered on Switch Online are mostly the same ones you'll find on other widely-available Genesis collections, but the Switch Online app is arguably the best official way to play most of them.

==Controllers==

For subscribers, Nintendo sells controllers based on the consoles that are available on the service (except for handheld systems). On Switch 1 and 2, these controllers can be used only for the app corresponding with the system that is played. Some of the general features are:

* All controllers can be connected to certain devices through Bluetooth (4.0 or higher), some of them can also be used through their USB-C connector and can even be used with common PC games through Steam;
* Most controllers behave the same as Switch Pro Controller, besides limitations on the number of buttons that are available for each design;
* All controllers had extra buttons which are exclusive to functions related to the system (HOME, Capture, Pair / Sync and C);
* A maximum of 4 controllers can be sold per Nintendo Account;
* It can be sold only for selected users who have an active NSO subscription. These controllers are not available to deliver for every NSO user around the world (Nintendo of America sells them only to users in the US and Canada, but not to Brazil, Mexico, and other countries from the Americas; for Japan, the player must be an actual resident of the country), forcing the user to reach secondary markets for additional controllers and/or variants (e.g.: eBay).

;Nintendo Entertainment System Controller (HAC-033 [left, player 1] and HAC-034 [right, player 2])
:Sold only for users of the NES NC app. It is based on the original NES controller but behaves like a Joy-Con and is always sold in a pair. Can only be charged through the Joy-Con rails.
;Family Computer Controller (HAC-035 [left, player I] and HAC-036 [right, player II])
:Sold only in Japan. It is based on the original Famicom controllers and like the NES version, it behaves like a Joy-Con and is sold in a pair. The second controller (right Joy-Con) also supports the Mic input used on several games (''The Mystery of Atlantis'').
;Super Nintendo Entertainment System Controller / Super Famicom Controller (HAC-042)
:Based on the original SNES controllers. All regional variants behave the same.
;Virtual Boy for Nintendo Switch 2/Nintendo Switch (HAC‐061)
:Not a controller, but rather, a special, non-electronic dock that is used to play Virtual Boy games. It is a replica of the original stand which also comes with red lens to attach almost every model of the system (except the Nintendo Switch Lite) into it. Despite its hefty price, it is not required to play with it, but might provide a better visual experience in certain games, such as ''Red Alarm''.
;Virtual Boy (Cardboard Model) for Nintendo Switch 2/Nintendo Switch (HAC‐047)
:A cheaper version of the dock mentioned earlier, where it functions similar to the cardboard lens from ''Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 04: VR Kit''. As the name implies, it is a dock made of cardboard, which also does use the same lens as the ''Nintendo Labo'' ones. Unlike this one, however, the player must play with the Joy-Cons attached to it all the time, which may cause arm fatigue. Again, it is not really required, but might provide a better visual experience in certain games.
;Nintendo 64 Controller (HAC‐043)
:Modeled after the original Nintendo 64 controller. All regional variants behave the same. Unlike the original, it comes with a built-in Rumble function for games that had support for Rumble Pak.
;Nintendo GameCube Controller (BEE-021)
:Modeled after the original GameCube controller, and currently, the only one who is not compatible with the original Switch. The controller features additional buttons that are not included in the original, including the respective reprints for both ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' and ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. Original GameCube controllers (plus the respective ''Smash Bros.'' reprints) can be used as substitutes for the GameCube Controller inside the GameCube app through the official Nintendo GameCube Controller Adapter sold for Wii U and Nintendo Switch.
;SEGA Genesis Control Pad / SEGA Mega Drive Control Pad (HAC‐045)
:Sold only for users of the Genesis / Mega Drive app outside Japan. The design is based on the original Control Pad for the Genesis / Mega Drive with 3-button support.
;SEGA Mega Drive Fighting Pad 6B (HAC‐046)
:Sold only for users of the Mega Drive app inside Japan. Its design is based on the Fighting Pad 6B (known as 6 Button Control Pad), although it is based on the original design sold for Japan and Asian countries, which is optimized for smaller hands.

All of these controllers works as intended on Nintendo Switch 2.<ref>https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/68426</ref> However, the NES and Famicom versions of the controllers must be charged through external methods only, as the system does not allow direct Joy-Con controllers from the original Nintendo Switch due to pinout differences.

==Game Injection==
* [http://darkakuma.z-net.us/p/cave-database-manager-v15.html CaVE Database Manager]: A tool that allows the user to create additional entries from external ROMs (or a whole new database) stored in the microSD card. It is not recommended to use pre-made packs that cover a whole romset due to the high chance of the app itself crashing (loading too many entries at once) and the possibility of duplicated entries through emulator updates (e.g.: Internal entry from the app conflicting with a user-made entry). To load your custom entries on Nintendo Switch emulators, you can do:
**[[Yuzu]] and any of its forks: Copy the database folder of the desired app to the folder where belongs your virtual SD card, such as <code>C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\yuzu\sdmc\atmosphere\content\</code>
**[[Ryujinx]] and any of its forks: Copy the database folder of the desired app to the <code>Ryujinx\portable\mods\contents\</code> folder. This method assumes that you're using Ryujinx in "Portable" mode.

==Emulation of the service==
{{Main|Nintendo Switch emulators#Hardware features and peripherals}}
{{Main|Nintendo Switch 2 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals}}
{{Main|Preservation projects#Private platform servers}}
*There was a service called [https://web.archive.org/web/20201103044650/https://raptor.network/ Raptor Network] and [https://web.archive.org/web/20201103042150/https://yuzu-emu.org/entry/yuzu-x-raptor/ yuzu emulator once offered beta support] for Raptor Network. However, [https://web.archive.org/web/20240304181556/https://yuzu-emu.org/entry/yuzu-x-raptor/ this feature was later removed].
*On July 21, 2024, the "NVNProgram" claimed that a custom Ryujinx build can connect to Nintendo Switch Online for Splatoon 3 matches, supposedly for the first time.[https://x.com/NVNprogram/status/1815040595833844201]
*On November 5, 2024, Nintendo confirmed that the service and its apps would be playable in Nintendo Switch 2 through backwards compatibility[https://x.com/NintendoCoLtd/status/1853972163033968794/], including its use on native games. This indirectly also confirms the support of Nintendo Accounts in the system.

So in summary, there is no [[Preservation_projects#Private_platform_servers|preservation project for emulating Nintendo Switch Online private platform server service]], or any kind of implementation on the emulator side ([[Nintendo Switch emulators#Hardware features and peripherals]], [[Nintendo Switch 2 emulators#Hardware features and peripherals]]) to connect official servers at the moment. Having said that, [[#List_of_emulators|emulators of the Nintendo Switch Online service]] are supported by [[Ryujinx]] and [[yuzu]], including their respective forks.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode=packed caption="Nintendo Classics icon gallery">
NESNC.png|Nintendo Entertainment System icon
<includeonly>FCNC.png|Family Computer icon</includeonly>
SNESNC.png|Super Nintendo Entertainment System icon (The Americas)
SFCNC.png|Super Famicom icon
SNESNCPAL.png|Super Nintendo Entertainment System icon (Europe, Oceania, South Korea)
VBNC.png|Virtual Boy icon
N64NC.png|Nintendo 64 icon
GBNC.png|Game Boy icon
GBANC.png|Game Boy Advance icon
NGCNC.png|Nintendo GameCube icon
</gallery>

==See also==
;Related articles
*[[Preservation projects]]
;Online play on older Nintendo consoles
*[[Early online services]] (Includes services by Nintendo & for Nintendo products)
*[[Nintendo Network]] (Wii U & 3DS)
*[[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]] (DS, DSi & Wii)
*[[Netplay#Nintendo_Consoles|Netplay on Nintendo consoles]] (Netplay inside emulators for Nintendo's consoles, this shouldn't be confused with [[:Category:Online_services|Online services]] though)
[[Category:Official emulators]]
[[Category:Official multi-emulators]]
[[Category:Online services]]
[[Category:Nintendo online services]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Game Boy/Game Boy Color emulators}}
{{Sega Genesis emulators}}

Video game compilations

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==Nintendo==
===Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Donkey Kong Classics
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II
| Square
| NES games
|-
| Quattro Adventure (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Arcade (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Quattro Sports (unlicensed)
| Codemasters
| European PC games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt / World Class Track Meet
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario Bros. / Tetris / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Super Spike V'Ball / Nintendo World Cup
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
|}

===Game Boy===
◎ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 1: Asteroids / Missile Command ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 2: Centipede / Millipede ◎
| Nintendo
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 3: Galaga / Galaxian ◎
| Nintendo
| Namco Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classic No. 4: Defender / Joust ◎
| Nintendo
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Arcade Classics: Super Breakout / Battlezone ◎
| THQ
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Bomberman Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy & NES games
|-
| Bugs Bunny Collection ◎
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Commodore 16+4 Pack (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Dracula's Castle Collection (aftermarket)
| Habit Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game Boy Gallery 2 ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery ◎
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Genjin Collection ◎
| Hudson Soft
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4 ◎
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II
| Acclaim
| Game Boy games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 1 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 2 ◎
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Namco Gallery Vol. 3 ◎
| Namco
| NES & Game Boy games
|-
| Pachio-kun Game Gallery
| Coconuts Japan
| Game Boy games
|-
| Pinball Deluxe
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Race Days
| GameTek
| Game Boy games
|-
| Selection I & II: Erabareshi Mono & Ankoku no Fuuin
| KEMCO
| Game Boy games
|-
| Sports Collection
| Tonkin House
| Game Boy games
|-
| Taito Variety Pack
| Taito
| Game Boy games
|-
|}

===Super Nintendo Entertainment System===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Caravan Shooting Collection
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
|-
| Dragon Quest I & II
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| EMIT Value Set
| Koei
| SNES games
|-
| Kyuuyaku Megami Tensei
| Atlus
| NES games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Midway
| Atari Games Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Arcade Classics
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 1
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Nichibutsu Collection 2
| Nichibutsu
| Nichibutsu Arcade games
|-
| Ninja Gaiden Trilogy
| Tecmo
| NES games
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Tetris & Dr. Mario
| Nintendo
| NES games
|-
| Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Williams
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Wizardry I-II-III: Story of Llylgamyn
| Media Factory
| NES games
|-
|}

===Virtual Boy===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Space Invaders Virtual Collection
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
|-
|}

===Nintendo 64===
Although the system has enough power to emulate at least the [[Nintendo Entertainment System emulators|NES]] and [[Emulators on Nintendo 64|other systems]], very few official games made use of emulation, likely due to the system not being optimized for 2D graphics rendering.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Doubutsu no Mori
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 64
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Game Boy Color===
× = Not backwards compatible with the original Game Boy or Super Game Boy 
○ = Supports Super Game Boy features

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Blupi's Adventures ○ (aftermarket)
| Homebrew Factory
| PC games
|-
| Bomberman Selection ×
| Hudson
| Game Boy games
|-
| Dragon Warrior I & II ○
| Enix
| NES games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 2 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 3 ○
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 1
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 2
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 3
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Konami GB Collection Vol. 4
| Konami
| Game Boy games
|-
| Metamorphosis Collection (aftermarket)
| incube8 Games
| Game Boy games
|-
| Micro Machines 1 and 2: Twin Turbo ×
| THQ
| Game Boy games
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade Hits: Joust / Defender
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
|-
| Midway presents Arcade Hits: Moon Patrol / Spy Hunter
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Irem/Midway Arcade games
|-
| Ms. Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Namco Arcade/handheld games
|-
| Pac-Man: Special Color Edition ○
| Namco
| Game Boy games
|-
| R-Type DX
| Epoch
| Game Boy games
|-
| Rugrats Portable Collection ○ (aftermarket)
| Limited Run Games
| Game Boy & Game Boy Color games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
| Tynesoft - Commodore 16 Classics II (aftermarket)
| insideGadgets
| Commodore 16 games
|-
|}

===Game Boy Advance===
Alongside the [[Classic NES Series]], the GBA proved to be a great way to play NES games on the go with certain compilations that used [[PocketNES]].

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Aspyr
| Aspyr
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anniversary Advance
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Capcom Classics Mini Mix]]
| Sensory Sweep Studios
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Centipede / Breakout / Warlords
| Epicenter Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Classic NES Series|Famicom Mini Collection]] (unreleased; prototype dumped)
| Nintendo
| iQue
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
| TOSE
| Square Enix
| WonderSwan games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Gallery 4
| TOSE
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gauntlet / Rampart
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hudson Best Collection]] series
| Hudson
| Hudson Soft
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| JaJaMaru Jr. Denshouki: Jaleco Collection mo AriSourou
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kessakusen! Ganbare Goemon 1, 2: Yuki-hime to McGuiness
| Jupiter
| Konami
| SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Collector's Series: Arcade Advanced
| KCE America
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Kunio-Kun Nekketsu Collection]] series
| Million
| Atlus
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Marble Madness / Klax
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits
| Pocket Studios
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Williams Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Millipede / Super Breakout / Lunar Lander
| Gravity-I
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Moero!! Jaleco Collection]]
| Jaleco
| Jaleco
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mother 1+2
| Pax Softnica
| Nintendo
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Collection
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Pac-Man games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Paperboy / Rampage
| Frame Studios Interactive
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Phantasy Star Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pong / Asteroids / Yars' Revenge
| EC Interactive Games
| DSI Games
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Power Pro Kun Pocket 1, 2
| Diamond Head
| Konami
| Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sansara Naga 1x2
| Groove Box Japan
| Victor Interactive Software
| NES & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Arcade Gallery
| BITS Studios
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack
| CodeFire
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spy Hunter / Super Sprint
| Black Lantern Studios
| DSI Games
| Atari Games & Midway Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wisdom Tree GBA Collection (aftermarket)
| Wisdom Tree
| Piko Interactive
| NES games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo GameCube===
The GameCube has enough power to [[Emulators on GameCube|emulate]] many 8-bit and 16-bit hardware, including some consoles from the last generation. This also include the GBA, despite the existence of the Game Boy Player.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Animal Crossing
| Nintendo
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos: Owaranai Tsubasa to Ushinawareta Umi Complete Box
| Namco
| GameCube and NES games
| {{~}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition
| Nintendo
| NES & Nintendo 64 games (Disk System and Nintendo 64 games in Japan)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| NES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| SNES & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Nintendo Puzzle Collection
| Nintendo
| NES, SNES and Nintendo 64 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pokémon Box: Ruby & Sapphire
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pokémon Channel
| Nintendo
| Pokémon Mini games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo DS===
Compilations with emulators started to be popular on the DS, but [[Emulators on Nintendo DS|unofficial emulators]] expanded the possibilities even further. Some emulators also uses the extra power of Nintendo DSi hardware.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 1
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Greatest Hits: Volume 2
| Code Mystics
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crimson Room
| Takagism
| Success
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fushigi Yuugi DS
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Game & Watch Collection 2
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game & Watch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Virtual Play Games
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Konami Classics Series: Arcade Hits
| M2
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Legacy of Ys: Books I & II
| Interchannel-Holon
| Interchannel-Holon
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero Collection
| Inti Creates
| Capcom
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum DS
| M2
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Retro Atari Classics
| Taniko
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sonic Classic Collection
| Creative Assembly
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii===
For many, the Wii is one of the best resorts when it comes to retro game emulation: The [[Virtual Console]] plus analog video outputs and the amount of [[Emulators on Wii|emulators and source ports]] for the system. The latter did not prevent compilations with official emulator(s) to appear in physical media, though.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Complete
| Aksys Games
| WiiWare games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Data East Arcade Classics
| Majesco
| Data East Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon Quest 25 Shuunen Kinen: Famicom & Super Famicom Dragon Quest I-II-III
| Square Enix
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunblade NY & L.A. Machineguns Arcade Hits Pack
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kirby's Dream Collection: Special Edition
| Nintendo
| GB, NES, SNES & N64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mad Dog McCree: Gunslinger Pack
| Majesco
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo and Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metroid Prime Trilogy
| Nintendo
| GameCube & Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Milestone Shooting Collection 2
| Milestone
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Namco Museum Megamix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Remix
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Super Mario All-Stars: 25th Anniversary Edition
| Nintendo
| Super Mario All-Stars for SNES
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Shooting Collection
| UFO Interactive
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo 3DS===
The 3DS initially had troubles to run [[Emulators on Nintendo 3DS|emulators]] (even worse in official grounds) outside of Virtual Console and Sega's own [[Sega 3D Classics|3D Classics]]. Thanks to the New 3DS models, it become more feasible to use [[RetroArch]] to emulate pretty much everything up to the PlayStation over the years.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Exient Entertainment
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bit.Trip Saga
| Gaijin Games
| Aksys Games
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cut the Rope: Triple Treat
| FUN Labs
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Inazuma Eleven 1-2-3: Endou Mamoru Densetsu
| Level-5
| Level-5
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| J Legend Retsuden
| Gotch Technology
| Bandai Namco Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Kunio-kun Nekketsu Complete: Famicom-Hen
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions
| Gotch Technology
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Nostatic Software
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Classics Collection]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega 3D Classics|Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives 3: Final Stage]]
| M2
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Wii U===
Unlike its predecessor, the Wii U lacked diversity of (even unofficial) [[Emulators on Wii U|emulators]], besides the Virtual Console. As with the 3DS, RetroArch became the de-facto way to emulate 8-bit to 32-bit game consoles.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Horberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD for Wii U
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| SHMUP Collection
| Pixelheart
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Quiet Collection
| Nostatic Software
| Xbox 360 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch===
Being the second best-selling video game console in the whole world (with a high possibility of being the first), the Nintendo Switch has lots of compilations in form of emulators, remakes, HD remasters, and, sometimes, source ports even. While there is [[Emulators on Nintendo Switch|unofficial emulators]], it became unappealing to mod a Switch just for emulation overtime, due to the ascension of Windows/Android gaming handhelds.

× = Incompatible with the Nintendo Switch 2 
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Nintendo Switch 2 
◎ = Has a native Nintendo Switch 2 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Abarenbo Tengu & Zombie Nation
| City Connection
| City Connection
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Accolade Sports Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Genesis and Amiga games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ace Attorney Investigations Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アイカギ　きみと一緒にパック
| Azarashi Software
| iMel
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| アケアカNEOGEO セレクション series
| Hamster Corporation
| SNK
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| アレスタコレクション
| M2
| M2
| Master System and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Angry Video Game Nerd I & II Deluxe
| FreakZone
| Retroware
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Another Code: Recollection
| Arc System Works
| Nintendo
| Nintendo DS and Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo DS and 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Arcade Classics Anniversary Collection
| Hamster Corporation
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Flashback Classics
| Code Mystics
| Atari
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Azure Striker GUNVOLT: STRIKER PACK
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Azure Striker Gunvolt Trilogy Enhanced
| Inti Creates
| Inti Creates
| Nintendo 3DS and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| バロック屋
| Sting
| Sting
| PC and Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Baten Kaitos I & II HD Remaster
| logicalbeat
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| GameCube games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bear With Me: The Complete Collection
| Exordium Games
| Miyagi Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Archives (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Beat 'Em Up Collection (QUByte Classics)
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bill & Ted's Excellent Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BioShock: The Collection
| Virtuos
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Blizzard Arcade Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Blizzard Entertainment
| SNES and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Borderlands Legendary Collection
| Turn Me Up Games
| 2K
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| A Boy and His Blob: Retro Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Ziggurat
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Braveland Trilogy
| Tortuga Team
| Ellada Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Breakers Collection
| QUByte Interactive
| QUByte Interactive
| Neo Geo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| BROTHERS CONFLICT　 Precious Baby for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Bubsy In: The Purrfect Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Atari
| Bubsy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cabela's The Hunt and Bass Pro Shops The Strike Combo Pack
| Cokem International
| Cokem International
| Wii games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Fighting Collection 2
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Advance Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Game Boy Advance & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Castlevania Dominus Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Nintendo DS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| CHAOS;HEAD / CHAOS;CHILD らぶChu☆Chu！ DOUBLE PACK
| Mages.
| Mages.
| PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space
| Eden Industries
| KEMCO
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cho Aniki Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of Mana
| M2
| Square Enix
| Mana games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Collection of SaGa: Final Fantasy Legend
| Racjin
| Square Enix
| Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Company of Heroes Collection
| Relic Entertainment
| Feral Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Contra Anniversary Collection
| M2
| Konami
| Konami console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Cosmic Fantasy Collection
| Edia
| Edia
| TurboDuo games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
| Toys for Bob
| Activision
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cronostase Electric Collection
| Cronostase
| Penguin Pop Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Cthulhu Mythos ADV 闇に囁く狂気＆呪禍に沈む島
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| Gotcha Gotcha Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Arcade
| M2
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darius Cozmic Collection: Console
| M2
| Taito
| Taito console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dead Fun Pack: Penguins and Aliens Strike Again
| Pixel Bones Studios
| EnjoyUp Games
| Wii U games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Deathsmiles I･II
| CAVE
| City Connection
| CAVE Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition
| Media.Vision
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Disney Afternoon Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Disney/Capcom NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| Disney console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Distraint Collection
| Jesse Makkonen
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ドカポン3・2・1 スーパーコレクション!
| Sting
| Sting
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| DOOM + DOOM II
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom and Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Double Dragon & Kunio-kun Retro Brawler Bundle
| Arc System Works
| Arc System Works
| NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ドラゴンクエストヒーローズI・II for Nintendo Switch
| Koei Tecmo Games
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 4 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Digital Leisure
| Digital Leisure
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DreadOut: Remastered Collection
| Digital Happiness
| Soft Source
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeon Slime Collection
| Pequi Studios
| Ratalaika Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| dweeMIXED: Thwee Pack
| magicdweedoo
| magicdweedoo
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Earnest Evans Collection
| Mighty Rabbit Studios
| Edia
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Collection: Handheld
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Atari Lynx games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Epyx Games – Sports Collection
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection
| Atlus
| SEGA
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Evoland: Legendary Edition
| Shiro Games
| Shiro Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ExZeus: The Complete Collection
| Sickhead Games
| Ziggurat
| PlayStation 2 and PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fairune Collection
| Skipmore
| Flyhigh Works
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Famicom Detective Club: The Two-Case Collection
| Mages.
| Nintendo
| Famicom Disk System games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FATE: Reawakened
| Tableflip Games
| Tableflip Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Felix the Cat
| Limited Run Games
| Konami
| NES and Game Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fighting Fantasy Classics Vol. 1
| Tin Man Games
| Tin Man Games
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fighting Force Collection
| Implicit Conversions
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| Square Enix
| PlayStation Vita games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FLOWERS 四季
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 飛翔鮫！鮫！鮫！ -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| FoxyLand Collection
| BUG-Studio
| Ratalaika Games
| Xbox One & PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| FRAMED Collection
| Loveshack Entertainment
| Loveshack Entertainment
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Freddi Fish Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery
| Grace Bruxner
| worm club
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| フルキスSS
| Entergram
| Entergram
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Hiyoko|Game Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy and Game Boy Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sloop|Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゲームセンターCX 有野の挑戦状 1+2 REPLAY
| indiesZero
| Bandai Namco Entertainment
| Nintendo DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| がんばれゴエモン大集合！
| M2
| Konami
| Konami domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| GEX Trilogy
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| PlayStation games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gleylancer and Gynoug: Classic Shmups Pack
| Ratalaika Games
| Ratalaika Games
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gobliiins Collection
| Red Art Games
| Red Art Games
| PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Golden Tee Arcade Classics
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gradius Origins
| M2
| Konami
| Gradius games
| {{~}}
|-
| Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition
| Grove Street Games
| Rockstar Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Grandia HD Collection
| Game Arts
| GungHo Online Entertainment
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Grisaia Trilogy
| Prototype
| Prototype
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Gruniożerca Trilogy
| Take IT Studio!
| Take IT Studio!
| Aftermarket NES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunman Clive HD Collection
| Hörberg Productions
| Hörberg Productions
| Nintendo 3DS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hakuoki: Chronicles of Wind and Blossom
| Idea Factory
| eastasiasoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 薄桜鬼真改遊戯録　隊士達の大宴会 for Nintendo Switch
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Heretic + Hexen
| Nightdive Studios
| Bethesda
| Doom WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Hidden Gems: Volume One
| Pixel Games UK
| Pixel Games UK
| Commodore 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Him & Her Collection
| Willams
| QUByte Interactive
| Nintendo Switch games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hook: Complete Edition
| Maciej Targoni
| Ultimate Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hotline Miami Collection
| Dennaton Games
| Devolver Digital
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Humongous Classic Collection
| Humongous Entertainment
| UFO Interactive
| PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| HUNDRED FIRES: The rising of red star -Complete Edition-
| Naili Studio
| David Amado Fernández
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| IGS Classic Arcade Collection
| IGS
| IGS
| PolyGame Master games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 1
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 2
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Irem Collection Volume 3
| Ratalaika Games
| ININ Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal!
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jaleco Sports: Goal! 2
| Sickhead Games
| Rock It Games
| NES & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Journey Down Trilogy
| SkyGoblin
| BlitWorks
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Jurassic Park: Classic Games Collection
| Limited Run Games
| Limited Run Games
| NES, Genesis, Game Boy & SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Jurassic World Aftermath Collection
| Coatsink Software
| Coatsink Software
| Meta Quest games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 十三支演義偃月三国伝1・2 for Nintendo Switch
| Otomate
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| かまいたちの夜×3
| Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft
| SNES & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| 神々の悪戯 Unite Edition
| Nippon Ichi Software
| Broccoli
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kyukyoku TigerHeli -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Last Ninja Collection + Bonus Games
| System 3 Software
| System 3 Software
| European PC games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 1
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (1-3)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 2
| Neobard Entertainment
| Capcom
| Mega Man Battle Network games (4-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (1-6)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Legacy Collection 2
| Various
| Capcom
| Mainline Mega Man games (7-10)
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Star Force games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection
| M2
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (1-4)
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2
| Digital Works
| Capcom
| Mega Man X games (5-8)
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Mega Man Zero and ZX games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Legacy Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari
| Midway Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.1
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.2
| Code Mystics
| SNK
| Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Hovercraft|Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics: MATURE 17+]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Nintendo 64 Mature/Adult games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| NES and Disk System games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| RetroRealms Double Feature: Halloween and Ash vs Evil Dead
| WayForward Technologies
| Boss Team Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ROUTE16 Collection
| Gotch Technology
| Sunsoft
| Arcade, NES & Nintendo Switch games
| {{~}}
|-
| SNK 40th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| NIS America
| SNK Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[m2engage|SEGA Genesis – Nintendo Switch Online]]
| M2
| Nintendo
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Classics
| D3T
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Origins
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis & Sega CD games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Origins Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[L-CLASSICS|Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Milestones series
| Hamster Corporation
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Konami
| Konami Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. I
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Anthology Vol. II
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Turrican Flashback
| Factor 5
| ININ Games
| Turrican PC/console games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Virtual Boy - Nintendo Classics|Virtual Boy – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| Virtual Boy games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ゼロファイアー -TOAPLAN ARCADE GARAGE-
| M2
| M2
| Toaplan Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Ghoul Patrol
| Digital Eclipse
| Disney Electronic Content
| SNES games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

===Nintendo Switch 2===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| [[Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics|Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics]]
| Nintendo
| Nintendo
| GameCube games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Sega==
===SG-1000/SC-3000===
🖭 = SC-3000 only (tape format) 
💾 = SC-3000 only (SF-7000 required) 
× = Incompatible with the Sega Master System

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Pack 1 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 2 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Arcade Pack 3 🖭
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| The Complete Arcade Pack Collection 💾
| Poseidon Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| Gold Pack 💾
| Scorpion Software
| SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II Multicart × (aftermarket; SC-3000 only)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000 & SC-3000 games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART (aftermarket)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Supertape 1 🖭
| John Sands
| SC-3000 games
|-
|}

===Sega Master System===
× = Incompatible with the Sega Genesis

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Smash Hits
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| Astro Warrior / Pit Pot
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Best 25 × (unlicensed)
| Zemina
| MSX games
|-
| Game Box Série Corridas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Game Box Série Lutas
| Tec Toy
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Astro Warrior
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Hang-On / Safari Hunt
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| Master Games 1
| SEGA
| Master System games
|-
| SC-3000 Survivors Mk II MEGACART × (aftermarket; fully playable on Mark III, partially playable on other models)
| SC-3000 Survivors
| SG-1000, SC-3000, Colecovision & MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 125 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
| Super Multi Game: Super 75 in 1 × (unlicensed)
| Unknown
| MSX games
|-
|}

===Sega Genesis===
⊚ = Sega CD only

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| 2 Games on One Cart: Fantastic Dizzy and Cosmic Spacehead
| Codemasters
| NES games
|-
| 40 Bonus Games in 1 (aftermarket)
| AtGames
| Genesis & Firecore games
|-
| 6-Pak
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Ecco the Dolphin CD ⊚
| SEGA
| Sega CD games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 1 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Game no Kanzume Vol. 2 ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Heart of the Alien: Out of this World Parts I and II ⊚
| Interplay Entertainment
| Amiga & Sega CD games
|-
| Sega Classics Arcade Collection ⊚
| SEGA
| Genesis games
|-
| Wondermega Collection ⊚
| Victor Musical Industries
| Genesis & Sega CD games
|-
|}

===Sega Game Gear===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Arcade Classics
| SEGA
| Atari Arcade games
|-
| The Excellent Dizzy Collection
| Codemasters
| NES & PC games
|-
| Sonic 2 in 1
| SEGA
| Game Gear games
|-
|}

===Sega Saturn===
The Saturn has potential to [[Emulators on Saturn|emulate]] some 8-bit hardware, but due to low sales, most companies preferred to just port their games natively.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 1 Shuu Gekitsuiou no Jidai
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 2 Shuu Makai to Kishi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 3 Shuu Koko ni Rekishi Hajimaru
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 4 Shuu Kokou no Eiyuu
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Generation: Dai 5 Shuu Kakutouka-tachi
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Detana Twinbee Yahho! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Falcom Classics
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Falcom Classics II
| Victor
| Victor
| Japanese PC games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gradius Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| ImageFight & XMultiply: Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Irem Arcade Classics
| I'MAX
| I'MAX
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konami Antiques MSX Collection Ultra Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| MSX games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Langrisser: Dramatic Edition
| Masaya
| Masaya
| Genesis & SNES games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Legend of Heroes I & II Eiyuu Densetsu
| Highwaystar
| GMF
| PC-8801 games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Lovely Pop 2 in 1 Jan Jan Koi Shimasho
| Visco
| Visco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Parodius / Gokujou Parodius Da! Deluxe Pack
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Salamander Deluxe Pack Plus
| Konami
| Konami
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Columns Arcade Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages I Love Mickey Mouse: Fushigi no Oshiro Daibouken I Love Donald Duck: Guruzia Ou no Hihou
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Memorial Selection Vol. 2
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Sega Ages Phantasy Star Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Master System & Genesis games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Ages Rouka ni Ichidant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages Vol. 1 Syukudai ga Tant-R
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Ages: Volume 1
| Rutubo Games
| Working Designs / SEGA
| Saturn versions of Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic Jam
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Street Fighter Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Super Real Mahjong Graffiti
| Seta
| Seta
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Taito Chase H.Q. Plus S.C.I.
| Taito
| Taito
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 1
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Force: Gold Pack 2
| Technosoft
| Technosoft
| Genesis & Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Thunder Storm & Road Blaster
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Gal & Ninja Hayate
| Ecseco
| Ecseco
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry Llylgamyn Saga
| Thunderstone
| Locus
| Remakes of Apple II games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wizardry VI & VII Complete
| Data East
| Data East
| Remakes of MS-DOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Wonder 3 Arcade Gears
| Xing
| Xing
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Dreamcast===
It is better to use [[Emulators on Dreamcast|unofficial emulators]] over most compilations.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anniversary Edition
| Digital Eclipse
| Infogrames
| Atari Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Dream Passport 3
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis games as demos
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Pia Carrot e Youkoso!! 2.5
| Cocktail Soft
| NEC Interchannel
| Dreamcast and Game Boy Color games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pro Pinball Trilogy
| Cunning Developments
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Smash Pack Volume 1
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Genesis & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| [[Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1]]
| Aspect
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
|}

==Microsoft==
===Xbox===
Being a redux PC, the Xbox received a fair amount of [[Emulators on Xbox|emulated]] video game compilations from the PS2. Many of these were released only in United States and Europe.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
| 369 Interactive
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dead or Alive Ultimate
| Team Ninja
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| BrezzaSoft
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum
| Mass Media
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Silent Scope Complete
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Anniversary Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| Sega
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Empire Interactive
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Classic Arcade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Namco/Midway Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
|}

===Xbox 360===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Remasters of Dreamcast games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.1
| Konami
| Konami
| PS1 & Konami Arcade games
|-
| Konami Classics Vol.2
| Konami
| Konami
| Konami Arcade games
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Backbone Entertainment
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.1
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| PopCap Arcade Vol.2
| PopCap Games
| PopCap Games
|
|-
| Sakura Flamingo Archives.
| KLON
| KLON
| SEGA NAOMI Arcade games.
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Unplugged Vol.1
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Compilation Disc
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox Live Arcade Game Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Xbox 360 Triple Pack
| Various
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Xbox 360 games
|-
| Capcom Digital Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Xbox 360 Arcade games
|-
| Namco Museum Virtual Arcade
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Bandai Games
| Xbox 360 & Namco Arcade games
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Kojima Productions
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
|}

===Xbox One===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a Xbox Series X/S 
◎ = Can be played on Windows 10 PCs through Xbox Play Anywhere; powered by Universal Windows Platform

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Rare Replay
| Microsoft Game Studios
| Rare games
|-
|}

==Sony==
===PlayStation===
Despite being the ace of its generation, the PlayStation was not a very good machine for processing power. Therefore, companies preferred to port their games over using [[Emulators on PlayStation|emulators]] instead. And the results ended up not being great anyway.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands
| Probe
| Acclaim
| Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 2===
Repeating the same success from its predecessor, the PlayStation 2 had lots of [[Emulators on PlayStation 2|emulated]] games. It is notoriously known for paving the way to companies such as M2 and Hamster to be highly praised for official emulation in Japan.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| 1945 I&II The Arcade Games
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Contraband Entertainment
| Activision
| Atari 2600 games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ADK Tamashii
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Art of Fighting Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Atari Anthology
| Digital Eclipse
| Atari SA
| Atari arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Bakumatsu Rouman: Gekka no Kenshi 1-2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| ef - a fairy tale of the two.
| Minori
| Comfort
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 2
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| First Kiss * Monogatari I & II
| M2
| Broccoli
| PlayStation and Dreamcast games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Fu'un Super Combo
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Game Center USA: Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Success
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Gunbird Special Edition
| Psikyo
| Atlus
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| Gunvari Collection + Time Crisis
| Namco
| Namco
| Namco Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-

| Intellivision Lives!
| Realtime Associates
| Crave
| Intellivision games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 02/03
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters 2000/2001
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
| Terminal Reality
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The King of Fighters NESTS-hen
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| King's Field: Dark Side Box
| From Software
| From Software
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Konohana Pack: 3tsu no Jikenbo
| Vridge
| Success
| PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marie to Elie Atelier: Salsburg no Renkinjutsu 1+2
| Gust
| Gust
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 1 (unlicensed)
| Datel
| Datel
| Game Boy Advance games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mega Man Anniversary Collection
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Capcom
| NES, SNES, Arcade & PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Mega Man X Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| SNES and PlayStation games
| {{~}}
|-
| Memories Off Duet: 1st & 2nd Stories
| KID
| KID
| PlayStation & Neo Geo Pocket Color games
| {{~}}
|-
| Metal Slug 4 & 5
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS & Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 2
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures 3
| Digital Eclipse
| Midway Home Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
| Digital Eclipse
| Namco
| Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| namCollection
| Namco
| Namco
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Neverland Kenkyuushi
| Idea Factory
| Idea Factory
| PlayStation games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 1
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| PopCap Hits! Vol 2
| PopCap
| PopCap
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 3: Sol Divide & Dragon Blaze
| Psikyo
| Taito
| Psikyo Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| RockMan: Power Battle Fighters
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Samurai Shodown Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages 2500]] series
| Various
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sega Classics Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sega Genesis Collection
| Digital Eclipse
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade and Genesis games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| DHM Interactive
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sonic Gems Collection
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis, Game Gear, Arcade & PC games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sonic Mega Collection Plus
| Sonic Team
| SEGA
| Genesis and Game Gear games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Street Fighter Alpha Anthology
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{~}}
|-
| Sunsoft Collection
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends
| Empire Oxford
| SEGA
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Legends 2
| Empire Oxford
| Destineer
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Gekan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Taito Memories II Joukan
| Taito
| Taito
| Taito Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Tecmo Hit Parade
| Tecmo
| Tecmo
| Tecmo Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ultimate Pro Pinball
| Atomic Planet Entertainment
| Empire Interactive
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Vampire: Darkstalkers Collection
| Capcom
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{TBD}}
|-
| World Heroes Anthology
| SNK Playmore
| SNK Playmore
| Neo Geo MVS games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ys I & II: Eternal Story
| DigiCube
| DigiCube
| Japanese PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation 3===
The system was known for receiving HD ports of PlayStation 2 games, but it also received a bunch of compilations with [[Emulators on PlayStation 3|emulators]] shared with the Xbox 360.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Emulator?
|-
| Angry Birds Trilogy
| Activision
| iOS games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Capcom Arcade Cabinet
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Darkstalkers Resurrection
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Don Bluth Presents: Dragon's Lair Trilogy
| Destineer
| Arcade LaserDisc games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Devil May Cry HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| DOOM Classic Complete
| Bethesda
| Doom & Doom II WADs
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Dragon Ball Z Budokai HD Collection
| Namco Bandai Games
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Far Cry Compilation
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Far Cry: The Wild Expedition
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Final Fight: Double Impact
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| God of War Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| God of War: Origins Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Hitman HD Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 & PlayStation Portable games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Memories Off 6 Complete
| .5pb
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
| Konami
| MSX, PlayStation & PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Metal Gear Solid Edition
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Marvel vs. Capcom Origins
| Capcom
| Capcom Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Midway Arcade Origins
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection
| Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
| Midway Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Namco Museum Essentials
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| The Orange Box
| EA Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Pac-Man Museum
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| R-Type Dimensions
| Tozai
| Irem Arcade games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Ratchet & Clank Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Ryuu ga Gotoku 1&2 HD Edition
| SEGA
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| [[Sega Ages Online|Sega Vintage Collection]] series
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Sengoku Basara HD Collection
| Capcom
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Silent Hill HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Sly Collection
| Sony Computer Entertainment
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection
| SEGA
| Sega Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People
| Telltale Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Spelunker Collection
| Tozai Games
| Irem Arcade/domestic games
| {{Ya}}
|-
| Syberia Collection
| Nordic Games
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Time Crisis: Razing Storm
| Namco Bandai Games
| Namco Arcade games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Classic Trilogy HD
| Ubisoft
| PC games
| {{Na}}
|-
| The Tomb Raider Trilogy
| Square Enix
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
| Zone of the Enders HD Collection
| Konami
| PlayStation 2 games
| {{Na}}
|-
|}

===PlayStation Portable===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Activision Hit Remix
| Activision Games
|
|-
| Atari Classics Evolve
| Atari Games
|
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded
| Capcom Arcade Games
|
|-
| Capcom Classics Collection Remixed
| Capcom Arcade Games
|
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics 0
| SNK Arcade Games
|
|-
| SNK Arcade Classics Vol.1
| SNK Arcade Games
|
|-
| Taito Legends Power - Up
| Taito Arcade Games
|
|-
| Taito Memories Pocket
| Taito Arcade Games
|
|-
| SEGA Genesis/MegaDrive Collection
| Genesis/MegaDrive Games
|
|-
| Metal Slug Anthology
| Metal Slug 1-6 Games
|
|-
| Midway Arcade Treasures : Extended Play
| Midway Arcade Games
|
|-
| 2 Games in 1 - Archer Maclean's Mercury & Mercury Meltdown
| Archer & Mercury Games
|
|-
| Samurai Showdown Anthology
| Samurai Shodown Games
|
|-
| PlayStation Network Collection - The Puzzle Pack
| PSN Puzzle Pack Games
|
|-
| PlayStation Network Collection - The Power Pack
| PSN Power Pack Games
|
|-
| Parodius Portable
| Parodius Games
|
|-
| Mega Minis Vol 1-3
| Mega Mini Games
|
|-
| Namco Museum Vol 1-2
| Namco Museum Arcade Games
|
|-
| Namco Museum - Battle Collection
| Namco Museum Games
|
|-
| Gradius Collection
| Gradius Games
|
|-
| Final Fantasy IV - The Complete Collection
| Final Fantasy |V Games
|
|-
| EA Replay
| EA Arcade Games
|
|-
| Memories Off - After Rain
| Memories Games
|
|-
| D.C.I&II P.S.P. -Da Capo I&II- Plus Situation Portable
| D.C l&ll Games
|
|-
| Space Invaders Pocket
| Space Invaders Games
|
|-
| Ys I & II Chronicles
| Ys l&ll Games
|
|-
| TwinBee Portable
| TwinBee Games
|
|-
| Genso Suikoden I & II
| Suikoden l&ll Games
|
|-
| Salamander Portable
| Salamander Games
|
|}

===PlayStation 4===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 
◎ = Has a native PlayStation 5 version

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Arcade Archives
| Emulated arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|-
| ACA Neo Geo
| Neo Geo MVS arcade games
| Hamster Corporation
|}

===PlayStation 5===
○ = Has enhancements when played on a PlayStation 5 Pro

==Windows==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Developer(s)
! scope="col"|Publisher(s)
! scope="col"|Collection
|-
| Atari Vault
| Code Mystics
| Atari
|
|-
| Dreamcast Collection
| SEGA
| SEGA
| Four Dreamcast remasters
|-
| Sega Mega Drive and Genesis Classics
| SEGA, D3T Ltd
| SEGA
|
|}

==Android==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! scope="col"|Name
! scope="col"|Collection
! scope="col"|Publisher
|-
| Gameloft Classics : 20th Years*
| J2ME GameLoft Games
| GameLoft
|-
| 101-in-1 Game Anthology
| Random Games
| Nordcurrent
|-
| Activision Anthology
| Classic Activision Games
| Activision
|-
| SEGA Classics
| Mega Drive/Master System Games
| SEGA
|-
| Retro Games Vol.1
| Arcade Games
| The Little Game Studio
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 1
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| 4 Retro Classic in 1 : TableTop Games Part 2
| Arcade Games
| FreeGames
|-
| Atari Great Hits Pro
| Atari 2600 Games
| Atari
|-
| Namco Arcade
| Arcade Games
| BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc
|-
| Pixel Puzzle Collection
| Pixel Games
| Konami
|-
| Pastimes
| Puzzle Games
| Senior Games
|-
| 2 Player Game Collection
| Puzzle Games
| Raka Games
|-
| MicroSoft Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| MicroSoft
|-
| Atari Games
| Atari Games
| Atari
|-
| Magic Salmon Portable : Mini Game Collection
| Mini Games
| Magic Salmon Production Ltd
|-
| 250+ Solitaire Collection
| Card Games
| Alexei Anoshenko
|-
| Metal Pack
| Metal Slug Games
| SNK
|-
| Pinball HD
| Pinball Games
| Brain Vault
|-
| Pinball Deluxe : Reloaded
| Pinball Games
| Made Of Bits
|-
| Zaccaria Pinball
| Pinball Games
| Magic Pixel KFT
|-
| Chess 3D Animation : Real Battle Chess 3D Online
| Chess Games
| Skyisland Games
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan=2 width="250"|† Gameloft Classic
|-
|
* Abracadaball
* Alien Quarantine
* Avalanche Snowboarding
* Block Breaker 3 Unlimited
* Block Breaker Deluxe 2
* Brain Challenge 3: Think Again!
* Bubble Bash 2
* Cannon Rats
* Date or Ditch 2
* Detective Ridley and the Mysterious Enigma
* Diamond Rush
* Gangstar 2: Kings of L.A.
* Hero of Sparta
* High School Hook Ups
* KO Legends
* Miami Nights 2: The City Is Yours
* Midnight Bowling 3
* Midnight Pool 4 (known as Midnight Pool)
* Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus
* Motocross: Trial Extreme
* My Life in New York
* N.O.V.A. Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance
* Platinum Solitaire 3
* Soul of Darkness
* Texas Hold'em Poker
* Vampire Romance
* Wild West Guns
* ZombieWood
* Zombie Infection
* Fashion Icon
|}

==See also==
* [[FOCAL]]
* [[Carbon Engine]]
* [[Project EGG]]

[[Category:Official emulators| ]]
[[Category:Official multi-emulators| ]]