It's a good emulator, although it is outdated. It features high compatibility, full sound, correct sprite priorities , and most of the mappers fwNES supports.

DreamNES is a NES emulator by Kervin Lee. It's main characteristic is that it includes a ROM Encyclopedia built into its GUI, which displays information & screenshots about NES ROMs.

Unfortunately, its rather outdated and very buggy. All of the features it supports, including the enyclopedia are found in current emulators such as Ube ...

Free64 is a Commodore 64 emulator for MS-DOS, written solely by me, in Borland C 3.1. I wrote the CPU core myself, although I used M6502's implementation of BCD arithmetic as an example. Here is a list of current features: (as of v.01)

• 6510 CPU, full documented instruction set
• RAM/ROM switching
• CIA 1/2 timers A an ...

marijuanes appears to be a fairly new emulator from the author of Squeem with minimal mapper support and partially working sound. It may get better.

An emulator based on NESA, this emulator, written by CHECK, has not been updated in a long time. There's no sound, and it supports only a few mappers. Don't waste your time with this one.

This NES emulator was coded as a result of a college assignment in CSE496, hence, the name NES496. It uses DirectX for drawing the graphics. It has partial sound, is rather slow, and only supports a few mappers. It does, however, have a cool graphical debugger. It's not really worth the download right now unless you want to play with the d ...

This NES emulator, although rather primitive, is very small and quite fast. It emulates the 6502 cpu, video, and the usual mappers. It uses a 256X240 scanline video mode, and runs full speed on a Pentium 75. It runs too fast on P166's because there is no speed throttling yet. It's also very small in size. It even includes a built in tile editor and a hex editor.< ...

NESemu8 runs a few games and has sound support, although it's primitive.

A newly developed emulator, has rather minimal support for mappers and no sound so far. It could become promising eventually though.

This emulator is written in assembly. It has slightly below average compatibility and no sound support. This emulator is very old and not really worth the download.

Pfau Zeh is a Commodore VIC-20 emulator and is available for two different operations systems:

• Pfau Zeh for Win32 is for Microsoft Windows 95/98 and Windows 2000. It requires the DirectDraw and DirectSound parts of DirectX 6.1 (or later).
• Pfau Zeh for Linux is for the Linux-ELF OS on the X86 platform. It uses the ...