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[[ | [[Arcade emulators#Home console based]] (1978-1998) | ||
*[[Atari 2600 emulators|Video Computer System]] | *[[Atari 2600 emulators|Video Computer System]] | ||
**Tournament Table (1978) | **Tournament Table (1978) | ||
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**Hot Rod Rebels (2000) | **Hot Rod Rebels (2000) | ||
*Media GX (1998) | *Media GX (1998) | ||
<font size="3"><b>Engines</b></font> | |||
*[[Bakesale Engine]] (>2015; emulation engine originally made by Digital Eclipse as Eclipse Engine) | |||
*KEX Engine (2015; source engine for first-person games originally made by Nightdive Studios) | |||
*[[Syrup Engine]] (>2020; emulation engine originally made by Implicit Conversions) | |||
[[Category:Companies]] | [[Category:Companies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:32, 24 April 2026
Consoles 
- 2600 Video Computer System / 2800 Video Computer System
- 5200 SuperSystem
- 7800 ProSystem
- XE Video Game System
- Panther‡
- Jaguar
- Jaguar CD
- VCS
Handhelds 
Computers 
Arcade
Visual Pinball+Visual PinMAME (ancient to present)
- Pinball (?)
- Pinball (1976-1979)
DICE (Discrete Integrated Circuit Emulator) (1970-1990)
- Discrete Logic (1972-1976)
Hypseus Singe (1980-2000)
- LD (LaserDisc) (1983-1994)
MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator) (1970-2000)
- Aladdin (?)
- Arcade Driver (?)
- Bounty Hunter (?)
- Compugraph Foto (?)
- Dirtbike (?)
- E.T. (The Extra-Terrestrial) (?)
- Hare Scare (?)
- Jammin (?)
- Super Man / Solar War / Orion XIV (1979)
- Electromechanical (?)
- Redemption (1988-1995)
- Quiz Show (1976)
- 6800 (1976-1979)
- 6502 (1976-1989)
- 6502 Raster (1976-1989)
- 6502 Black & White Raster (1976-1980)
- 6502 Color Raster (1977-1989)
- 6502 Vector (1979-1980)
- 6502 Raster (1976-1989)
- Captain Seahawk (1978)
- Vector (1980-1983)
- Centipede (1980-1983)
- Missile Command (1980-1983)
- Missile Command (1980-1983)
- Missile Command 2 / Missile Command Deluxe (1982)
- Force Field (1981)
- Hyperspace (1981)
- Space Shoot (1981)
- Thogs (1981)
- Time Traveller (1981)
- Akka Arrh / The Sentinel / Target Outpost (1982)
- Amazing Adventure (1982)
- Dragon Rider (1982)
- Fast Freddie (1982)
- Heart of Ice (1982)
- Heist (1982)
- Interchange (1982)
- Nightmare (1982)
- Onslaught (1982)
- Parking Lot (1982)
- Power Gem (1982)
- Star Trap (1982)
- Warp Speed (1982)
- Kangaroo (1982-1983)
- Bar Room Baseball (1983)
- Tomcat (1983)
- I, Robot / Ice World (1983)
- Star Wars Vector (1983-1985)
- 68000 (1983-1992)
- 68000 (1983-1992)
- Dual 68000 (1989-1990)
- System (1984-1988)
- System 1 (1984-1987)
- System 2 (1984-1988)
- System IV (1984-1985)
- Gauntlet (1985-1988)
- Cyberball (1989)
- Hard Drivin' (Hard Driving) (1989-1993)
- G1 (1990)
- Marble Madness 2 / Marble Man (1991)
- G42 (1991-1992)
- Arcade Classics (1992)
- GX2 (1992)
- Beathead (1993)
- Cyber Storm (1993)
- GT (1994)
- Metal Maniax (1994)
- Phoenix (1996)
- Flagstaff (1996-1997)
- USA (United States of America) (1997-2003)
- Seattle (1997-1998)
- Vegas (1998-1999)
- Denver (1999-2003)
Arcade emulators#Home console based (1978-1998)
- Video Computer System
- Tournament Table (1978)
- 3DO (3 Dimension audiO videO) (1994-1996)
- Jaguar
- CoJag (1994-1998)
- PlayStation
- PSX (1996)
TeknoParrot (2000-present)
- PC (Personal Computer) (1998-2000)
- Meanstreak (1998)
- Hot Rod Rebels (2000)
- Media GX (1998)
Engines
- Bakesale Engine (>2015; emulation engine originally made by Digital Eclipse as Eclipse Engine)
- KEX Engine (2015; source engine for first-person games originally made by Nightdive Studios)
- Syrup Engine (>2020; emulation engine originally made by Implicit Conversions)