Comparison of video game console emulators

This article includes entries from the List of video game console emulators article.

Emulator		Video game console
Name	License	Name	Company	Portability
AdriPSX	?	PlayStation	Sony	Home console
bleem!	Proprietary	PlayStation	Sony	Home console
bleemcast!	?	PlayStation	Sony	Home console
Cemu	MPL-2.0	Wii U	Nintendo	Home console
Citra	GPL-2.0-or-later	Nintendo 3DS	Nintendo	Handheld
Connectix Virtual Game Station	Proprietary	PlayStation	Sony	Home console
Dolphin	GPL-2.0-or-later	GameCube/Wii	Nintendo	Home console
ePSXe	Proprietary	PlayStation	Sony	Home console
FCEUX	GPL-2.0-or-later	Nintendo Entertainment System	Nintendo	Home console
Fellow	GPL-3.0-or-later	Amiga 500	Amiga	Home console
Mupen64Plus	GPL-2.0-or-later	Nintendo 64	Nintendo	Home console
NeoCD	LGPL-3.0	Neo Geo CD	SNK	Home console
NESticle	Proprietary freeware	Nintendo Entertainment System	Nintendo	Home console
Nestopia	GPL-2.0-only	Nintendo Entertainment System	Nintendo	Home console
PCSX-Reloaded	GPL-3.0-only	PlayStation	Sony	Home console
PCSX2	GPL-3.0-or-later	PlayStation 2	Sony	Home console
PPSSPP	GPL-2.0-or-later	PlayStation Portable	Sony	Handheld
Project Unreality	Proprietary freeware	Nintendo 64	Nintendo	Home console
Project64	GPL-2.0-only	Nintendo 64	Nintendo	Home console
RPCS3	GPL-2.0-only	PlayStation 3	Sony	Home console
Snes9x	Proprietary freeware	Super NES	Nintendo	Home console
Stella	GPL-2.0-or-later	Atari 2600	Atari	Home console
UAE	?	Amiga 500	Amiga	Home console
UltraHLE	Proprietary freeware	Nintendo 64	Nintendo	Home console
Visual Pinball	Proprietary freeware	Pinball	Arcade	Arcade cabinet
VisualBoyAdvance	GPL-2.0-or-later	Game Boy Advance (also supports Game Boy and Game Boy Color)	Nintendo	Handheld
Wzonka-Lad	GPL-2.0-only	Game Boy	Nintendo	Handheld
Yuzu	GPL-3.0-or-later	Nintendo Switch	Nintendo	Hybrid
ZSNES	GPL-2.0-only	Super NES	Nintendo	Home console

See also

Frontends

• RetroArch

Multi-system emulators

• higan
• MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator)
• Mednafen
• MESS (Multi Emulator Super System), formerly a stand-alone application and now part of MAME
• OpenEmu

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