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===[[Emulators on Vita]]===
PSP mode. You can also run PSP version of POPS through this using VHBL and POPSLoader. With [https://github.com/TheOfficialFloW/Adrenaline AdreanlineAdrenaline] it's possible to boot to PSP XMB and run any PSP titles. Partially depends on hardware emulation which is basically perfect.
PlayStation One Portable Station (POPS-Vita):
|FW 1.00
|FW 4.78
|For CECHA and CECHB, doesn't emulate Emotion Engine or Graphics Synthesizer. Instead, relies on the actual EE and GS inside model CECHA/CECHB.
|-
|ps2_gxemu
|FW 1.50
|FW 4.78
|For models CECHC and CECHE, doesn't emulate Graphics Synthesizer. Instead, relies on the actual GS inside model CECHA/CECHE.
|-
|ps2_softemu
|FW 1.90
|FW 3.72
|First iteration of full software emulator. Had disc support. Was never enabled. Could be tested in factory test mode, but the accuracy is terrible.
|-
|ps2_netemu
'''Compatibility Lists'''
* [https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/PSP_Emulator_Compatibility_List PSDevWiki PSP Emulator on PS3 Compatibility List]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20150811101058/http://www.pshomebrew.net/wiki/PSP_On_PS3_Compatibility_List PShomeBREW PSP On PS3 Compatibility List]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20150406132103/http://www.tortuga-cove.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=557 Cobra Dongle Compatibility List]
===[[Emulators on PS4]]===
All these emulators do run in PS5 through PS4's backward compatibility mode.
====PlayStation====
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! scope="col"|Emulator
! scope="col"|Release
! scope="col"|Use
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|ps1hd
|Not included in firmware, but in game pkg
|For playing PS1 re-releases from the PS store
|}
[https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps4/PS1_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List PS4 Developer Wiki Compatibility List]
====PlayStation 2====
{| class="wikitable"
===Multi-System===
{{Main|Virtual Console}}
* [[L-CLASSICS]] - NES and SNES emulator used for [[Nintendo Switch Online]].* [[threeb]] - Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, and NES emulator used for 3DS Virtual Console titles. For GBA, it should not be confused with AGB_FIRM.
===NES===
===Nintendo 64===
* ''(codename unknown)'' - Emulator used for N64 titles on Wii Virtual Console. Made by [[wikipedia:Nintendo Software Technology|NST]].* [[VESSEL]] - Emulator used for N64 titles on Wii U Virtual Console. Made by [[wikipedia:iQue|iQue]].* [[Hovercraft]] - Emulator used for the ''Nintendo 64 - [[Nintendo Switch Online ]]'' app; also used in ''Super Mario 3D All-Stars'' (for ''Mario 64''). Made jointly by [[wikipedia:Nintendo European Research & Development|NERD]] and [[wikipedia:iQue|iQue]], originally as a fork of VESSEL.
===GameCube/ Wii===* [[Dolphin (Nintendo)|Dolphin]] - Emulator GameCube emulator intended for debugging. Does not run commercial games. Not to be confused with the unofficial [[Dolphin]] emulator.* [[Hagi]] - Emulator used for re-releases of GameCube and Wii games on Nintendo Switch. Currently featured in ''Super Mario 3D All-Stars'' (for both ''Sunshine'' and ''Galaxy''), ''Pikmin'', and ''Pikmin 2''.* [[Lingcod]] - Emulator used for Wii games on NVIDIA Shield units sold exclusively in Mainland China, made by NVIDIA as part of a deal with Nintendo. Does not play standard 1:1 Wii games without modifications and does not run on other NVIDIA Shield units or Android devices.
===Game Boy===
* [[Hiyoko]] - Emulator used for the ''Game Boy - [[Nintendo Switch Online ]]'' app. It always runs games in Game Boy Color mode. No SGB features are supported.
===Game Boy Advance===
* [[m2engage]] - Emulator made by M2 used for GBA titles on Wii U Virtual Console. Shares the name used for other retro projects made by M2, mainly for Sega Genesis re-releases.
* [[Sloop]] - Emulator used for the ''Game Boy Advance - [[Nintendo Switch Online ]]'' app. Developed by Panasonic Vietnam.
===Nintendo DS===
* [[Ensata]] - Emulator intended for quick debugging for developers. Can run a small number of commercial games.
* [[Hachihachi]] - Emulator made by NERD used for DS titles on Wii U Virtual Console. Does not run DSi-enhanced or DSi-only games.
===Sega Genesis / Mega Drive===
* [[m2engage]] - Emulator made by M2 used on ''SEGA Genesis - [[Nintendo Switch Online ]]'' app.
==Microsoft==
* [[FU|Fusion]] - Emulator for Xbox 360.
==Sega==
===Multi-System===
* [[m2engage]] - Acronym of one or multiple emulators used in Sega projects from Japan since ''SEGA AGES Online'' series, made by M2:
** Sega Arcade games (''SEGA AGES Online'', Sega 3D Classics, Switch SEGA AGES, ''Yakuza / Like a Dragon'' series)
** SG-1000 (''Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives 3: Final Stage'')
** Sega Master System (''SEGA AGES Online'', ''Sega 3D Fukkoku Archives'', ''Sega 3D Classics Collection'', Switch SEGA AGES, ''Lost Judgment'')
** Sega Genesis (''SEGA AGES Online'', ''Sega 3D Classics'', Switch SEGA AGES, Sega Genesis Mini 1 & 2)
** Sega Game Gear (3DS Virtual Console, Game Gear Micro)
** Sega CD (Sega Genesis Mini 2)
===Sega Master System===
* [[PS1.EXE]] - Partial emulator used inside ''Phantasy Star Collection'' for Sega Saturn. Emulates the 1994 Japanese re-release of Phantasy Star for Sega Mega Drive. Does not emulate the sound, which is handled by streamed data files.
===Sega Genesis / Mega Drive===
* [[1MD_EMU.BIN]] - Emulator used on the Dream Library service, available on ''Dream Passport 3'' and ''Sega Smash Pack Vol. 1'' discs for Sega Dreamcast. Features bad YM2612 emulation.
===PC Engine / TurboGrafx-16===
* [[PCEMU.BIN]] - Emulator used on the Dream Library service, available on ''Dream Passport 3'' disc for Sega Dreamcast. Can only play HuCard / TurboChip games. No method of loading ROMs is known.
==NEC==
===PC Engine / TurboGrafx-16===
* [[m2engage]] - Emulator made by M2 under contract by Konami used in TurboGrafx-16 Mini. It can emulate standard HuCard, CD, SuperGrafx, and Arcade Card games.
* VPCE - Emulator made by D4 Enterprise under contract by Konami used in TurboGrafx-16 titles on 3DS Virtual Console, based on multiple mentions inside the "code.bin" file. It is unknown if it shares source code from the [[VPCE|unofficial emulator of the same name]].
==See Also==
* [[Video game compilations]]
==References==
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