A curated list of Game Boy Advance development resources
A cycle-accurate Nintendo Game Boy Advance emulator.
Gopher2600 is an emulator for the Atari 2600 games console
Test7800 is an experimental emulator for the Atari 7800 games console
A WIP Game Boy Advance emulator.
My very own CPU architecture! Emulator availible!
Cycle-Accurate System Emulator for the Nintendo 64, Formerly Project Atlas / Mimas; Complete Emulation of 64-bit MIPS R4300i CPU (93.75MHz) with MIPS I, II, III, and IV Instructions, and Hardware-Accelerated High-Speed Reality Co-Processor (RCP) with integrated Reality Display Processor (RDP) and Reality Signal Processor (RSP)
Atari lynx debugger
The Documentation Surrounding How to Create an Emulator for the Nintendo 64 and an Overview on How Emulators Work, Technically. https://p64.parson.dev
M-Cycle Accurate GameBoy Emulator using Rust
An attempt at creating my first emulator :)
A simple CHIP-8 emulator in C using SDL2 for graphics and input. Run classic CHIP-8 games from the 1970s with configurable window size and colors. Great for learning low-level emulation and graphics.
A CHIP-8 Emulator
A simple Game Boy Emulator written in C++ with a scanline renderer and MBC support.
(Work In Progress!) An interpreter and VM for the CHIP-8 programming language.
An emulator for an abstract RISC instruction set and a toolchain consisting of an assembler and a linker that can compile the specified assembly language
CHIP-8 Emulator is a work-in-progress emulator written in C# with .NET 9, focused on clarity, modularity, and long-term maintainability rather than quick hacks or opaque optimizations. Built using OpenTK for rendering and input handling, this project implements a fully functional CHIP-8 virtual machine with a clean and well-organized architecture.
custom CPU emulator and assembler
A fork of Genesis Plus GX as a headless POSIX service.
Solutions for http://www.nand2tetris.org/
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