After five years of early access, the 3DSen emulator finally reached version 1.0. The unique tool transforms classic NES ...

Emulators can be tricky for relations with game publishers, even if they’re technically legal, but in an update on April 5, Apple finally changed its rules to allow them on the App Store ...

The Switch has plenty of games in its own right, but Nintendo also has quite the back-catalogue of games, too. Multiple ...

Although the age of the DS is far gone, its outstanding game lineup, and legacy, continues to be enjoyed to this day through emulators.So, if you’re looking to relive your childhood or get a ...

This free SNES emulator is open source, and compatible with the vast majority of games. You need an Android device with at least a 1GHz processor, which isn’t going to be a problem nowadays.

Notably, these emulators could run current games at full speed and were also sold in stores. PSemu, an existing freeware PlayStation emulator, required a non-bundled copy of the system BIOS and ...

Apple might finally allow retro video game emulators on the App Store, but this month, the company rejected submissions of iDOS 3, a new version of the popular DOS emulator, and UTM SE, an app ...

You can likely run NES games on any cheap Chromebook, for example, but you’ll need a higher-end or gaming Chromebook to emulate PlayStation 2 games. Eclipse: The best for most people ...

Generally, reputable Game Boy Advance emulators for iOS are safe to use, especially when downloaded from trustworthy sources. However, users should exercise caution and avoid downloading emulators ...

To use ROMs with game emulators on iPhone or iPad, you’ll have to either download them into the Files app on your iPhone or put them in a cloud storage location (like iCloud Drive) that can be ...

Video games have been around for a long, long time now. Pong made its debut in 1972— though back then you needed a bulky arcade cabinet to run it. Nowadays, you’ve got a much more powerful ...

As PC Gamer and The Verge noted in May 2023 and March 2024, respectively, not only does Nintendo develop its own emulators to run classic games on its newer hardware, but it also hired developers ...