In context: Thanks to JavaScript, WebAssembly, and other modern web standards, it is now possible to run a wide range of applications directly in a web browser. Programmer Lyra Rebane went even ...

' EmulatorJS ' is a web-based front-end for RetroArch that allows you to easily embed the emulator ' RetroArch ' on your website. EmulatorJS is primarily developed using JavaScript, with 91.1% of the ...

The idea of gamifying all the things might have died down now that the current hype is shoving AI into all the things — but you’ve probably never seen it quite like EmuDevz, a game in which you ...

Terminal emulator apps: ten-a-penny on Linux, right? All major Linux distributions (Ubuntu included) preinstall one, and most command line aficionados are loyal to their preferred client. Because yes, ...

A BBC Micro and other 8-bit Acorn emulator written in JavaScript and running in modern browsers. Emulates a 32K BBC B (with sideways RAM), a 128K BBC Master, and an Acorn Atom (with AtoMMC2 SD card ...

The new native 68K AmigaOS web browser leans on the machines' underlying emulation system to offer modern facilities on a retro OS. Amibrowser [PDF] from Amigakit tackles one of the requirements to ...

Looking for the best NES emulator in 2025? Whether you’re chasing childhood nostalgia or diving into retro gaming, NES emulators let you play your favorite Nintendo titles on PC, Android, or macOS, ...

While the built-in Terminal application on MacOS is undoubtedly robust and capable of handling a variety of command-line tasks effectively, it may not satisfy everyone’s aesthetic or customization ...

Retro Boy is now available, an emulator for the Game Boy, a portable game console released by Nintendo in 1989. It is an emulator that runs on a browser, but you will need separate game ROM data.

Recap: Early last month, someone used the PDF format's JavaScript support to run Tetris inside what should normally be a static text document. Predictably, within days, a high school student upgraded ...

After the massive success of the original Game Boy and Game Boy Color, Nintendo brought the Game Boy Advance, which brought landscape displays to handheld consoles, with power comparable to SNES.