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Nintendo 64 Emulators: Virtual Console, 1964, Project64, Ultrahle, Mupen64plus, Corn, Sixtyforce, Tr64 Hatari (emulator) Free Communication Software: Free Collaborative Software, Free E-Mail Software, Free Mailing Lists, Free Terminal Emulators, Free Web Browsers Meta Assembler and Emulator for the Intel 8086 Microprocessor by Rao Mohammed Shoaib, 1989 Vaxtpu Edt Keypad Emulator How To Use Gameboy Emulators by Quick Easy Guides, 2008-07-31 E-Mu Synthesizers: E-Mu Emulator, E-Mu Emax, E-Mu Proteus, E-Mu Modular System, E-Mu Audity Amiga Music Formats: Unix Amiga Delitracker Emulator, Mod, Octamed, Mikmod, Ultimate Soundtracker, Oktalyzer, List of Amiga Music Format Players Game Boy Emulators: Visualboyadvance, Goomba, Little John Palm, Mednafen, Morphgear, No$gmb, Wzonka-Lad, Pocketgnuboy Xbox Emulators: Xbox 360 Dos Emulators: Dosbox, Virtual Dos Machine, E|os, Dosemu Post Silicon Validation: Integrated Circuit, Simulation, Emulator, Formal Verification, Logic Analyzer Nintendo 64: Nintendo 64 accessories, List of Nintendo 64 games, Player's Choice, Mupen64, 1964 (emulator), Sixtyforce, Project64, Project64k, Super Mario 64, Pilotwings 64 Terminal Emulators: Delrina

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61. Redirecting
    C64 emulatorsC64 emulators. Emulator Name, Version, Size, Rating (Max 5), Comments. CCS, 1.09,429K, This was the best C64 emulator available, until a new beta version came out.  
    http://www.classicgaming.com/vault/emulate.shtml

62. Quality Microprocessor Development Tools Since 1989
    Compilers, assemblers and incircuit emulators for embedded systems development.  
    http://www.softools.com/
    
    Extractions: Softools, Inc. has the software and hardware tools to meet your needs, help get your project done on time, and at a fraction of the cost of other tools. And supporting this micro-processor family is our total business and not a small portion of a business supporting multiple processors, we know our tools well and that they will meet your goals. Let us prove it to you! We support the Z80, Z180 families, Rabbit 2000/3000 and 8085 families. They make up 100% of our business and they get 100% of our attention and support. Keep this in mind when you consider other vendors who support many or dozens of processors. If 5% of their sales are for the Z80/Z180 family of tools, how much time do you think will be devoted to working with those tools, and to you the user, for technical support?

63. Emulators For Palm PDAs: An Overview Of The Best Review
    Guest Review emulators for Palm PDAs An Overview of the Best by Henry Kong Date03/26/2004 Let us know your comments on this review and read what others  
    http://www.the-gadgeteer.com/palmos-emulators-review.html
    
    Extractions: Liberty was the first Palm emulator - for use with Gameboy cartridges. It was a great effort at that time; I liked it so much that I whipped out this review for it at SPUG.net. Now that the Palm OS is more up to speed with the StrongArm chip, more capable emulators have surfaced and it will be great to have a write up of an overview on them. Above is a screenshot of the icons of some of the Palm emulators that I like. To play these emulators, you will needs game ROMS - get them at PDROMS, your #1 legal ROM Source since 1998. Running an emulator is like having another computer on your Palm, with a library of software thrown in as well. My most favorite Palm emulator is Codejedi's CaSTaway , the Atari ST emulator - and it's free! it has been updated to v0.7.11 which includes full screen 320x480 display, Zodiac compatibility, improved sampled audio playback and other fixes. I had a great time playing all the blasts from the past - from breakout games like Impact to 2-disk games like Street Fighter II. In fact, I liked the Atari ST computer so much that I had 2 of them; one running in colour and the other in super fine hi-res black and white. There hasn't been a gaming computer quite like it since then - the game play is just out of this world.

64. Hitex Development Tools - Tools For The Embedded World
    Develop and manufacture incircuit emulators and debugging tools for embedded systems.  
    http://www.hitex.com

65. Emulators For Pocket PCs: An Overview Of The Best Article
    Official Gadgeteer Article emulators for Pocket PCs An Overview of the Bestby Henry Kong Last date revised 03/06/2001. Game emulators are great fun.  
    http://www.the-gadgeteer.com/pocketpc-emulators-article.html
    
    Extractions: Game emulators are great fun. It's not only the tons of money that they save you on the purchase price, but that they also bring back retro, classic game play to today's Pocket PCs. On top of these obvious advantages, there are also: No repair bills, no need to hunt for hard-to-get spare parts and no required shelf space. This article will focus on several game emulators that are currently running on Pocket PCs at full speed - with sound and all kinds of good stuff. I have used the iPAQ as the benchmark for these programs, since it is the fastest and most compatible Pocket PC currently available. All comments are purely my personal opinions. In my humble opinion

66. Index Of /
    Sells a CDROM containing thousands of games and utilities for the Spectrum, also including popular Spectrum emulators.  
    http://www.zxspec.freeserve.co.uk/

67. World Of Spectrum - Moved!
    Classic Video Game emulators Game Revolution DownloadsHundreds of new and classic game downloads and emulators available for PC Macintosh. emulatorsavailable for both PC and Mac unless otherwise noted.  
    http://www.void.jump.org/emulators.html

68. Bbc Micro Computer
    Includes game disk images, scanned manuals, links to emulators, a chat room, and game cover scans.  
    http://bbccomputersite.freewebspace.com/

69. Atari Safari
    This page is dedicated to classic computer games and emulators to runthem. There are emulators for the Amiga and PC available here.  
    http://users.powernet.co.uk/psyman/

70. Ken's Atari 8-bit Page
    Atari 8bit utilities and games. Atari 8-bit emulators and Emulator Utilities. Links to other Atari 8-bit related sites.  
    http://home.columbus.rr.com/ksiders/atari.htm

71. MIDP Emulators
    A cornucopia of MIDP emulators reflects the abundance of MIDP devices available.This article surveys the current crop. Article. MIDP emulators. Printable Page.  
    http://developers.sun.com/techtopics/mobility/midp/articles/emulators/
    
    Extractions: A cornucopia of MIDP emulators reflects the abundance of MIDP devices available. This article surveys the current crop. Although some emulators are designed for demonstrating MIDP applications to prospective users, the emulators in this article are specifically for developers, to help them test applications. Emulators are usually distributed as part of a larger package or development kit. Each of the blocks below shows a particular package, including its name, important links, thumbnail images of each emulator, and a brief description. This is not a complete list but captures the knowledge we have at present. If you'd like to see other emulators here, please let us know. A different list of Java technology device emulators is available here A Few Words About Emulation Emulation is hard to get right. The ideal is to mimic the behavior of a device exactly, but the accuracy of the emulation correlates to the difficulty involved in developing it. The emulator's developers have to decide how accurate to make the emulation based on the time and skill they have. At one end of the spectrum, a vendor may choose to take the J2ME Wireless Toolkit emulator and simply create a new skin for it. I'll talk more about this option later.

72. Area64 - Commodore 64 4ever!
    No longer updated but still useful archive of games (with plenty of screenshots), demos, color palettes for emulators, and message boards.  
    http://www.classicgaming.com/area64/

73. Dreamcast Emulator Releases
    All the mess/mame sources were updated. to mess072 / mame072/ Ice88 updated thisfor the dc ports of these emulators all source code is downloadable here.  
    http://imrtechnology.ngemu.com/emulators.htm

74. Arcade Mania
    Arcade links, emulators, ROMs and all sorts of arcade related stuff.  
    http://www.nw.com.au/~rodrigue/arcade/arcade.htm

75. ROMNation.NET - Roms And Emulators - Gba Roms Snes Roms N64 Roms MAME Roms Nes R
    emulators Main emulators. The emulators I use for the Amstrad CPC are WinAPE32 and Arnold. WinAPE32by Richard Wilson. N64.jpg (5237 bytes). Nintendo N64 Console. emulators.  
    http://www.romnation.net/
    
    Extractions: find out more Click here to get Xbox, GameCube, PS2, PS, DC, N64, and GBA roms URGENT: ROMNation.NET is in danger of dying. Sadly, we're not getting enough votes to keep the site on solid financial ground. If the votes don't start coming in, the site could be gone within a week. Help us get to #1; help us stay alive. Click here to vote for us now. SITE OPTIONS: Visit Our Forums Vote to Help Keep Us Alive Index

76. RISC OS Gameboy Resources
    Gameboy resources including emulators.  
    http://www.plasma.demon.co.uk/gameboy/

77. Emulators
    http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/Emulators/emulators_index.htm

78. The First GP32 Support Forum @ Www.ezboard.com
    Discussion forums covering commercial games, free downloads, emulators, the software development kit, and tutorials.  
    http://pub179.ezboard.com/bgp32

79. The Ultimate MSX FAQ - MSX Emulator Section
    MSX emulators. Which MSX emulators exist? This is possible, but not alwaysnecessary. Some newer emulators can handle the .wav files directly.  
    http://www.faq.msxnet.org/msxemu.html
    
    Extractions: fMSX is a portable MSX/MSX2/MSX2+ emulator written in C language by Marat Fayzullin. It is written in C, and its source code is freely distributable for non-commercial purposes. Numerous ports and extensions exist for different platforms, such as the MS DOS version by Marcel de Kogel and Macintosh version by John Stiles. Further development is greatly encouraged. The Windows95/WinG version is available from the author for $35US (with a free demo). fMSX can be obtained from http://www.komkon.org/fms/fMSX/" fMSX-DOS has a special distribution site: fMSX-DOS Distribution Site . Personally, I really like this emulator (as far as I use emulators!). It's optimized to deliver maximal performance on the MS-DOS platform. For this emulator, various 'Launchers' for Windows can be downloaded. For URL's see the links database of The MSX Resource Center (and my bookmarks , emulator section), but a very nice one is fMSX QuickStart, by Arjan Steenbergen. It can be downloaded

80. THPFL.com
    Resource guide list of links to shareware, freeware and demos. Features games and game cheats, applications, emulators, roms, Mp3s, and webmaster tools.  
    http://www.geocities.com/thehellphoenix/index.html

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