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*'''[http://nebula.emulatronia.com/ Model 2 Emulator]''' was formerly known as Nebula Model 2. It has great compatibility. Most games work without problems, although some configuration may be required for the optimal experience in some titles. It is easy to use, and the system requirements are moderate and there . There is support for increasing the internal resolution, force feedback and GPU hardware acceleration. It has [<ref name="features">http://www.mameworld.info/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=6&Number=277024&page=8&view=expanded&sb=7&o=&vc=1 Force Feedback support and GPU hardware acceleration]. </ref> For a long time it was, and still is for most titles, the only way to play Model 2 games. However; it is Windows only, closed source and hasn't been updated since 2014.*'''[[MAME]]''' is a long way behind Model 2 Emulator in terms of compatibility, but is being actively developed and Model 2 emulation recently improved greatlyin 2018. With version [https://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/835vz6/finally_model2_is_working_on_mame/ 0.196], the first two games were promoted to working status; Virtua Fighter 2 and Motor Raid. <ref name="mameupdate">https://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/835vz6/finally_model2_is_working_on_mame/</ref> Version 0.197 followed up with adding Rail Chase 2. Other games might work but most have lots of graphical glitches and some will outright crash. You'll need a fast CPU for full speed emulation.

''This list is updated as of MAME 0.197 205 and Model 2 Emulator 1.1a.''

<nowiki>*</nowiki> '''PSN/XBLA:''' Some games were released for PS3 PSN and Xbox 360 XBLA labeled as the "Sega Model 2 Collection". It is a way to buy the games as single purchases on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Xbox One (backward compatibility). The games feature excellent improvements over the arcade originals such as higher resolution, widescreen, HD textures, fewer pop-ups, online multiplayer, trophies, etc. Some of these are playable in the [[RPCS3]] emulator.

<nowiki>**</nowiki> '''Ports:''' Some games were ported to consoles available when the arcade games where released. Most of them were released on Sega Saturn och PC, with a few appearing on Dreamcast and PlayStation 2. These ports are often a lot worse than the arcade orginals.