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Well, most importantly, they're emulators that are recommended by wiki authors/emugen/contributors. They usually either fall under 1 of 2 categories: '''general-use''', or '''accuracy'''. Recommended general-use emulators tend to Please consider these while recommending an emulator:*have high compatibility (and mappers support for systems like [[Nintendo_Entertainment_System_emulators|NES]], [[Game_Boy/Game_Boy_Color_emulators|GB/GBC]], [[Master_System_emulators|SMS/GG]])*various [https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php?title=Special:Search&limit=500&offset=0&profile=default&search=%22%7Chardware+features%22 hardware features ] like connectivity, peripherals and special hardware support etc.;

*be capable of running on various modern devices /operating systems and run fast full speed on reasonable priced [https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/ modern affordable hardware] - ''something like: [https://registry.khronos.org/vulkan/specs/1.3-extensions/man/html/ Vulkan 1.3]/[[Wikipedia:Direct3D#Direct3D_12_levels|D3D12 (12_1)]] GPU with drivers still up-to-date and AVX2 supported CPU'';

*be improved regularly--in other words, be active and, preferably, be open-source (not closed-source), as that ensures that any active programmer can keep the software in shipshape condition and able to run on modern latest operating systems.*[[Emulation_Accuracy|accuracy]]-focused emulators are '''only recommended''' when they're have reasonable amount of compatibility compared to general-use emulators. This one should only be considered for [[Homebrew_and_hack_Roms|Homebrew]], [[Game_engine_recreations_and_source_ports|Game engine recreations and source ports]] and development/developer communities or users that just want to ensure they'll be able to play most games with the least amount of unexpected/unreported glitches or timing issues etc. (Do NOT use "preserve the hardware's inner workings for posterity" mindset for recommendation on emugen wiki)

Accurate emulators And also there are recommended as they're as close to the original hardware as you can get[https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Category:Very_early_emulation very early] or limited options for specific systems like [[Xbox_360_emulators|Xbox 360]], and as such are recommended for users who want to recreate if that is the original experiencecase, use homebrew software authors/contributors usually "recommend or just want to ensure theysomewhat recommend" that emulator ''ll be able to play most games with the least amount 'if it has some level of glitchescompatibility'''.