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* ;XM6 Pro-68k was, at the time, the only English interface, focused :Focused on providing necessary debugging features and has decent compatibility. It has since been succeeded by TypeG in most regards.* ;[[XM6 TypeG]] is going to be your best bet in terms of accuracy; :It can run in X68030 modein high accuracy, good peripheral/expansion support and will run just about any game you throw at it.* ;[[MAME]]'s :Its X68000 core is, in terms of playability, still in a very early stage of development in terms of playability and should only be used if the debugging features of Pro-68k are lacking.* ;XM6i is built :Built largely around being able to run NetBSD/X68k. While it can run games, it is clear that this is not what XM6i is focused on.* ;px68k is an :An open -source fork of the c68k emulator. px68k has a libretro core, but lacks options like save states present in other emulators. It lacks MIDI emulation.